Evolution of Groundhog Day
Jessica Powlen, staff writer
January 31, 2019
One of the best things about winter is hearing that Groundhog Day is approaching soon, and I am happy to say that it is. Feb. 2 is the date to look forward to, where the rodent may or may not see his shadow when popping up from the ground, resulting in either six more weeks of winter, or spring comi...
Unconventional life lessons obtained from elders
Elizabeth Walker, Staff Writer
January 30, 2019
Over the years, I’ve collected tidbits of information from those around me who are substantially older than me. Sometimes I didn’t listen, but these lessons have been imparted unto me throughout my adolescence and I feel as though they’re worth sharing. Maybe you’ll learn something from them, too....
Important figures in civil rights movement
Cynthia Rossi, Staff Writer
January 30, 2019
Whether you’re listening to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s expressive “I Have a Dream” speech or watching a documentary about Ruby Bridges’ fearless life, it is hard to not be inspired by the civil rights movement and all of the powerful change it brought to this nation. With Black History mont...
Most anticipated movies debuting in 2019
Jordan Ladd and Joe Perry
January 16, 2019
After an amazing year of movies, 2019 is coming at us with some more films sure to amaze! Browse the list for some of the most anticipated movies of the year, and click on the titles to see their trailers.
What was the most popular toy when you were born?
Cynthia Rossi, Staff Writer
December 19, 2018
Every year, there seems to be a certain toy that dominates the toy industry. In 1997, it was the Tamagotchi. In 1983, it was the Cabbage Patch Kids doll. Ever wondered what the most popular toy was the year you were born? Just keep reading to find out. 1. In the year 2000, the most popul...
Unusual toys make children’s gift list this season
Jessica Powlen, staff writer
December 19, 2018
Christmas is by far the best time of the year with all of the Christmas decorations, songs, caroling, snow, hot chocolate, and of course the presents. Though gifts are not what Christmas is about, they do give joy for children to rip open. Every year there are those certain gifts that every child ...
Three ways to get through Christmas
Katlyn Sherinian, staff writer
December 19, 2018
The holidays are a time to just chill and relax in the absence of school. If your plans of becoming a couch potato are disturbed by family get togethers, then these three tips should get you through the long holidays. Lock yourself in the bathroom to get away from the stress of exten...
Emotional intelligence: an insight into positive psychology
Elizabeth Walker, Staff Writer
December 5, 2018
Everyone knows what a standard IQ test is, but how much do you know about an EQ test? EQ stands for emotional quotient, which is a quantitative value that represents how well you can regulate your own emotions, the emotions of people around you, your motivation levels, and your ability to understand ...
PMO Christmas Show is a must-see
Jessica Powlen, staff writer
December 4, 2018
The Purdue Musical Organization (PMO) hosted their annual Christmas Show, taking place at the Edward C. Elliott Hall of Music, at Purdue University on Saturday, Dec. 1, and Sunday, Dec. 2. Each year, the massive Purdue choirs join together, singing their angelic tunes, which they have continued doing...
