Southern News

11/15/2010 By: Sarah Green Staff Writer It is New Congressman Orientation time in Washington, D.C. and the veteran members of Congress are attempting to do half the job that Southern’s NSO staff

11/15/2010 – 15:02 By: Sarah Green Staff Writer The elections are over and the numbers are rolling in. This year, candidates across the country contributed millions of dollars to finance their own

Mon, 11/15/2010 – 15:04 By: Chardonee Wright Staff Writer You are on your way to the Big Apple. You have a pocket full of money, and are ready to shop the day

11/15/2010 By: Jessica Giannone Staff Writer When it comes to communication, are we enhanced by the simple technologies that make the world go ’round, or hindered? Think back to a day when

11/01/2010 By: Makayla Silva Managing Editor It was an unreasonably hot Monday in May. I was sitting on the floor of my best friend Tricia’s bedroom with my arms wrapped around my

10/25/2010 – 12:28 By: Joseph Kirschner Special to the Southern News The cultural history of Halloween is very connected to ancient Celtic practices, Catholic and Roman rituals and European folk traditions. Used

10/25/2010 By: Samantha McKelvie Staff Writer Too often I hear people say that having a relationship in college is a mistake. “Relationships in college never work,” “College is a time to be

10/25/2010 – 12:24 By: Chardonee Wright Staff Writer Tampons, pads, companies are always trying to make a woman feel comfortable during her menstrual cycle. How comfortable would you feel knowing you can

10/25/2010 By: Cassandra Cammarata Staff Writer Ari Up, aka Arianna Foster, lead singer of the British band The Slits, died this past Wednesday. The Slits, at its inception, was a three-piece, female

10/25/2010 By: Sarah Green Staff Writer With Election Day just one week away, the gubernatorial race is drawing closer. According to one of the latest Rasmussen Reports, the race no longer “leans