Halloween is over and the holiday season is upon us. Many of you will probably spend the holidays with your family, unless you come from a family of insanity…and all you want to do is avoid them at all costs. Perhaps there are bad gifts you will never use, family photos you don’t want to […]
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Sharks show thanks
On Nov. 2, 2016, SEA Board held the I’m Thankful Wire Writing Event in the UC Pit. Artist Doug Hapler made wire names, that could also double as picture and place card holders, for Sharks to give to people they care about. Students could also post what they were thankful for on the […]
Places to ‘Gill’ Out: O-B House
O-B House may be the definition of a fantastic hole-in-the-wall restaurant. Located right next to the Museum of Discovery & Science, the restaurant can easily be missed, but it would be best not to. Staying true to its location in Downtown Fort Lauderdale, O-B House maintains an oceanic feel despite minimal seafood options. With boating […]
Our 50th article part 2: Build your professional brand
Emilio Lorenzo is the assistant director of career advisement in NSU’s Office of Career Development. He understands the importance of helping students reach their career goals and works with all students, including undergraduate, graduate and professional level students, to achieve their professional goals. Emily Tasca is a member of the career advisement team in NSU’s […]
Outsourcing is en vogue
Picture this: you’re out shopping and you find a blouse you really like. You catch a glimpse of the tag that reads “Made in China” and you just go along with your purchase. That tag does not phase U.S. citizens, According to the United States Trade Representative, in 2015, the U.S. imported $482 billion worth […]
Speaking of speech…
What do Nicole Kidman, Michael Phelps and Joe Biden have in common? They’ve all overcome a speech impediment or disorder. Although society sometimes acknowledges speech disorders in inspiring movies such as “The King’s Speech” or through unlikeable characters like Barry Kripke in “The Big Bang Theory,” there often isn’t a lot of discussion about what […]
Discussing drug addiction
Addiction. It’s a “shush” word that isn’t often talked about openly. Addiction is defined by the National Institute on Drug Abuse as “a chronic disease characterized by drug seeking and use that is compulsive, or difficult to control, despite harmful consequences.” It can be hard to determine if a friend or even yourself has an […]
Understanding your ballot
With election day right around the corner, many Sharks are preparing to cast their votes on Nov. 8. Although the presidential race has been a hot topic the past few months, voters may be surprised to learn just how much is on their ballot. Not only will voters cast their ballots on commander-in-chief candidates, but […]
Religious clubs at NSU
College has a tendency to be associated with independence. Suddenly, after years of living under your parents’ household, you are finally striking out on your own. It can be a fantastic way to find your passions and beliefs. It can also be a great way to discover and define your religious beliefs. For some, this […]
Halloween for adults
Halloween was once about dressing up and walking door-to-door to get candy from strangers. But as college adults, trick-or-treating is sometimes frowned upon, so what can you do to celebrate Halloween? Here are some suggestions for those wanting to get in the spooky spirit as an adult. Pumpkin carving party Hosting a pumpkin carving party […]