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Bringing in an unbiased third party can help mediate many heated situations.
Sometimes it is very easy to get sidetracked by your everyday life at Shippensburg University.
I woke up Sunday morning with the intent to try out a new recipe this week. My initial goal was to attempt to make Almond Joy cookies from a Facebook video. From the title of this recipe, I clearly did not make Almond Joy cookies. I tried and failed. After disappointedly glaring at my atrocities of cookies, I panicked as I thought of a new recipe. Then, some fresh bananas shined on my kitchen counter. My eyes shifted and the cinnamon caught my eye and a light bulb went off. I decided to turn one of my favorite fruits into a dessert. I checked my kitchen and found some other ingredients and threw them into a saucepan. I have never been more proud of my experimental impulses.
Ship Life Editor Yvette Betancourt turns daily nutrition into a fun dessert in less than 10 minutes with ingredients typically already found in the kitchen.
Ship Life Editor Yvette Betancourt turns daily nutrition into a fun dessert in less than 10 minutes with ingredients typically already found in the kitchen.
Eyes, dark brown, almost black, peered between two sheaths of fabric. She said nothing that was not said through her gentleness as she took each of our hands in hers. The mother.
Henna tattoos on the body are a large piece of the Saudi Arabian culture.
Shippensburg University students were laughing out loud Thursday when comedy hypnotist David Hall blended hypnosis with every college students’ favorite game- — Cards Against Humanity.
Students slowly fall asleep to the sound of Hall’s voice on stage.
Hypnotist David Hall congratulates a volunteer on winning the dance contest.
The hypnotist introduces Cards Against Hypnosis.
Thinking outside the box can be difficult, but for Shippensburg University junior Thomas Witmer, it is all in a day’s work.
Senior Michael McCullough is a communication/journalism major with emphases in electronic media and public relations.
If you are like me, making extravagant meals can be confusing, stressful and oftentimes — costly. When a recipe has too many measurements of too many different ingredients, my head starts to spin and I often question why I bothered trying to make such a complicated dish in the first place. However, I am here to offer a foolproof meal that is cheap, easy to make and of course, delicious. Taco salad has all the flavor of the classic taco, minus the mess of a crumbly shell. With no exact measurements and the freedom to mix and match your toppings, taco salad is a perfect option for either lunch or dinner.
Catherine Amoriello finds a meal that combines her love of tacos with a healthy kick of salad without making a mess or breaking her bank account.
Catherine Amoriello finds a meal that combines her love of tacos with a healthy kick of salad without making a mess or breaking her bank account.
The Cora I. Grove Spiritual Center was abuzz with music, dancing and sugar as the French and Creole clubs held their sixth annual Mardi Gras celebration Thursday evening.
Social culture is based on focusing on how people react to each other, whether it is in a political light, individual or through daily interaction with a group of people.
Shippensburg University athletes stepped out of the stadium and onto the stage, showing that jocks can be stars too.
SAAC members David Brantley and Jack Goertzen pick the raffles with Big Red