Incompatible claims fail to win debates
How frustrating is it when your specific political point is expanded to mean more than it was originally meant for. �A daisy is [...]
Students create low-budget dream rooms
While at college, a student must recognize their �home away from home.� For many, decorating the dorm room not only expresses individuality, but [...]
The Hill is Alive…(with precision planning)
The semester is in full swing and, with the natural growth of the spiral of activities gradually taking over our lives, it’s easy [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
Online photos can implicate violations
On March 16, 2006, Setonian columnist Karissa Kilgore wrote an opinion piece about the �dualism� that had been created between online and real-life [...]
Performing arts center receives $1.5 million grant
Seton Hill University (SHU) received a $1.5 million grant from the Richard King Mellon Foundation for its Center for the Performing Arts Project, [...]
SHU Bookstore offers students a buzz
�One night I needed to stay up and study, so I took two caffeine pills and drank a large coffee,� said Julian Fiorina, [...]
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 [...]