Does the word “stress” seem too vague and general to draw your attention? How about fatigue, depression, anxiety, chronic pain and muscle tension? How about severe tension, […]
Category: Opinion
Multi-Taskers: Ticking Time Bombs?
Social anxiety and social media circle around each other like partners in a swing dance competition. While not synonymous, the two phrases engage a similar query […]
Hash Things Out
The use of marijuana for recreational and medicinal purposes in the United States has faced controversy for many years with little to no expectation of dying […]
Forget New Year’s Resolutions – Life is About Learning from our Choices
Welcome to January—better known as the month where we waste the least amount of money, eat the healthiest and work out the most. Maybe we should refer […]
New Year. New Staff. New Adventures. Steven Welch.
As the new semester begins, I’m reminded that there are only 18 weeks standing between me and my degree. 18 weeks left to try new things, […]
New Year. New Staff. New Adventures. Brittany Maher.
First let me introduce myself. My name is Brittany Maher and I am the newest editor-in-chief of The Sentinel. In the words of T.S. Elliot, […]
Huey P. Newton: Personification of a Hero
Nearly all of us here on campus have heroes. The progression of mankind lies at the mercy of our icons. They provide an example of excellence personified […]
Moving Forward
Through the circulation of news articles, e-mail notifications and word of mouth, I, along with many members of the student body was informed of the […]
A Brighter Tomorrow
College students today have many things to be stressed about; the rising cost of tuition, picking the right classes, and choosing the right major. Students […]
From the Shadows: SPSU Editor Speaks Out
And all became still. It’s all wrong. How do we go on? These were the initial thoughts that ran through my head as Dr. Rossbacher, the president […]
Contrasting Perspectives
At SPSU, our teachers constantly assign work for us to do in teams with our classmates. The idea is to learn to work with others, to […]
Consolidating Colleges, Strengthening Education
Just a little more than two years ago, I returned to the U.S. after serving 27 months in South America as a Peace Corps volunteer. During […]