FEATURE PHOTO: Free popcorn for the holidays
Karina Delgado, Assistant Photo Editor
December 8, 2019
Dakota Crowder, an early childhood education senior, and Annie Crowder, a fashion merchandising and design freshman, pass out free popcorn in front Plush Boutique at downtown Charleston square during the Christmas in the Heart of Charleston Saturday night.
Keep Christmas traditions alive
Katelyn Eddington
December 5, 2019
When I was little I used to think nothing could touch or harm the people I loved the most. Well, then I grew up and life got a little complicated. Christmas time used to be the best time of year. My Grandma Donna made it so magical by decorating the house from the roof to the ground. Ever...
Students share plans for holiday break
Allison Little, Staff Reporting
December 4, 2019
Winter break is coming, and students have a lot of plans for how to spend their time off. Kareemah Martin, a senior television and video production major, said her plans were to just chill at home as much as possible. “I am going to sleep every single day that I possibly can; I am going to sleep,” Marti...
Just let people enjoy the holidays
Katelyn Eddington
October 31, 2019
Halloween was the other day, Thanksgiving is this month and Christmas is next month. Obviously, everyone knows that, or do they? On social media, I have seen multiple articles and people talk about how Thanksgiving is being skipped over because of the excitement of Christmas. I have also seen people...
STAFF EDITORIAL: Celebrate holidays by reflecting
Staff Editorial
April 21, 2019
There is no better way to celebrate a holiday than to be happy while doing so because a sad holiday celebration is not much of a celebration. So, in the spirit of keeping our spirits high at this stressful time, let us all look back on the semester and think about everything that we have overcome, b...
Idea’s for having a comfy break
Kate Rehwinkel, Columnist
December 3, 2018
Now that it is getting colder outside and winter is right around the corner, people are not going outside as often on campus unless they are headed to class. Students are taking shortcuts through buildings to get to their next class so they do not have to stay outside as long. I know I have cut t...
Enjoy the traditional spirit of giving
Jessica Stewart, Columnist
December 3, 2018
It’s Christmas time! This has always been my favorite time of year for many reasons. I love decorating the tree and making the house look magical. I love listening to Christmas music and watching Christmas movies that always have the same basic plot (I know, I know, but they make me happy). I love th...
Don’t ruin holiday celebrations with questions
Carole Hodorowicz, Columnist
November 14, 2018
I can see it now: my dining room decked out in fall hues of burnt oranges, warm yellows and deep greens. I can smell it already: homemade mashed potatoes and gravy, juicy slices of turkey and the subtle but delightful tartness of cranberry sauce. I can feel it: the food coma I will comfortably sli...
‘Tis (not) the season of Christmas cheer
Natalee Reynolds, Columnist
November 6, 2018
November is here, but it is not the time for Christmas cheer just yet. I don’t mean to rain (or snow) on your parade, because trust me, I also love the Christmas festivities and the joyous spirit—but it is not okay to start the festivities this soon. It’s only November, people. Every year, ...
Dining halls prepare for themed meals
Scotty Gilkey, Contributing Writer
March 19, 2018
Eastern’s dining halls “keep things fresh” with celebratory meals for holidays according to Gail Abrams-Aungst, associate director of Housing and Dining. Abrams-Aungst said these celebrations keep students excited and engaged. Director of Housing and Dining, Mark Hudson, said every two years,...
It is the thought that counts
Analicia Haynes, Managing Editor
November 30, 2017
With the holiday season in full bloom, I am sure plenty of us are scratching our heads and contemplating what special gift we can possibly give each of our loved ones. The possibilities are endless when it comes to finding a gift, and if you are anything like me, I either find a million things to...
Don’t skip out on Thanksgiving
Ben Leman, Columnist
November 14, 2017
With the Christmas season in full swing and Black Friday just next week, it is time to get into the holiday spirit. Yes, it is time to start prepping full force for Christmas and totally disregard one of the most meaningful holidays celebrated. Or should I say most underappreciated. I am talking about Thanksgiving...
