With half a billion users, Facebook is one of the most popular social networking websites today. The addicting website is getting a makeover in approximately the next two weeks by adding an email feature directly to their messaging system. Currently, Facebook users can only message other Facebook users. But this is now changing so that [...]
Dodgeball Championships: Blue Ballers vs. Hooked on Chronics The Blue Ballers certainly experienced a case of a failed attempt at winning when they lost five out of eight games to Hooked on Chronics. The winning team took hold early on by winning the first three games. Blue Ballers were outnumbered, and Hooked on Chronics implemented [...]
Who remembers “The Lost Boys?” 1987. Kiefer Sutherland. Corey Haim and Corey Feldman. B-style vampires who flew and killed people and were general monsters. Anyone? I’m hoping so, or this isn’t going to be even close to as fun as it should be. I heard that “The Lost Boys” had a sequel and died a [...]
Letter to the Editor By Eileen Cosgrove, Junior First and foremost, I would like to voice my appreciation for the author of last week’s “Walking the Right Way on the Right Side.” This riveting piece of journalism clearly struck a chord with me, but I didn’t realize how much it had affected me until earlier [...]
Pointless classes, pointless assignments, or pointless students? In response to “Money wasted on pointless classes,” I have trouble conceding that even the fluffiest classes abstain from providing the potential to be valuable. My question instead, is where do we draw the line in terms of responsibility between student, teacher, and university? Every semester, there comes [...]
New university hiring standards devalue worth of CNU diplomas Going to a small school has its perks and advantages that larger schools do not offer such as small class sizes and better access to professors. Of the students we polled, not a single student thought that graduating from a small school would hurt their future [...]
