Monthly Archives: November 2015

Over the past 35 years, marijuana legalization has made significant headway in the United States, and a new variant of marijuana is flowing in from Colorado, Washington, and California, and it has now made it’s way to the pastures of … Continue reading →

Stress, it’s a feeling most students know all to well. A lot of students turn to unhealthy eating or drinking habits to deal with it. They are unaware on how to solve their problems in a healthy manner. This is … Continue reading →

When deciding our topic for project 4, it was a little hard. Hard news is often hard to cover for me because I am not into the depressing side of news. However I learned that hard news is really anything … Continue reading →

It is a relatively young program. In fact, in terms of human years, the Penn State men’s ice hockey team, at the least the Division 1 level, would be considered a mere infant in its life. So what the Nittany … Continue reading →

  Last season, the Penn State Men’s Ice Hockey team achieved a remarkable feat forsuch a young program. For only a week, the 2014-2015 Lions held a National Rankfor the first time in program history. On Thursday however, the Nittany … Continue reading →

When you think of Planned Parenthood you may think of providing  a safe procedure for those set to welcome a baby, or provide a strategy to the phlegmatic. However Planned Parenthood’s around the country are closing for business due to … Continue reading →

Most students visit the student health center to see a doctor typically for the common cold or flu. Or they’ll drop by the pharmacy to pick up their prescription. You rarely see students walk in the Health Promotion and Wellness Center. … Continue reading →

Students from small areas come to Penn State and see it as such a big university. The university can become very overwhelming for not only freshman, but upper underclassmen as well. Most students come to Penn State already dealing with … Continue reading →

Pennsylvania legislators are still in a quarrel over the education budget, making this the longest impasse in Pennsylvania history. Many school districts are struggling to make ends meet while Governor Tom Wolf and Republican officials go head to head on reaching an … Continue reading →

Hazleton area City Council President Jack Mundie campaigned for the position of mayor for his second time this past year. The elections, which took place November 2, did not turn out in his favor. However, he describes the valuable relationships … Continue reading →