Whether we like it or not, gas prices are increasing every day and it is affecting everyone. It does not matter where you live, all of our wallets are being hit hard at the pump. According to AAA, the national average cost per gallon as recorded on March 13 was $4.325. A few days earlier … Continue reading
Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Calvin Ridley was suspended from the National Football League for the 2022 season due to gambling on games last season, despite being games in which he wasn’t even playing. Some of those games included his team, some did not. What we see in this is a player who tried to make … Continue reading
Going to a Christian university is like a double whammy for your mental health. Not only are students contending with the incessant inquiry as to what they want to do for the rest of their lives before they even know themselves, but they also are constantly face-to-face with the daunting word calling. I guess you … Continue reading
According to a Gallup poll on March 29, 2021, titled U.S. Church Membership Falls Below Majority for First Time, it states “Americans’ membership in houses of worship continued to decline last year, dropping below 50% for the first time.” Looking at this percentage, I can see how truly blessed I am to have grown up … Continue reading
Rams beat Bengals to win Super Bowl LVI The Los Angeles Rams beat the Cincinnati Bengals 23-20 at their home stadium– SoFi, in Inglewood California on Sunday. The game had fans on the edge of their seats as the Rams held control for much of the first half, with the Bengals coming back in the … Continue reading
Don’t get me wrong—when I moved into college as a freshman I was beyond excited. I was out of my hometown high school. I could finally be my own person and do my own things. I could sleep whenever I wanted and eat whatever I wanted and I felt free. As I finish up my … Continue reading
Rules such as quarantines, forced closures, facility entry documents many times become expanded and semi-permanent. Taxes levied for declared emergencies become customary obligations. Temporary bureaucracies, created at the time of the emergency, are absorbed into business-as-usual bureaucracies. When the crisis is declared over, authorities find it difficult to return new powers to the shelf. National … Continue reading
When I was a freshman in 2018, I was initially disappointed about why Waynesburg University had cleared Greek life from its campus. “Who wouldn’t want a group of brothers that you can live with?” I would say. I never had brothers growing up, so a fraternity seemed like an opportunity to quickly make some lasting … Continue reading
Tom Brady officially announced his retirement from the NFL on Tuesday. Ben Roethlisberger made the same announcement two weeks ago. Both quarterbacks will undoubtedly be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2027 when they are first eligible. The two players not only share an incredible and successful career, but also their retirements … Continue reading
There’s nothing like the feeling of a fresh start. People love their new-year’s resolutions (although I don’t love having to wait for a treadmill). According to a Dec. 21, 2020, History.com article, people have been making them, and breaking them, for roughly 4,000 years. As I’ve grown older and more cognizant of patterns, I was … Continue reading
