Month: April 2002

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Common Sense: The Finality of Junior – A slang goodbye

It’s been a long road since graduating from Brooke Point High School in Virginia in 1997, to arriving here in the spring of 1999, to ending it all in May 2002 (yes, the five- year plan) at Plymouth State College, New Hampshire. The experiences are too numerous to even attempt […]

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Otto’s Culture: “hey… wanna get high?”

Hey everyone. I start this column on a sad note. As many of you have probably heard by now, Layne Staley, singer, frontman and genius of Alice in Chains, died late last week. Only thirty-four, he succumbed to what is believed to be a drug overdose. Too bad, he was […]

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Cookin’ Corner – Getting Medieval on Your Stove

Welkome my lords and ladys. The Medieval forvm tis be vpon vs once againe. Fore this week’s recipe I, yovr gratefvll hoste, decided to impart to yov a delikasy of yore. (Yore being officially dated at anywere between 25 and 300 years ago.)Soe throvgh a seance with my ansestors (and […]

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Earth Day to Hit Plymouth State College

Everyone has heard of Earth Day and we all have this general idea about it; it’s the day we think about the earth. But when is this day? How did it come about? Does PSC even recognize this Earth Day? (These might have been questions you were wondering about, they […]

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Oklahoma Lends Support

It was called the “Deadliest Act.” Just minutes after 9:00 a.m. on April 19, 1995, when most of the 550 employees in Oklahoma City’s Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building were heading to their offices, a truck bomb ruptured through the north face of the building. The bomb killed 168 people, […]

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Summer Jobs With Zing

Summertime is just around the corner, well not really, its sometime after spring fling and finals. But there is no reason not to start looking for work now. Summer may have different characteristics depending on the college student, but there is one thing that can’t be avoided, the necessity for […]

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Removal of HUB Smoking Section Raises Debate

Conversations have been sprouting around campus recently in regards to the possible removal of the smoking section in the HUB Snack Bar. Discussion began when an email was sent from President Wharton’s office and the HUB Advisory Board asking students to voice their opinions on the topic. So far responses […]

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Gear Up for Outdoor Adventures Day

On Saturday, April 27, the Plymouth State College Health, Physical Education, and Recreation (HPER) Club will host the third annual Outdoor Adventures Day. The free event, designed as a community service project for HPER majors, allows for elementary students in grades 4 through 7 to enjoy a day of adventure […]

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Fears of Fire in SCAC Go Up in Smoke

The sound of sirens filled the air on Thursday, April 11 around 3:00 p.m. They stopped abruptly once emergency vehicles pulled in front of Silver Cultural Arts Center (SCAC). Students were evacuated from the building and fire crews quickly entered. The cause for all of the commotion turned out to […]