Katy Popplewell is pursuing her master’s degree in student affairs. She is from Cincinnati where she earned her Bachelor of Arts in communication and her master’s certificate in marketing from the University of Cincinnati. She works in the Career Development office as a graduate assistant and career adviser. Some of you reading this may have […]
Year: 2018
Food to make your workout worth it
Especially after stuffing yourself silly during Thanksgiving, you might become possessed with the need to get fit and refurbish your workout routine. However, exercising requires more mindfulness than one might think: what you eat before and after your workout, as well as how consistent you are with hydration, impacts how effective those workouts are. Before […]
Athlete of the Week: David Dennis
David Dennis is a junior sports management major from Columbus, Ohio. Last year, he played and started all 32 games and averaged a team-high 32.5 minutes per game. How and why did you get into basketball? I started when I was about two or three years old. My dad and my family is all a […]
News Anchor, Nov. 27, 2018
Federal Judge Rules on Asylum Seekers Federal Judge Jon Tigar “issued a temporary restraining order that blocks the government from carrying out a new rule that denies protections to people who enter the country illegally. The order, which suspends the rule until the case is decided by the court, applies nationally,” according to the New […]
The nature of Santa Claus
With the holiday season right around the corner, if we’re already breaking out the hot chocolate and the candy canes we may as well bring up the man of the hour: Santa Claus! The idea of Santa has been around for as long as most of us can remember. That warm smile, that jolly laugh […]
How not to break the bank this holiday season
As college students, we are accustomed to the phrase, “balling on a budget.” During the holiday season, this phrase tends to be more relevant because, overall, we spend more money on gifts and other items than any other time. Wanting to buy gifts for all the new people you have met, along with your family […]
Off Shore Calendar, Nov. 27, 2018
South Florida Symphony: Masterworks Nov. 28 | 7:30 p.m. @Amaturo Theatre | Fort Lauderdale Hairspray Nov. 29 | 7:30 p.m. @Aventura Arts and Cultural Center | Aventura JTF Late Night Nov. 30 | 11:00 p.m. @Just The Funny | Miami Buffalo Bills v. Miami Dolphins Dec. 1 | 1:00 p.m. @Hard Rock […]
Skincare routines
Everyone’s skin has different textures, colors and potential problem areas. Here’s a few different skincare routines from writers with different skin types so you can see what works for people with similar skin to yours. Gaby Holmes Vitamin C Serum is good for any skin type as it helps neutralize molecules that hinder skin from […]
Going Home for the Holidays
Once you’ve been living away from your parents’ watchful eyes for a while or you’ve gotten used to the layout of a new town, it can be very strange going home and returning to the way things were before you went off to college far away. Even if your “far away” was a grand total […]
Shark Speak: Finals are coming up soon— would you prefer to take them online or on paper in person ?
“I definitely prefer to take finals – or any test for that matter – in person. I think, subconsciously, the structure of a classroom setting encourages me to perform better. Also, with an on-paper exam, you never have to worry about technical difficulties like the site freezing or navigating a new web page.” –Jahleeya Muhammad […]