Is it okay to call African Americans derogatory slang words if it is “all in fun?” Is African American even politically correct anymore? What does the Bible truly say about homosexuality? These were just a few of the topics covered in Phillip Milano’s seminar, “I Can’t Believe You Asked That.” The program consisted of an [...]
Due to low-maintenance problems with Hampton cemeteries, an initiative was proposed last week by city council members to create either a commission of a faith-based program to help improve and save the overrun and ignored graveyards and their issues. With overgrown grass, tombstones in need of cleaning, and general renovation or touching up to make [...]
There are some movies that have something for everyone. You know the kind I’m talking about. They’re original, poignant, well-written, believable, fantastic, and any real combination of these. Everyone, the writers, the actors, the directors, the crew, they all bring their A game. “The New Daughter” is essentially what you’d get if you took that [...]
Since the drug choice of magic mushrooms became the fashion in the Hippie Era of the 1960s, the fungi is making its way back into popularity, but this time as a drug that’s positive to the mind. Recent studies published in the Sept. issue of Archives of General Psychiatry showed that magic mushrooms, or commonly [...]
Fall Break did not leave the CNU PD with a slew of crime waves. The reports have been low since that Wednesday. However, as everyone was leaving to head home, a decal was reported stolen. What would seem like an open and close case concerning a decal that has its own individual serial number, but [...]
In 2008, Christopher Newport University began a program called Food for Thought. The initiative engaged the entire university to support local families in need, specifically families struggling with hunger. By partnering with the Foodbank of the Virginia Peninsula, which serves as the food distribution hub for many food assistance programs in the area, the CNU [...]
Nov. 2 midterm elections determine who controls Congress but U.S. youth aren’t voting
Popular collegiate holiday suggests that social norms no longer apply
