Southern News

12/01/2010 By: Chardonnee Wright Staff Writer As a journalism major, I expect that whenever I get into my career, I will be protected–not just in the physical sense of protection, but protected

12/01/2010 By: Jessica Giannone Staff Writer The lights are up, the stockings are hung, the trees are set and the turkey is cooking. Wait a minute, the turkey? Well, maybe this isn’t

12/01/2010 By: Samantha McKelvie Staff Writer It’s quite alright to be single. Today, it seems more than ever people are becoming increasingly eager to find and fall in love. Everywhere I turn

12/01/2010 By: Cassandra Cammarata Staff Writer Can we please stop vilifying Nancy Pelosi? Throughout her stay as speaker of the house, and now the new minority leader, she has been demoniacally portrayed

12/01/2010 By: Sarah Green Staff Writer President Obama recently completed a trip to Asia in which he met with twenty of the world’s fastest growing economies and discussed matters of foreign policy.

11/15/2010 By: Makayla Silva Managing Editor It was my 21st birthday. Typically, this is a relatively exciting birthday. Is there really anything exciting after 21? I haven’t seen many Facebook photos of

12/01/2010 By: Joe Kirschner Staff Writer The importance of having a good teacher in your classroom is a very serious necessity in any school you might have gone to or will attend.

11/15/2010 By: Jessica Giannone Staff Writer It is hard to imagine that when someone does something nice for you, it’s really to benefit themselves. Well, maybe it’s not that difficult to believe,

11/15/2010 By: Gideon Yilma Staff Writer Considering myself a Democrat, I never thought I’d find myself quoting Republican President Ronald Reagan who said “Freedom is never more than one generation away from

11/15/2010 By: Allison Townsend Editor in Chief It’s almost that time again. Yep. “Black Friday” holiday shopping: rude people, long lines and for us college kids – spending money we don’t have.