Joe Edgecomb, Guest Writer I was almost shocked when the professor told us to pack up 15 minutes early. The program was a six week course in radiochemistry, an intense one to say the least. Daily lectures and labs were broken up only by the ten minute bike ride home for lunch. Every week,Continue reading “Find the freebies”
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MEGXIT: Sussex’s announce surprise exit from Royal Family
Bethany Montgomery, Staff Writer Great Britain, along with the rest of the world, were beyond shocked following a statement made by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex on Jan. 8, 2020, announcing their intentions to step down as senior members of The Royal Family. The announcement, posted on the couple’s official Instagram page, stated,Continue reading “MEGXIT: Sussex’s announce surprise exit from Royal Family”
An accustomed lie
Prachi Gohil, Roving Editor There are over one million songs produced every year. Yet, on that cold winter morning, or that rainy evening – when you have a book in your hand and a coffee beside you – you know you would tune-in to the same old record that reminds you of a timeContinue reading “An accustomed lie”
Schedule struggles: The difficulty of creating a perfectly planned semester
Bethany Montgomery, Staff Writer With the implementation of the new COR and nursing programs, and the constant evolving major requirements, selecting classes for the new semester has been a struggle for Saint Martin’s students. Although these are not necessarily negative changes, adjusting to and navigating these new class programs has challenged students of all levels.Continue reading “Schedule struggles: The difficulty of creating a perfectly planned semester”
Saints win big in cross country road trip
Ryne Oshiro, Staff Writer The cross country season has come and gone, and it is time to recognize the team’s accomplishments. Andrew Oslin broke his previous record by two minutes at the regional meet. He placed first for the Saints with a finishing time of 31:25. According to Saints Athletics, Oslin placed 55th overallContinue reading “Saints win big in cross country road trip”
Robert Hicks: From combat to code
Brian Messing, Editor-in-Chief “Imagine five days a week driving from gun violence out here to angels playing harps in the corner. That had a profound impact on my life. So much that college wasn’t an option, it was a requirement.” These are the words of Robert Hicks, a sophomore studying computer science at SaintContinue reading “Robert Hicks: From combat to code”
School of Business hosts town hall
Myki Dee Kim, Staff Writer Just as the mist began to rise from campus on the chilly morning of Nov. 5, all students and faculty from the School of Business were called at 8 a.m. to the third floor of Cebula Hall for the annual School of Business Town Hall. Upon arrival, students signedContinue reading “School of Business hosts town hall”
Robert’s excellent guide to applying and surviving the Fulbright experience
Section Editor, Sophia Lim “So, this is Robert’s excellent Fulbright adventure,” Rober Hauhart, Ph.D., begins. Grateful to have been scheduled to speak on his experience as a Fulbright scholar, sooner rather than later, Hauhart felt that it gave him the chance to keep the flavor of it in his recount. To conclude the lastContinue reading “Robert’s excellent guide to applying and surviving the Fulbright experience”
Twitter to ban political advertising
Prya Oliveira, Staff Writer On Nov. 22, Twitter will ban all political advertisements across its platform. Jack Dorsey, Twitter’s CEO, announced this new policy, pressuring other social media platforms to be more hands-on when it comes to the spread of political ads. Dorsey claims, that false advertisement and spread of misinformation creates a bigContinue reading “Twitter to ban political advertising”
Book Review: “Maybe This Time”
Chelsea Mancilla, Guest Writer “Maybe This Time ” is about overcoming grief, perseverance in personal relationships, and how to handle awkward situations like accidentally flinging knickers outside the window. Jill Mansell conveys how our daily lives are filled with emotion and different journeys until it is the right time for life’s puzzle pieces toContinue reading “Book Review: “Maybe This Time””
