Pay it Forward Movement
(10/02/12 2:12am)
“The good you do today, will often be forgotten. Do good anyway, by Blessed Mother Teresa’s Prayer
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“The good you do today, will often be forgotten. Do good anyway, by Blessed Mother Teresa’s Prayer
We have all heard it before and will hear it again.
Lately I have been thinking a lot about money. Where is my money going?
My friend Sarah and I are starting a Pay it Forward movement on campus. We ask that you join along.
You know what I feel more strongly about than anything? Women’s roles in this world.
Since when does water cost more than coffee, or at least as much as coffee?
Obviously, the attacks of Sept. 11 were savage and evil, and their perpetrators are bad people.
For every college student, new experiences will happen. We are here to get our degrees, make some new friends and enjoy the time in college before we step into the real world. Transitions from being in high school to being in college are hard, along with the transition into a new year just from being home for summer break.
I remember Valentine’s Day 2006.
Mark it down in history.
Throughout my years at college, I have realized that the amount of money spent on textbooks can sometimes be astronomical.
One day, I want to live in a world without mirrors.
Picking a man or woman to be the leader of our country is never an easy task. Debates occur, speeches are given and strong words for our country are declared.
Another summer is over and a new school year begins.
“Back to school. Back to school, to prove to Dad that I’m not a fool.” If that is not a classic song, I do not know what is.
For the 2012-2013 academic school year, according to Shippensburg University directories, an estimated 1,500 freshmen students arrived here on campus this past Thursday. That is 1,600 some students who are about to embark on a rollercoaster of a year bound to bring unexpected turns.
Seemingly backed into a corner with no logical arguments to make, conservative elements in the country latched onto what appeared to be a ridiculous argument.
Within the past few years Facebook has become so common that there are very few people who do not use it.
Shippensburg University has a lot to offer its students, but some aspects really stand out to the public.
They say you get out of it what you put into it. And they say it will be over in no time. They were right.