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#Snowpocalypse causes wide-spread necessity panic

#Snowpocalypse causes wide-spread necessity panic

Editorial February 16, 2015

The snow has fallen and #snowmageddon and #snowpocalypse have once again graced the Twitterverse with their abundant presence as the Midwest and Northeast hunker down in the midst of winter storm Octavia....

#MeganMusicMonday: Best shows I’ve attended – Part 1

Megan Osborne, Life! Editor February 16, 2015

For music junkies like me, nothing beats going to concerts.  Nothing beats the after-show feeling accompanied by ringing ears (please wear earplugs). People get so pumped to make a pilgrimage to experience...

Working mothers struggle to live up to societal double standards

Editorial February 16, 2015

Working mothers fall into one of two categories based on our societal perceptions of what is appropriate for members of each social class. We expect poor women to work and leave their children with a family...

WEEKEND WATCH

Bradley Heltzel, Contributor February 13, 2015

Men’s Basketball: Western Kentucky @ Marshall  Saturday at 5:30 p.m. T.J. Price, Point Guard, #52- Price is arguably the best player in C-USA. The senior point guard leads the conference in scoring...

Featuring gorgeous women is great, labeling their body types is not okay

Taylor Stuck, Columnist February 12, 2015

While the rest of the country was cheering Feb. 5, I sat grumbling at my computer screen. Sports Illustrated had announced it would be running an ad featuring plus-sized model Ashley Graham in its annual...

Brian Williams’ suspension reminds journalists to speak more carefully

Editorial February 12, 2015

Among the most prominent stories bannered across news websites recently involves Brian Williams recent suspension from NBC Nightly News. The suspension stems from an incident that occurred to Williams...

Live tweeting is beautifully obnoxious

Editorial February 11, 2015

Anyone with a Twitter account has more than likely experienced the overflow of commentary and general trolling that inevitably accompany widely broadcasted events. The 21st century phenomenon known by...

Kudos to the potty mouth princesses

Bri Shelton, Columnist February 11, 2015

It is hard to believe a select group of 8-10 year old girls can create as much controversy as Miley Cyrus. However, these little girls, who have earned the nickname “potty mouth princesses,” have done...

Marshall’s JP Kambola (31) takes control of the ball as the Herd men’s basketball plays Concord University in an exhibition game on Saturday, Nov. 8 at the Cam Henderson Center.

Player of the week

Bradley Heltzel, Reporter February 10, 2015

JP Kambola recorded his first career double-double with 14 points on 5-8 field goals and 12 rebounds in Saturday’s victory over University of North Texas. Kambola also reached double-digit scoring in...

Obama brings his message against sexual violence to the stars Sunday at the Grammys and encourages them to join in his campaign to end it. “It’s not okay. It has to stop,” he said.

Obama confronts sexual violence at Grammys, and we couldn’t be happier that he did so

Editorial February 10, 2015

President Obama is continuing his fight against sexual violence, this time reaching out to the stars of the Grammys. Sunday’s Grammy awards included a video of the president talking about the importance...

Workout and relax at the same time

Amanda Gibson, Columnist February 10, 2015

Have you ever gotten back from a long day of class and just needed to take a moment for yourself? You may binge-watch your favorite television show, take a nap or sip on your favorite coffee. Although...

Comments on the YouTube video for the Official 2015 Jeep Super Bowl Commercial range from supportive to degrading to personally attacking.

Online anonymity breeds unkind dialogue

Editorial February 9, 2015

The anonymity of online commenting encourages unnecessary rudeness. People hide behind made-up screen names and say things they never would to another person’s face. This trend toward rudeness doesn’t...

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