JESSICA GIANNONE — Opinions Editor To be within three miles of something, yet differ from it in every way imaginable seems quite mind-boggling; more specifically, for Southern to be less than three
CHRISTIAN CARRION — Special to the Southern News I love hearing about the things my friends did over the summer. Some people went hiking, some went on vacation to other states or
SIMONE VIRZI—Copy Editor Dealing with a breakup can be hard, especially when it seems like the radio is only playing sappy love songs. But it isn’t the end of the world, even
JESSICA ESPOSITO—Special to Southern News An elementary education and psychology major: Nope, not anymore. As a child, I always found myself daydreaming that one day I would be a teacher. When I
VIRGINIA CALCAGNI — Special to Southern News The chance to explore another country for a semester in a country of your choice, without your parents around, is your own personal adventure; a
SIMONE VIRZI — Copy Editor Overpriced textbooks, ridiculous 8 a.m. classes and 2 a.m. pizza deliveries are what make college, college. Clubbing is part of many student routines as well and the highlight
JESSICA GIANNONE, Opinions Editor When debating about how I wanted to convey my thoughts on this unforgettable day, Sept. 11, an array of questions presented themselves at my doorstep. I asked myself,
SIMONE VIRZI—Copy Editor With the 10-year anniversary of 9/11 right around the corner, it is impossible not to think about the amount of boys I grew up with who are now men
CHARDONEÉ WRIGHT—Staff Writer As I watched my friend’s mother sign her daughter out of school, I could only wonder what was going on. I was sitting in my sixth grade class at
SIMONE VIRZI—Copy Editor Some people believe shoes make the outfit while others put their faith in accessories. Your favorite pair of jeans makes you feel like a million bucks every time you