Turning the page
ByTonight we turn the page, announced President Barrack Obama in the opening moments of Tuesday’s State of the Union Address
Tonight we turn the page, announced President Barrack Obama in the opening moments of Tuesday’s State of the Union Address
Wednesday night was an interesting night for LA Lakers fans who got to see Will Ferrell hit a cheerleader in the face with a basketball during halftime. Subsequently the actor was pulled off the court by security. Do not worry; this is not another story about a celebrity going crazy.
Well, it is that time of year again: The Patriots have found themselves embroiled in yet another scandal. Following their 45-7 victory over the Colts in the AFC Championship Game, concerns were raised that some of the Patriots’ footballs may have been under-inflated, a claim that was later confirmed when it was reported that 11 out of the 12 footballs used by the Patriots were indeed under-inflated during the first half of the game.
1. Sexism: Who has declared in the laws of the universe, that if the cashier does not have a Y chromosome then she cannot help someone bring a bag of feed to their car or be knowledgeable in lawn mower parts?
What political party do you consider yourself a member of, democrat or republican? It seems like those are the only two options.
“Would you have anal sex for $102 million?” This was the question posed by Emily Sellers, a columnist for Dartmouth University’s student newspaper, The Dartmouth, to Texas Governor Rick Perry.
Hot Kim Kardashian Kim Kardashian’s cover photo for PAPER magazine did not “break the Internet” as intended.
“D’s get degrees,” is the mantra that so many college students are telling themselves today. There is truth in it, after all.
With the semester coming to an end, the main things on most students’ minds are their final grades.
Can someone please tell me why society has grown to be so greedy? Why in the hell are we rushing Christmas earlier and earlier every year and so concerned with buying presents?
On Friday, the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals struck down rulings that would have legalized same-sex marriage in Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee.
There is an issue with religious culture that needs to be addressed. It is in your face and down your throat and, for lack of a better phrase, I am going to refer to it as “bible thumping.” Last Monday, a small group of evangelists stopped at Shippensburg University on their trek across the country.
I appreciate it more than you think. “Thank you for your service.” Every time someone gives their appreciation, the memories come flooding back.
I am going to clarify something up front: I am not, in any way shape, form or fashion, attempting to claim that my interpretation of the GamerGate scandal is accurate.
The United States needs to allow non-U.S. citizen health care workers into the U.S. for a better chance at survival. Ebola begins with flu-like symptoms such as fever, headache, muscle pain, chills and fatigue.
Patriotism is a very important aspect of daily life for many people no matter what country they are from.
Hot – U.S. Marshal Scott Malkowski and the Pennsylvania State Police Children in Barrett Township, Pennsylvania almost did not get to go trick-or-treating this year.
In honor of Native American Heritage Month I want to shed some light on a topic that has bothered me for years, the Washington Redskins.
In the issue of The Slate published September 30th, there was a pair of articles written for the opinion section that discussed the benefits and issues of Greek Life (which has been a heated topic of discussion for decades). While the article presented some interesting points on both sides, there were parts of Greek life that desperately need more coverage.