By Ben Hemphill It brings me great sorrow to see how many people have been misled about what exactly “Obamacare” means for them as individuals. Virtually every facet of the President’s legislation is not only bad for college students like you and me, but also for the entirety of the nation. At its core, Obamacare […]
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Gary Johnson: Minimum Government, Maximum Freedom
By Grant Meckley “The lesser of two evils is still evil.” This has become the battle cry of many disillusioned voters in a political environment where the major parties have done little to endear the undecided electorate. Many voters follow a path of broken logic saying they’ll pick the candidate they despise the least because […]
Wednesday War Room: Mitt Romney and the Plan to Revive the Economy
As the economy remains a pivotal factor in the voters’ decision-making process, Wednesday War Room takes an in-depth look at how the two candidates, President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney, plan to address current economy issues in their respective campaigns. The focus will be on three areas: setting the right taxes, addressing debts, and creating […]
Oppa Gangnam Style!
By Victoria Scrima Most of you may have seen the catchy, entertaining, and unique recent YouTube hit, “Oppa Gangnam Style,” a music video that gained instantaneous fame with 220 million and counting views following its July […]
Worth an Upgrade?
The wait is over. The new iPhone 5 finally hit the shelves Friday, Sept. 21. Hardcore fans of Apple products might already have their hands on this latest gadget while others are still left with the decision: is the iPhone 5 really worth it? Like all things under the sun, the iPhone 5 comes with […]
It’s Different and I Couldn’t be Happier
By Jeremy Jensen When I decided on Messiah College, I was ecstatic about the chance to leave the drama and confusion of high school behind and join a real community of students. I seriously doubt I am alone. Fortunately, there is no need to add a “but” to the end of that sentence. Messiah is […]
Musings of a Transfer Student
By Abigail Ferenczy Ah, the joys of being a transfer student. Just when you think you’re getting the hang of one school, it’s on to another. When the college I attended sophomore year made drastic changes to their communications program, I knew it was time to seek out a new institution. […]
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