The Jambar, Youngstown State University, Youngstown, OH
21 hours ago by Ashley Tate, News Reporter
It cold in here. It be cold in here. Which is correct? While the dialect doesn't have the same status in America as standard English, it follows it's own grammar rules, and has some features that are better than standard.
The Jambar, Youngstown State University, Youngstown, OH
13 hours ago by Joseph Giesy REPORTER
With all the news surrounding President Barack Obama's attempts at implementing a universal health care plan, students have become more aware of their own health insurance plans or lack thereof.
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The Rocket, Slippery Rock University, PA
4 days ago by Kacie Peterson
"Prince Charles made me do it."
Professor of communication arts at Marymount Manhattan College (N.Y.), Dr. David Linton's quick response describes his research into the world of female menstruation.
The infamous "Camillagate" scandal was started by Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles when an intimate phone call between the two was published in tabloids, Linton said.
The Rocket, Slippery Rock University, PA
5 days ago by Josh Rizzo
SRU students that receive stipend money for working at student organizations are well paid. So well paid, in fact, that students working for the Student Government Association, The Rocket, W-SRU Radio and the University Programming Board are paid higher than students at eight of the other 13 Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education institutions.
The Rocket, Slippery Rock University, PA
4 days ago by Jessica Moore
A discussion between Slippery Rock Borough and Township members became heated Wednesday night while discussing the fate and possible merging of the two communities.
Blase Tucci, a resident of Slippery Rock Borough and Vice President of Slippery Rock Council, started the meeting held in Advanced Technology and Science Hall by presenting facts about a potential merger or consolidation of the Borough and Township.
The Jambar, Youngstown State University, OH
18 hours ago by Adam Rogers MANAGING EDITOR
The term "urban research university" is one step closer to being defined after the Academic Research Committee of the Academic Senate at Youngstown State University presented a one-page draft to attendees at the body's monthly meeting.
Committee chairman Frank Li, assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering, said the committee is open to suggestions, ideas and clarifications for the definition document.
The Jambar, Youngstown State University, OH
18 hours ago by Andrea DeMart REPORTER
Most people associate distracted driving with cell phones, although one can become distracted by any activity performed while driving such as changing the radio station, selecting a song from your MP3 player or eating.
The Jambar, Youngstown State University, OH
18 hours ago by Joe Giesy REPORTER
As winter draws to an end, upcoming warmer seasons are moving to the forefront of everybody's minds. For some people, this means shedding the winter weight and getting back in shape for spring and summer.
Checkout lanes filling their shelves with magazines promising celebrity secrets to getting fit and losing weight and the emergence, or re-emergence, of fad diets can lead to confusion for students about what is the best plan for them as they begin a new workout or diet plan.
The Sentry, Robert Morris University, PA
6 days ago by David Serkoch
The dimly-lit rink echoes the voices of Bon Jovi and Journey as crude boundaries are placed on the old wooden floor. An arcade sits off to the side, dusty and grey, seemingly untouched in years. The back room houses a few pool tables, their green velvet tops now worn and weary from years of abuse.
The Globe, Point Park University, PA
6 days ago by Tracy Taylor
We are all taught at one point or another to do the right thing, or at least to try our best.
Laura Silsby and her band of missionaries probably thought they were doing the right thing when they attempted to take 33 children out of earthquake-ravaged Haiti last month.
The Globe, Point Park University, PA
6 days ago by Richelle Szypulski
Trudging through the snow that buried Pittsburgh this past week was enough to make anyone wish for a warm, salty breeze and sand between their toes. With spring break coming up, not everyone can afford to pack up and fly off to the coast. For the rest of us, I'm going to suggest something to tide us over until summer: indoor tanning.
The Globe, Point Park University, PA
6 days ago by Kenny Taylor
Chivas Whipple, a Point Park alumnus and liberal arts and psychology major, thinks bringing a National Basketball Association (NBA) team to Pittsburgh would be successful because it would offer another professional sport to watch.
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The Battalion, Texas A&M
Brandon implores J.C. to show his same passion for the Winter Olympics and the gentleman's favorite basketball players to watch are discussed.
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