Many students come to Plymouth State University to one day become teachers. In entering this profession, students must not only learn how to teach and the subject matter they are going to teach, they must also learn about the role the government plays in public education. On Monday, March 12, […]
Month: March 2007
The race for registering, everyone’s the same
Recently, it has come to the attention of the student body that the Athletic Council is debating in its meeting the idea of letting athletes register for classes early. How in the world is it fair? The argument on the athletes’ side seems logical enough: Because they have to schedule […]
University mysteries explained…finally
The University Mysteries Explained fair is being held on Wednesday April 4 from 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. and will see the answering of nagging questions regarding studying abroad, picking a major, saving money and how to choose the right courses. Several organizations around campus as well as faculty members […]
Next stop: Destination Graduation!
After four long years at Plymouth State, your college tenure is over. Now what? How does one transition to your new community and professional life? What about getting finances in place? Destination Graduation prepares graduating seniors to answer those and many other questions. “We prepare students coming into Plymouth, but not those leaving,” […]
It’s election time! Student government prepares for spring elctions
Election day is fast approaching and numerous students have already started down the campaign trail. The Student Government Election Committee has prepared petitions for interested students that may be picked up at the information desk in the HUB. Sophomore Class Representative, Ezra Dalton said, “We want someone from every constituency […]
Springing on a new wardrobe: what to wear this season
Although it’s hard to tell whether winter has ever truly ended in Plymouth, technically, as of March 21, spring has sprung. That means a whole new slew of trends that are soon to be appearing in any fashionista’s closet this season. As usual, spring is all about breaking out of […]
A victory for the battle of 300
The recently released film, 300, was adapted from the graphic novel “300” by Frank Miller. It is about the ancient Battle of Thermopylae, which took place in 480 B.C. mixed with an intriguing element of fantasy. King Leonidas (Gerard Butler) and 300 Spartans fight against King Xerxes (Rodrigo Santoro) and […]
Live Free Or Die in New Hampshire
Live Free or Die is a new film to be released in theatres Friday, March 30. As the title would suggest, Live Free or Die is a new movie set in New Hampshire. The setting may look familiar but be assured the movie will not. The comedy is very unique, […]
PSU Cheerleading takes runner-up at nationals
The Plymouth State University Cheerleading team took home second place at the 2007 Ltd Open College National Championships in Myrtle Beach South Carolina over the Universities spring break on March 17th. The tournament included Medium-Collegiate All-Girls teams for the right to be called the national champion, and boasted a strong […]
Baseball and softball teams soak up the sun and the action in Florida
Sunny Ft. Myers, Florida was the host of the Gene Cusic Collegiate Classic. While soaking up the sun and the sandy beaches, both the baseball and the softball teams competed against several Division III schools across the country. Since returning from Florida, the softball team is now 5-6 overall while […]