The Highlander, Regis University, CO
2 days ago by Highlander Editor
Over the years, many students have sat at this same desk I sit at here in the Highlander office, typing similar words of wisdom in articles and letters. Though I don't expect these words to change anyone's life, I too will try to pass on some of the wisdom I have learned in my first three years at Regis.
Collegio, Pittsburg State University, KS
3 days ago by Ashley Bailey
Amanda Dunn wanted to prevent getting the human pappillomavirus, so she got the Gardasil vaccine, which has been at the center of controversy since its debut in 2006.
"I think girls should get it because it can prevent cancer and HPV," Dunn, senior in physical education, said.
Collegio, Pittsburg State University, KS
3 days ago by Sarah Poland
Like an injury that still hurts years after it was inflicted, many people who were immediately affected by the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, still have raw feelings toward Islam. When a plan to build a community center containing a mosque two blocks from Ground Zero was proposed, opposition quickly emerged.
Collegio, Pittsburg State University, KS
3 days ago by Jen Rainey
It's not about whether Muslims should build a mosque and certainly not about whether they should be allowed to practice their faith, but valid arguments can be made against allowing the Park51 project to be built a few blocks from Ground Zero.
This project will include a mosque.
Chase, Eastern New Mexico University, NM
5 days ago by Sophie and Kamber
Are you starting to get lonely, now that the semester is underway and everyone is finding a companion? That's pretty much the usual when it comes to college and the first few weeks of a semester.
In college, guys start to get the balls to ask out girls. The problem is they ask out any and all girls.
Chase, Eastern New Mexico University, NM
5 days ago by Sean Manzi Esq.
If you encounter a person that has not traveled via plane, you question if they have been living under a rock their whole life.
I had the absolute pleasure of encountering one of these people (or I thought he was) on my way to New York. Passing through the San Francisco International Airport very early in the morning, I did not have patience for nimrods.
Gateway, University of Nebraska, Omaha, NE
3 days ago by Carla Rivera - Los Angeles Times (MCT)
California State University officials violated the state's open records laws when they refused to release the contract and other documents related to former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's recent fundraising appearance at a Cal State campus, a judge has ruled.
Chase, Eastern New Mexico University, NM
1 day ago by Laura Cogliandro
As of this fall semester, the department of communications has moved from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences to the College of Fine Arts (FA).
A visiting team of experts in communications visited the campus to recommend this change said the College of FA Dean, Dr.
Gateway, University of Nebraska, Omaha, NE
5 days ago by John Jeansonne - Newsday (MCT)
At least the NFL leopard has changed some of its spots by at last acknowledging the risk of permanent brain damage inherent in its sport. Now comes the tough part, actually transforming a culture that so values the headhunter ethic.
After years of denial, the NFL's announcement last week - that it will hang posters in all 32 team locker rooms warning players about the long-term dangers of head trauma - would seem a drastic leap forward if it weren't so obviously overdue.
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