Voy a España en la primavera para aprender la idioma y experimentar la cultura allá.  Estoy muy emocionada por la
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“I called my mom and asked… ‘Hey Ma, What you cooking?’ “She said, ‘Why?’ and I said because I’m coming
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“We will conquer your Rome, break your crosses, and enslave your women… If we do not reach that time, then
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Choice – a word defined by the Merriam Webster Dictionary as “the opportunity or power to choose between two or
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Throwing in a film, popping popcorn and settling down for a movie night can be a fun weekend event, but
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Smooth legs, muscles defined by slight shadows and a shine traveling from the tan calf to the upper thigh. Your
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Chocolate. Need I say more? It is the one thing many people crave and long for while dieting. Luckily, I
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There is an instinctually genocidal group plaguing Iraq and Syria. These terrorists have become notorious for beheading civilians and aid
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During the holidays, dining room tables are invisible under the sweet scents of cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes, stuffing, cornbread and
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Americans should be scanning the sky for flying yellow-and-black insects rather than worrying about Ebola, according to a report by
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Street signs ripped from the ground, glass shattered on the street, fires burning and community members bleeding from the riots
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September 4, 2014, was my twentieth birthday.  The day was long and full of school and homework, which led me
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Shaking the white box filled with the newest technology from Apple, a first-ever recipient of the iPhone 6 vigorously opens
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The facts of the Holocaust are well-known, but solutions to prevent further mass genocides have not yet been discovered.  A
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There is a new class at Keene State College this semester and it is all about men.  Patricia Pedroza Gonzalez,
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After my sophomore year at Keene State College, I returned home to find a very different community than the one
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American classics, foreign films, dramas and romantic comedies are just a few of the genres of movies available for viewing
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Women exist in all areas of society — women are democrats, republicans and independents. However, on Tuesday, April 8, differences
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Growing up attending the smallest public school in Connecticut, I was unaware of the things I would be exposed to
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The first pre-law advisor for Keene State College said he wants to be a resource he never had to navigate
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Residential halls broken locks jeopardizes students’ safety With a few hard tugs on the Owls Nest residence hall doors, they
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Late night Ramen noodles, popcorn and macaroni and cheese can lead to the notorious, “freshman 15.” There are ways to
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In the world record books and in trouble for next year, Keene Pumpkin Fest might be in danger of being
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Paying up to  $28 thousand a year for tuition, one would expect to be able to take a hot shower.
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A Holocaust survivor understands the importance of studying the Holocaust and Genocide major. Peppie Decker said she believes becoming educated
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Most people know Gavin Taylor as one of the senior Men’s Rugby captains at Keene State College. Some people may
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Former KSC student leaves school to fulfill his dreams At fourteen years old, Aaron Zaroulis, a teenager who loved to
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Awake by eight and home after ten, that is the schedule many music majors live by.  Most of us would
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