Hillraiser: Don’t take a hike
For the past few months, and especially over Christmas break, I have been continually doing double-takes each time I walk into a familiar [...]
Columns
The Hill is Alive… (with a dining hall jungle )
It is a common experience, in our own Lowe Dining Hall, to find yourself so perturbed at the behavior of others that you [...]
MIKE RUBINO, HILL RAISER Elevator Action
When giving a tour to prospective students, avoid the elevator in the Administration Building. Sure Seton Hill University (SHU) has some problems with [...]
Culture Vulture: Review of “An Evening of One-Act Plays by Anton Chekhov”
To get the gist of Russian life during the 19th century, one can either read at least 500 pages of Fyodor Dostoevsky’s novel [...]
Culture Vulture: One World, Same Food, Different Preparation
Food unites people from all over the world, and as Shanning Wan, a freshman from China and a member of the International Student [...]
Culture Vulture: Nuances in the Definition of ‘Romantic’
The Biava Quartet, which comprises Austin Hartman and Hyunsu Ko (violins), Mary Persin (viola), and Jacob Braun (cello), began their concert on November [...]
The Hill is Alive… (with the need for children)
In just the past few weeks I�ve made an alarming discovery – children change our behavior. They dominate our attention, vocabulary, mannerisms, and [...]
MIKE RUBINO, HILL RAISER What’s at stake
This November 7, we will see the conclusion to one of the greatest political battles in Pennsylvanian history. We, as commonwealthers, have the [...]
Culture Vulture: Uplifting Love, A Critique of Swan Lake
Swan Lake, which is choreographed by Marius Petipa, and Lev Ivanov, is about the power of love. On October 27, 2006 at the [...]
THE HILL IS ALIVE… (and dripping with advertisement)
If you haven’tseen the ads, you�ve probably been living under a rock. Then again, there might have been ads under that rock, too. [...]