Francis Lappe, author of Diet for a Small Planet, visited Plymouth this week to promote student awareness of the fallacies of our current system of market-o-centric food production and sale. Her recent work, You Have the Power, has pitted her against the phantoms that perpetuate the fear in our country […]

With perhaps the most historical year in Boston sports soon coming to an end, the team in green is set and prepared to make a run of their own. The Celtics, who have made the playoffs for the past three seasons, are set to make it once more, and with […]

Congratulations on your actual victory this time around, Mr. President. Now that you’ve actually been elected by a majority of voting Americans, your hollow words of domestic unity and peace overseas are officially sanctioned by the American people. How unfortunate for us all, and for the planet. Sure, the Democrats […]

Dear Dustin, This email is in regards to your article of Nov. 5, which was “optimistic” about marriage. Clearly you are a person with very strong beliefs who has given this subject a lot of thought. Moreover, the fact that you published your opinion to be criticized by the public […]

Between the 2000 presidential elections and the recent presidential elections, much debate has stirred over the close races and whether or not vote counting was legitimate. There has been much speculation on the method of electronic voting which most states use to cast their ballots. One in three voters were […]

PLYMOUTH-On Tuesday, November 9, students gathered their sleeping bags, warm clothing, and cups of hot coca to stay warm during an overnight sleep out in front on the HUB. Students slept outside in cardboard boxes provided by Plymouth Furniture, kept warm over trash barrel fires, and ate simple food: hot […]

PLYMOUTH-Every night in the United States, 15 million children go to bed hungry. Another 40 million people are “food insecure.” They do not know where their next meal is coming from. Many people see hunger and homelessness as a problem of the inner city, but it occurs everywhere, including Plymouth. […]

With so many reality TV shows airing these days, do you ever wonder. “why not me?” What makes all the sporadic Americans on TV today better than me? For those for those of you who feel that the world would be better off knowing of your existence, or anyone who […]

The PSU Snowboard and Skateboard Club has organized a snowboard demo in front of the HUB on Friday, November 19th from 3p.m. to 7p.m. Not only will there be an ample amount of extreme shredding, you can also test your rodeo skills on the mechanical bull which the club is […]

The members of Manchester based band, The Everyday Visuals, have spent the better part of 2004 self-producing and self-recording their second album, Media Crush, for its released on November 19. In the endless string of independent recordings and local bands kicking and biting at each other for recognition, Indy music […]