Kianna Garmanian, Staff Writer On Oct. 10, 2019, World Mental Health Day was observed in recognition of all mental illnesses. This day is deemed to help raise awareness for mental health, end the stigma and negative associations that come with this topic, and continue to support the growth of programs and resources for mentalContinue reading “World Mental Health Day took place on Oct. 10”
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ASSMU Meetings: Oct. 17 and Oct. 25
Emmanuel Son, Staff Writer ASSMU Summary Oct. 17, 2019 Subjects of discussion during the Oct. 17, 2019 ASSMU meeting included the GSA (Gender Sexuality Alliance,) the Filipino Heritage Club and their name change, the Chemistry Club bake sale, and more. The GSA is currently looking for a display that they can institute on campus.Continue reading “ASSMU Meetings: Oct. 17 and Oct. 25”
Conversation with a monk: The traps and treasures of happiness
Victoria Hall, Staff Writer Humans have contemplated happiness since the infancy of critical thought. It is an elusive concept; something constantly desired, yet experienced in phases. Greek philosopher Aristotle considered it the “central purpose of human life.” As one of the greatest thinkers in western history, he contributed significantly to the knowledge of happinessContinue reading “Conversation with a monk: The traps and treasures of happiness “
Perspectives on the minimum wage
Bethany Montgomery, Staff Writer Brian Messing, Editor-in-Chief If the effects of increasing minimum wage were straightforward and without any complications, it would undoubtedly not be such a controversial subject that it is today. Not only do the effects vary from state to state, but also from city to city, and between social classes. InContinue reading “Perspectives on the minimum wage”
The making of the Titanic: Belfast edition
Olivia Alvord, Staff Writer Workers started building the Titanic on March 31, 1909, at the Harland and Wolff shipyard in Belfast, Northern Ireland. At that point in time, about 9,000 men were employed by this company. Today, the company only has 130 employees. This shipyard also built the Titanic’s sister ships, the Olympic andContinue reading “The making of the Titanic: Belfast edition”
SMU participates in National Voter Registration Day
Myki Dee Kim, Staff Writer Saint Martin’s University took part in a nationwide voting registration drive on Sept. 24, 2019. The university’s participation coincided with the annual National Voter Registration Day that urged adults to register and vote, if they have not done so already. The nationwide event was also a challenge by theContinue reading “SMU participates in National Voter Registration Day”
A call for the Potterheads: Didn’t receive an owl, we got you covered!
Prachi Gohil Clubs and organizations are an integral part of any institution. They allow students to practice their management and leadership skills. With that being said, Saint Martin’s University currently has over 40 clubs and organizations on campus, which gives students equal opportunities to showcase their skills and interests. The campus is filled withContinue reading “A call for the Potterheads: Didn’t receive an owl, we got you covered!”
Big dreams and inspiration: A profile of Isla Barlet
Victoria Hall, Staff Writer Isla Barlet can often be found brightening up campus with her cheerfulness and sunny disposition. Barlet is a current senior at Saint Martin’s University and her major is business administration with a dual concentration in marketing and management. She is also the Vice President of the Business Club. Off campus,Continue reading “Big dreams and inspiration: A profile of Isla Barlet”
Cross Country off to a good pace
Ryne Oshiro, Staff Writer After being predicted to finish 11th in the Coach’s preseason poll, the Saint Martin’s Men’s Cross Country team looks ready to make a statement. Although slotted in a tough spot, the Saints are off to a hot start after the men finished fourth and the women fifth in the CentralContinue reading “Cross Country off to a good pace”
Dems open impeachment inquiry
Grace Gillepsie, Staff Writer There have only been two successful impeachments in the United States, but could there be another on the horizon? In the year 1787, James Madison stood in front of fifty-five other men at the Constitutional Convention claiming that impeachment should be enacted when necessary. Madison suggested the president, “might betrayContinue reading “Dems open impeachment inquiry”
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