Saint Martin’s hosts Constitution Day panel “May we think of freedom, not as the right to do as we please, but as the opportunity to do what is right.” – Peter Marshall Constitution Day and Citizenship Day is observed annually on Sept. 17 to commemorate the signing of the Constitution on Sept. 17, 1787,Continue reading “Saint Martin’s hosts Constitution Day panel”
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Trumps moves forward with ban on vape products
Olivia Alvord, Staff Writer On Wednesday, Sept. 12, President Donald Trump went on public record to say that he would seek a ban on vape products and e-cigarettes in the near future to prevent young people, and as he stated, “innocent children,” from being harmed by the dangers that these products cause. This newsContinue reading “Trumps moves forward with ban on vape products”
Tales of an adventure abroad
Olivia Alvord Greetings from Belfast, Northern Ireland. In March, I found out that I was selected to study abroad for a semester in Northern Ireland. Because of my Irish family heritage, my love for history, and my desire to travel overseas, I have been looking forward to September for many months. On Tuesday, Sept.Continue reading “Tales of an adventure abroad”
New coach, new team
Ryne Oshiro, Staff Writer Following the departure of former Head Coach Alex Pribble, a new face for the Saint Martin’s Men’s Basketball team has stepped in. After losing Pribble to a new job as an associate head coach at Seattle University, new Head Coach Aaron Landon has taken over the role. Landon comes toContinue reading “New coach, new team”
Resources to utilize and creating a campus community
Olivia Alvord, Staff Writer The number one way to get involved in your campus community is to go to Campus Life events. Throughout the year, the Campus Activities Board staff works hard to create weekly events for students to have an outlet for some fun and provide a break from studying. Going to theseContinue reading “Resources to utilize and creating a campus community”
Cross Country
Eric Parks, Managing Editor The Saint Martin’s cross country teams are set to start another season under the leadership of Head Coach Jim Brewer. While both teams placed last in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference (GNAC) Preseason Coach’s Poll, an influx of new talent provides hope for the team and its fans. Eight ofContinue reading “Cross Country”
Black Friday
Prachi Gohil, Editor without Section Black Friday (2004), an Indian crime drama directed by Anurag Kashyap is based on Hussain Zaid’s heavily researched book Black Friday- The True Story of the Bomb Blast. The movie documents the harsh reality of the incident, delivers correct information on what happened based on extensive research and interviews, andContinue reading “Black Friday”
Bigger, but is it better?
Bethany Montgomery, Staff Writer When thinking about the implications of a private university, a smaller campus population or religious element is often inferred. Public universities, on the other hand, are often thought to have dense classes and fewer student regulations. However, there are more differences than just a pretentious sounding name or average class size. TheContinue reading “Bigger, but is it better? “
East Coast weathers the storm
Myki Dee Kim, Staff Writer What began as a tropical storm has quickly upgraded to a Category 3 hurricane, that has people around the world waiting and praying for the best outcome. A hurricane’s wind speed is measured by the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale which categorizes winds from 1-5, with Category 3 and upwardsContinue reading “East Coast weathers the storm”
Johnson & Johnson Murder
Staff Writer, Prya Oliveira Johnson & Johnson, a large healthcare corporation, has been found guilty in playing a role in the death of 6,100 people in Oklahoma alone. Just in case you weren’t aware, America has undergone another opioid crisis with 70,000 deaths in 2017, resulting directly from drug overdoses, and the numbers areContinue reading “Johnson & Johnson Murder”
