STAFF EDITORIAL: With spring comes lots of allergies
Staff Editorial
April 14, 2019
Filed under Editorials
Spring is here, which means all of our worries are in the past because spring marks the closing of the year. Well, there are projects and end-of-the-year deadlines that are on all of our plates. Not to mention, the worries for us all about how to manage everything that seems to be crammed in such ...
Spring comes with multiple problems
Kate Rehwinkel, Columnist
April 2, 2019
Filed under Columns
Spring has sprung, and I for one am not happy. I would prefer fall or winter weather over spring and summer. I dread summer the most, but spring is a close second. I do like some days in spring that are the epitome of beautiful weather. For example, I prefer a partly sunny day in the 50s or 60s with...
Take a break, enjoy the spring
Andrew Paisley, Opinions Editor
March 24, 2019
Filed under Columns
One thing I love about spring is the fact that it seems to put me in so much of a better mood than I am in during fall and winter. I guess it is because the temperature is seemingly warmer, you are able to go outside without feeling like you are dying of frostbite and you can actually breathe without the...
Use nicer weather to get yourself motivated
Staff Editorial
March 20, 2019
Filed under Editorials, Opinions
This week’s weather has been drastically different than what we’ve been used to. While the flowers may not be in full bloom quite yet, it has been nice to be able to ditch the heavy jacket and walk outside without wishing we were indoors. For many people, the weight of seasonal depression is...
Editorial: March is the time to job search
Staff Editorial
March 3, 2019
Filed under Editorials
March has begun, and spring is closing in fast. While that hopefully means better weather, it also means for all of us that it is time to take the next step in our lives: careers. This is the time of year when your laptops and emails need to be full of applications and emails for jobs. That is, if...
Ways people ‘predict’ the weather besides Groundhog Day
Corryn Brock, Associate News Editor
February 4, 2019
Filed under features
Punxsutawney Phil did not see his shadow on Saturday, which, according to legend, signifies an early spring. Groundhog Day, celebrated annually on Feb. 2, was first celebrated in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, according to the History Channel. The day originally began in 1887, when a newspaper editor...
Spring forward, take advantage of weather
Andrew Paisley, Campus Reporter
March 26, 2018
As spring arrives, I am reminded of the beauty of the Earth and the smells of nature. Finally, we can say goodbye to seasonal depression and look forward to six months or so of being outside in nice weather. Although the past few days have been dreary outside, I know that will soon fade away and we...
