NCAA ruling on Masoli is a joke
September 4, 2010 • Sean McIntyre, Reporter
Filed under Blog, Opinions
Current Ole Miss quarterback Jeremiah Masoli was kicked off of the University of Oregon’s football team last season after multiple run-ins with the law. Masoli, who has another year of eligibility left, graduated from Oregon early and then transferred to Ole Miss after being “relieved of his duties”... Read more »
Baseball’s Strasburg finished?
August 28, 2010 • Sean McIntyre, Reporter
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After he was drafted first overall in the 2009 MLB first year player draft, Stephen Strasburg had the world ahead of him. A 102 mph fastball, a $15.1 million contract, the highest ever for a first year player, he was on the fast track to Cooperstown. Strasburg was a pitcher with talent and hype that... Read more »
Fans should have fun at Cardinals games
June 10, 2010 • Alyssa Knowling, Reporter
Filed under Blog, Opinions
The Cardinals are playing The Brewers. I am sitting in left field, six rows up from the field. It is a Friday night, and let me tell you, there are tons and tons of drunken 20-30-year-old men. Now, being so close to the field, we are basically right by the left fielder. When the Cardinals are in the... Read more »
Preparing for paychecks
June 3, 2010 • Alicia Mestre, News Editor
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It’s officially the time of year we all know as the summer job rush. College kids are returning to apply for a seasonal job, while high school students compete for what’s left. We have all reluctantly received the “value of a dollar” speech from our parents, and whether or... Read more »
Future of LeBron James under debate
May 19, 2010 • Image Sports Staff
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Everyone knows of LeBron James, and everyone is accustomed to seeing him in a Cleveland Cavaliers uniform. But that could change this summer when he enters free agency and will be free to sign with the team of his choice. The question is, will James remain in his hometown of Cleveland or pursue his... Read more »
Ask Officer Helbig: Credit Card safety is important to everyone
May 17, 2010
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Credit cards can be a blessing in many ways. You can track money with them so you know where it goes, you can make purchases of opportunity or necessity when you don’t have cash on you, you can avoid carrying around large sums of cash, you can rent a car or get a hotel room using the card, and credit... Read more »
iPhone loss sparks unnecessary controversy
May 17, 2010 • Owen Beattie, Guest Writer
Filed under Blog
When people lose their iPhones, it’s no big deal. When Apple loses their iPhone, the whole world goes crazy. When an Apple engineer misplaced his prototype 4G iPhone at a bar, another person there picked up the valuable piece of technology and promptly sold it to Gizmodo, a company and website... Read more »
Discrimination, racism do not belong in government
May 13, 2010 • Max Thoman, Online News Editor
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After an onslaught of new controversial laws surrounding ethnicities and the population of the state, Arizona has proven once again that intolerance is a difficult issue to resolve. Controversy has surrounded the state ever since its crucial decision to pass Arizona immigration law sb1070a, a law instituting... Read more »
Summer homework causes vacation stress
May 12, 2010 • Jessica Zadoks, Reporter
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It’s official: summer is almost here. With only two weeks of classes and a week of finals left in the 2009-2010 school year, everyone is eagerly awaiting the freedom of vacation. But for most students, that freedom comes at a cost. There may not be a test to study for every... Read more »
Improper table setting’s missing piece disappoints
May 12, 2010 • Courtney McBay, Editor in Chief
Filed under Blog, Opinions
For most people, the art of etiquette is dead. But for people like me, it has an important place in my heart, which is why I wrote a How To on “Surviving a Formal Meal” on April 26. I wrote the story to provide etiquette tips for prom. And I specifically focused on the role of the bread and butter... Read more »
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