By Courtney Searcy, Online Editor Knowing I will join Americans in voting for a presidential candidate the first time this fall, I decided I should know more than a few names and party associations before […]
After a meal at a sit-down restaurant, college students may be tempted to economize on the tip they leave their server in order to save money.
Students now employed at nearby restaurants have a new perspective on tipping and restaurant etiquette. […]
“Lin-sanity” has swept the nation. If you do not know what “Lin-sanity” is by now, you likely have not watched SportsCenter at all the last few weeks. […]
Members of Lambda Chi Alpha won Chi Omega Fraternity’s Sky’s the Limit wiffle ball tournament in the small gym of the Penick Academic Complex on Saturday.
The fundraiser brought in between $2,000 and $2,500, enough money for Chi Omega to grant the wish of an 18-year-old girl with a life-threatening illness through the Make-A-Wish Foundation. They are sending the girl and her family to Disneyworld on April 6. […]
The last thing Derek Roof was thinking about when he threw the final pitch in the 2011 TranSouth Conference Tournament championship game was how sore his arm was. Instead, teammates exchanged high fives and congratulations after advancing to nationals for the third straight season.
Roof did not get concerned about the soreness in his arm until the ride home that day, when he realized he had pitched 14 innings in just two days, including a 9-inning complete game effort in the championship.
Fast forward to the 2012 season and Roof, junior exercise science major, is redshirted and sidelined by Tommy John surgery, a common elbow surgery among pitchers […]
By Katlyn Moncada, A&E Editor When “Titanic” was released in 1997, it swept the nation, won 11 Oscars and made $1.8 billion worldwide. Fifteen years later, James Cameron’s beloved romantic tragedy will be launched in […]
Visual journalism, like a multitude of other job markets in America, is ever-shrinking and increasingly competitive. Garrett Hubbard may be the best man in the business — as evidenced by a slew of recently announced awards by the White House News Photographers Association — but his unassuming ambience would never suggest it. Then again, they say a positive outlook is everything, and as someone who is always the first to offer a word of comfort or the flash of a jovial smile, Hubbard has attitude in the bag.
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