Christmas Traditions for SMU students

Julia Lucas, Staff Writer   Christmas is just around the corner and magic is all around the Saint Martin’s campus. Students are decorating their dorms and RA’s are decorating the halls. There are ugly Christmas sweater parties being thrown, and eggnog is being served at Monk’s Bean. The Christmas cheer can be seen all overContinue reading “Christmas Traditions for SMU students”

While most students return home for break, basketball season continues

Eric Parks, Staff Writer   Any college student partaking in athletics knows that their commitment to their team is substantial. The amount of time practice, games, and training requires during their season makes time management especially difficult for student athletes. The basketball players, however, have a special commitment due to the timing of their sport:Continue reading “While most students return home for break, basketball season continues”

An overlook of the Saint Martin Athletic Department

Eric Parks, Staff Writer   With a total of fifteen intercollegiate team sports on campus, the athletic department staff plays a vital role at Saint Martin’s. While we celebrate the success of our athletic teams, it is important to understand how the department operates and strives to succeed. The athletic staff consists of coaches, directorsContinue reading “An overlook of the Saint Martin Athletic Department”

World eagerly awaits Royal additions

It’s no secret that the British Royal Family has captivated the hearts of many Brits and Americans alike—especially the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and their two adorable children Prince George (4) and Princess Charlotte (2). This next year however, the family is looking forward to new members. In September of 2017, Duke and DuchessContinue reading “World eagerly awaits Royal additions”

2017: Year in Review

Zara Kulish, Staff Writer February On Feb. 3., Judge James Robart of the District Court of Western Washington blocked the executive order that President Trump signed that would ban immigration from seven Muslim-majority countries. The executive order would resurface twice before being implemented and Robart would not be the only federal judge to block it,Continue reading “2017: Year in Review”

Another “slow start” for impressive Seahawks season

Eric Parks, Staff Writer   After a 1-2 start, many analysts throughout the NFL began to write off the Seahawks as a top team. After winning the next three games, it became clear that the hiccups Seattle was facing over the first three weeks were normal growing pains en route to another dominating season. ForContinue reading “Another “slow start” for impressive Seahawks season”

Japan re-elects Prime Minister Shinzo Abe

Hannah Gabel, Staff Writer   On Oct. 22, Japan re-elected its Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe. Samuel Osborne, a writer for The Independent, took note of Abe’s promises to his country, detailing his plans on how he hopes to improve the safety of the Japanese people. Abe won the election in a landslide, predicting many futureContinue reading “Japan re-elects Prime Minister Shinzo Abe”

National and local businesses highlighted at fall Business Career Fair

Mia Rollins, Staff Writer   For anyone walking into the Business Career Fair, the neatly organized tables filled with bright pamphlets and smiling business men and women all eager to talk about their professions immediately catch the eye. The fall Business Career Fair on Oct. 18 was packed with Saint Martin’s students networking with organizationsContinue reading “National and local businesses highlighted at fall Business Career Fair”