Volume 84 (Fall 2012 – Spring 2013)

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Entertainment

This Movie Might Throw You for a Loop

Joseph Gordon Levitt and Bruce Willis both star as Joe Simmons, a hit man, or more appropriately, a Looper, in the movie Looper. Sim­mons executes former agents of the mob from the future year of 2074 so that there is no body, and more im­portantly, no evidence in their own time. Time travel is illegal in the future, but like our present, the mob has their ways around the law.

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Opinion

Step Away from the Shoulder Pads

Unfortunate Fashion Trends that Refuse to Go Away


Admit it: we all have participated in an embarrassing fashion trend. Let’s put it out in the open right now. I am totally guilty of wearing knee high socks, a Penny Lane dress, with my hair in pigtails when I was five years old, but, let’s not reminisce about my childhood fashion fiascos.

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Opinion

Trains, Planes, Automobiles: Ugly Truth of Sharing a Seat

Avoiding the Awkwardness of Sitting with Strangers on Public Transportation


I travel quite a bit. Whether it’s by train to NYC, by bus to and from Pennsylvania, or by plane to and from different states, I have had more than my fair share of hazily staring out windows. My rear-end has some not-so-nice things to say about that. On most of my travels, I have had the un­welcomed company of strangers sitting so close to me I could smell the flavor gum they were chew­ing. I even offered a few of them a piece.

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News

LinkedIn For Life

Jeff Mass Educates Students About the Benefits of the Social Media Site


When students graduate college, one possible concern on their minds is finding a job. This past Wednes­day, a seminar about LinkedIn was given to educate students of the ben­efits the service can provide.

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News

Prom Night in Wilson Hall

There were no limousines out­side the steps of Wilson Hall the night of Thursday, Septem­ber 27. Students did not trick­le through the halls with ball gowns and tuxes. However, one High School’s prom was depicted through film in the downstairs instruction room in Wilson Hall.