One man’s trash…
Ever swiped a trashed item off of a neighbor’s sidewalk? How about gone to GoodWill or The Salvation Army and searched their donation [...]
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Buying online saves dimes
One of the most expensive tasks of each new semester is the journey to buy books. Many money-savvy individuals seek new ways, aside [...]
Students seek discounts
One of the hidden talents that most college students possess is the ability to find deals on everything from food, to clothes and [...]
Seniors prepare for life off the Hill
December is a busy time for some seniors, and not just because of Christmas. On December 18 in the McKenna Center gymnasium, approximately [...]
Seniors perform one last time at SHU
As I walk towards the dimly lit concert hall, I hear the voice of a man singing. I try hard to make out [...]
Art students show their stuff
As the end the semester nears, as does the end of their time at Seton Hill University (SHU) for seniors. The graduating seniors [...]
SHU to host national Holocaust conference
On November 5-7, 2006, Seton Hill University(SHU) will host the seventh Holocaust Education Conference on �Emerging Issues in Holocaust Education.� The purpose of [...]
�The Dawn of Hope� offers a new look at Holocaust
Choosing a new book once you have finished a particularly good one is always a difficult task. I usually end up starting several [...]
Culture Vulture: The lines that connect �Mazel�
Lines are everywhere. One just has to look. There are physical lines one sees, and there are the implied lines one’s eyes perceive. [...]
SHU students lend a hand in chapel cleaning
Instead of priests wearing robes and holding chalices, college students wearing jeans and tee shirts held mops and brooms. Instead of incense and [...]