Jessica Giannone, General Assssignment Reporter: Looking for a job can be a job within itself, as Patricia Whelan, the director of Cooperative Education at Southern, said as she offered advice to students
Olivia Richman, General Assssignment Reporter: He’s been on “20/20,” “Dateline NBC,” “Oprah” and now he’s been to Southern. He’s Jack Levin, an authority on serial killers and hate crimes, and he was
Lauren Kurty, Staff Writer: From stores, to cars, to homes, everyone and everything is “going green” these days, and for James Blake, a member of the sustainability committee on campus, colleges are
By JEFF NOWAK — Editor-in-Chief The world comes to a complete standstill and watches in awe. No, a bomb has not gone off and all of the world’s presidents seem to
Sarah Green, Staff Writer: A six year old child and our politicians. What do they have in common? Well, they are both pretty juvenile. In the same manner that children negotiate over
Virginia Calcagni, Staff Writer: Social networks and their effect on the community are readily talked about as well as the idea and situation of cyber bullying. Facebook, Myspace, Twitter, Skype and Stickam,
Steve Miller Opinions Editor While the weather may have been gloomy the past few weeks there has been a glimmer of spring peeking its head through the clouds. As we make our
Chardoneé Wright, Staff Writer For most, senior year of high school is filled with getting ready for prom, college, and graduation preparation. That wasn’t the case for Gaby Rodriguez. Her senior year
Jessica Giannone, General Assignment Reporter: Green. Does anyone else see the irony in the color? We always thought it symbolized a healthy environment. “Go green, save energy.” But what about the other
Simone Virzi, Special To Southern News: Wednesday night was all about decisions; what outfit to rock, what shoes to put on, how many shots to take. After my friends and I decided