I have never considered myself weak or dependent on others. No matter what struggles I’ve had to face in the past, I always found a way to get through it by myself. After 20 years and a slap in the face from reality, I learned that independence does not mean that I’m Wonder Woman; it […]
Month: September 2015
Join the Greeks in recruitment week
At NSU, social fraternities and sororities celebrate their notoriety with fall recruitment. For the Interfraternity Council, the recruitment process is from Sept. 7-11, and for the Panhellenic Council, the recruitment process is from Sept. 9-13. Greek life is a well-known aspect of the college experience. Every fall, thousands of students worldwide pledge to Greek organizations […]
On the Bench: Good job, at least you tried
In one Instagram post, Steelers linebacker James Harrison managed to spark outrage in some and gain praise from others regarding the “everybody-is-a-winner” mentality that accompanies participation trophies. Harrison said in the post, “I came home to find out that my boys received two trophies for nothing, participation trophies! While I am very proud of my […]
Remember the fallen
The Nova Student Veterans Association (NSVA) will host a memorial on Sept. 11 in the Don Taft University Center Spine from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. to commemorate the 2001 attack. The event will include a group gathering of veterans, information about 9/11, moments of silence and a candlelight vigil. NSVA President and United States Army […]
Over a dozen people tragically die due to car defects
Thirteen people have died in incidents involving built-up volumes of the odorless and colorless carbon monoxide gas in their garages, prompting a class-action lawsuit. The carbon monoxide was released when the car owners walked away from their cars with the key fobs in hopes that the cars would turn themselves off, when, in fact, the […]
Fitness for beginners
As we enter a busy semester with big plans and high expectations, a healthy lifestyle doesn’t always fit into our hectic schedules. With the crazy schedules, family and friend obligations and jobs, it might be cruel to add another commitment to our tiring days. Whether you’re a new student or a returning student, if you […]
Athlete of the Week: Quannisha Allen
If you have experience with running through the humid Florida air, you know how suffocating it is. Born and raised in St. Augustine, Quannisha Allen had to deal with that intensity. Allen ran for the first time during her first year of high school after joining St. Augustine High School’s track team. In addition to […]
That Time I … Lobbied on Capitol Hill
Erica Rich is a junior legal studies major minoring in philosophy, psychology and international law. She is a pro-Israel activist. In the future, Erica would like to become a criminal prosecutor and move up to being involved in politics. America is the land of opportunity. I never would have thought that I would get the […]
Recipes to host your own Labor Day party
Labor Day is a time to celebrate and relax as we recognize the dedication of American workers. The South Florida community is filled with thousands of workers who provide countless individuals with a pleasant atmosphere to live each day. Here’s to those people – enjoy a well-deserved day filled with delicious food for your Labor […]
South Florida nightlife safety guide
Whether it’s your first time away from home in a new and exciting place, or you’re a sunshine state native, there is so much for a college student to do on a Friday night in South Florida. Along with the after-dark adventures, there comes a bit of risk and danger with the unknown. As long […]