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Marshall University's Student Newspaper

The Parthenon

Don’t take advantage of my favorite author

Bri Shelton, Columnist February 25, 2015

A few weeks ago, Harper Lee made a major announcement that she is releasing a sequel to her famous and only novel, “To Kill a Mockingbird” this summer. The new book will be called “Go Set a Watchman”...

Options for pregnant women diminishing in W. Va.

Options for pregnant women diminishing in W. Va.

Editorial February 24, 2015

Unexpected pregnancies warrant a lot of decision making within a very small time period. A pregnancy can completely rewrite and interrupt a woman’s plans, causing her to have to put her life on pause...

Students take advantage of the snow day Feb. 16 by sliding through the snow drifts on campus, instead of catching up on homework.

Column – Piles of snow become piles of homework

Amanda Gibson, Columnist February 24, 2015

After these rare and much appreciated snow days, the piles of snow are soon going to turn into piles of homework. As everyone catches back up with their syllabi, you might find yourself under more pressure...

Marshall University's Womens basketball team plays Southern Miss at the Cam Henderson Center Thursday, Jan. 29.

Player of the week

Bradley Heltzel, Reporter February 24, 2015

AJ Johnson knocked down six three-pointers en route to 23 points in Saturday’s victory over University of Alabama at Birmingham that snapped a three game losing streak for the Herd. As she has done all...

W. Va. 20-week abortion ban not in best interest of victims

Editorial February 23, 2015

Earlier this month, lawmakers in the West Virginia House passed H.B. 2368, which bans abortions after 20 weeks. What these lawmakers fail to consider are the women carrying the fetus they are trying to...

#MeganMusicMonday: Best shows I’ve attended - Part 2

#MeganMusicMonday: Best shows I’ve attended – Part 2

Megan Osborne, Life! Editor February 23, 2015

Last week I started a top 10 list for the best performances I’ve ever seen. This week, I’m listing numbers five through one, which are much harder to put in some sort of hierarchical order because...

#WeekendWalkOff: Will the real Kevin Durant please stand up?

Shannon Stowers, Assistant Sports Editor February 19, 2015

#WeekendWalkOff is a weekly column where sports and pop culture collide in a look at the one of the week’s biggest sports topics. A little more than nine months ago, sports fans across the world fell...

Why I am rejecting the term “white feminism”

Jocelyn Gibson, Managing Editor February 18, 2015

An idea persists among many modern feminists that mainstream feminism is “white feminism.” That is, it isn’t meant to help anyone other than white middle and upper class women. I firmly reject the...

In a world of advanced technology, some are seeking nostalgia instead

Editorial February 18, 2015

In a world comprised of advancing technologies, the human obsession with the past remains vigilant. This prevailing interest is not limited to the far past, such as the Civil War era or medieval England,...

College is a breeding ground for germs, take precautions to avoid sickness

Amanda Gibson, Columnist February 18, 2015

While everyone else on campus was heading home or hanging out this past weekend, I was lying in bed suffering through a cold. Cuddling a box of tissues, I tuned into the Food Network and this is how I...

Samsung policy reveals privacy issue for owners

Editorial February 18, 2015

An article for The Daily Beast recently revealed an intrusion of privacy issue Samsung television owners may face. The TVs, the report discovered, collect information through a voice command feature, and...

AVERAGE STUDENTS DESERVE SCHOLARSHIPS

Bri Shelton, Columnist February 16, 2015

Let’s face it: College is one expensive place. From tuition, textbooks and all the other costs that can accumulate, being a college student can drain a checking account faster than anything else. It’s...

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