Opinion – Page 20

I can come off as smug every once in awhile. I have voiced a conceited tone towards others before. When

Life is full of pork chops

For the most part in our modern-day society, there is a grounded and permanent set of ethical rules to follow.

1. Cha Sa-Soon, a 68-year-old South Korean woman, has failed her driver’s license test 778 times. Perhaps I shouldn’t feel

As chaotic as our college lives may seem, most of us can say we’ve got somewhat of a scheduled routine

Greensburg, the small city that could. During the weekday, the city sees its share of college students, workers, police, pedestrians,

I never realized how many historic events I’ve lived through until just recently. I remember when Princess Diana was killed.

Last semester, freshman Anne Marie Olesky and her roommate sent several complaints to the maintenance department concerning the state of

On November 4th, Americans had an opportunity to take part in history by watching the first African-American president elect give

Freedom. This seven letter word signifies college. Finally, teens can escape their parents’ grasp long enough to actually live. Well,

Seton Hill University (SHU) is proud to announce that the World Affairs Forum hosted its second High Tea of the