In this world, what has politics got to do with it?
ByThe Supreme Court is considering two cases involving homosexual marriage, DOMA and Propostion 8.
The Supreme Court is considering two cases involving homosexual marriage, DOMA and Propostion 8.
I do not think anyone really thinks about how lucky the women are in this country. We live our lives blindly.
It is not that I do not believe in God, it is that I do not believe in some of the ridiculous beliefs of the Catholic religion that have been around since the start of the church’s 2,000-year-old history.
“I just want to be friends.” Those dreaded six words that every man, woman and teenager dreads.
All I ever wished for when I was younger was to grow up faster. I wanted my own car, apartment, money and freedom to do whatever I wanted to do. It all sounded so simple.
Ever since 9/11 occurred, Airport Security in the United States has stepped up its game to ensure the protection of citizens in this country.
As I just finished reading an article about gay marriage, I am now heated.
There is something tranquil about Shippensburg’s campus that I love.
While the government tries to pay off its debts from when the country began, college students are trying to pay off their debt from their minimum four years of college that can include tuition, housing, bills, food and books. Oh, books.
You like your morning class. Sure, it is lecture only but your teacher makes the effort to share some corny jokes and interesting anecdotes to keep you all from falling asleep. After the latest short story, your teacher asks a question about the material and that is when this student’s hand goes up.
A harsh topic to discuss and justify, the question of gun control has loomed over the U.S. for quite some time.
The Second Amendment does not matter. Trivial legal arguments claimed powers do not matter; only what should be done matters. The theoretical argument for gun rights rests not in use, but in ownership.
“The gun control proposals President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden issued are for the better.” That is a bold statement because I come from an area where everyone has guns, either for protection or for hunting purposes.
We will all forever remember Dec. 14, 2012. This was the day 20-year-old Adam Lanza drove to Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newton, Ct.
In case anyone missed it, the Cumberland County Commissioners voted to move the voting facility for Shippensburg Township away from the SU University Foundation building to the Emergency Services Building.
Pennsylvania has experienced a 15.5 percent increase in children in poverty. Not only is this attribute affecting families and children at home, but it is taken to the classroom as well.
I am slowly reaching that point in the semester where I feel I have created a rut for myself. I have done away with checking what classroom number my classes are in.
When I was little, creativety came easily. All I asked to recieve for Christmas, my birthday or even Easter was paper, colored pencils, crayons and markers. All I ever wanted to do was draw, color and write. When little, children make up imaginary friends, events that happen and stories in their heads. I see this all the time with my three nephews. But why do we lose that? Obviously we do not walk around with imaginary friends that get us in trouble like in the movie, “Drop Dead Fred,” but you get the picture.
I am sure that everyone has heard of the new MTV show, “Buckwild.” To be honest, I wish I never had.