SAVANNAH MUL — Staff Writer There’s a difference between a musician who is a performer and musician who is an artist. Performers will soak up all types of energies possible from their
BETHANY TULLER — Career Services Undergraduate Intern We hear the warning all the time: “Your social networking sites can hurt you when job hunting.” Yes, this is true. Employers can see things
Dear Dr. Strangelove, The man I have been dating is currently 30. I turn 24 in a few months, and other than the big age difference, everything in our “relationship” is great.
Tamika Alexander — Staff Writer Students with elaborate faces covered in pinks, greens, reds and blues, wearing today’s hottest and newest fashions, walked the run way to display the 12 zodiacs of
Ryan Flynn — General Assignment Reporter (S)ecrets, a student-run small ensemble group at SCSU, will perform two shows on April 30 during Student Appreciation Day. The first will be out in the
Mackenzie Hurlbert — Staff Writer Jim Hoffecker of The Men’s Initiative, an organization through the Women’s Center at Southern, held an event last Tuesday, the 10th which was dedicated towards the artistic expression
JON MORENO — Arts Editor 1. “Born To Die” – Wow. The very triumphant sounding beginning to this album quickly turns into a song that sounds straight out of the Kanye West
Mackenzie Hurlbert — Staff Writer WARNING: If you are one of those people who don’t appreciate uniqueness and would rather listen to that same-old, shallow-lyric music which now infests the radio, than April
By JEFF NOWAK—Editor in Chief— It all comes down to this. After four years of classes, studying, pretending to study, realizing pretending was a waste of time and you should have just
Ryan Flynn — General Assignment Reporter The Northeast-10 leading Owls softball team swept their doubleheader this past Saturday, downing Umass-Lowell by the scores of 6-1 and 9-1. Southern outhit the Riverhawks 17-7 en