Beyoncé dropped a bomb at this year’s Super Bowl halftime show, and she doesn’t even care. During her performance, Beyoncé debuted her new single “Formation.” With a group of afro wearing women, she dominated the show and Twitter and...
Empty nest syndrome is something parents sometimes feel when their child goes away to college.
This has been shown in movies and television shows, but the impact it could have on the sibling who was left behind shows signs of...
As we mature, taking financial responsibility becomes more and more of a reality. Chances are, students are a lot more careful with money they earn compared to money they’ve received from someone else.
Student loans are another unfortunate part of...
Winter is officially in full swing as of last weekend in Plattsburgh. When temperatures reach 15 below zero before factoring in wind chill, you’re bound to stay inside for as long as possible.
When students are avoiding the death sentence...
College students take direct orders and listen to two groups of people: parents and professors. These groups have different types of authority over students. Students have no choice but to listen to both of these groups of people.
Until we...
Imagine you’re walking the streets of New York City when all of a sudden, the windows are blown out of a building in the distance and all you see is billowing smoke? Or perhaps you’re sitting at a cafe...
Google processes over 50,000 searches every second. Contrary to that statement, the process of asking a question and finding the answer doesn’t always have to be solved in seconds. Sometimes, it takes a great amount of time and effort...
Separating the art from the artist isn’t as easy as one might think. Some artists who have been known for doing illegal and unethical activities, such as Woody Allen or Bill Cosby.
As many know, entertainer Bill Cosby has been...
Art is for the mind, body and soul. Art is for expression, for release. It is to relieve stress or showcase talent.
To first think about what art is, most would probably first think of tangible pieces that people create...
In “Easy: PSUC students must choose fate” (Feb.12), Julia Overton-Healy remarks that employers look for communication skills, such as “writing, public speaking, sitting across the table from each other and making eye contact. Employers want communication skills and you...
