By Jason Owen Five hundred, ninety-six dollars and seventy-one cents! Yeah, I’ll go numerical on you: $596.71! Sound like a big number to a college kid (or an adult, for that matter)? Well, it’s not what I pay for my monthly car payment or my portion of rent; it’s also not what I pay for […]
Parental Involvement in Education: A Hindrance? Keith Robinson, Professor of Sociology at the University of Michigan, as well as Angel Harris, another Professor of Sociology, were interviewed last week about a case study involving student academics and their parents. The study had to do with the success of parental involvement within a child’s education and […]
A history and analysis of selective incorporation in regards to the Bill of Rights and the Fourteenth Amendment. 1897 to Present.
By Fred Arnold “Was it really only yesterday. No… No… It has been weeks?” Mark thought as he sat in front of a tattered picture of a now dead babe. Gold filigree danced up and down red oak siding, the perfect frame for the perfect blonde haired boy. He whistled now, a tune sullen and […]
Mr. President, the Executive, and Their Power In the United States the government depends on the ability of checks and balances to even out what one branch can do over another. In the early days of the Constitution it was not unheard of to see a weak president, which has nothing to do with opinion […]
Obama’s Plan: Free College Air-Force One hovers at a steady 39,000 feet as light turbulence buffets the sides, the sound echoing within the hull. President Obama, dressed down in buttoned white shirt and tie, sits upon red cherry wood or cedar wood or pine wood, whatever type of wood makes up the Presidents personnel desk. […]
by Courtney McClendon The Titan bounces back from a lost last week by defeating the Tallahassee Eagles 76-69. Saturday’s game left the Titans with a record of 7-6. The men looked relaxed and focused as the National Anthem played throughout the gymnasium. After the tip off, things started to heat up with SPC scoring the […]
by Sylvia Bucklew Every year, the holidays bring about a strew of new, highly anticipated blockbusters. While most of them bring shock and awe to viewers everywhere, there are always a handful of Christmas themed movies that almost always disappoint. With typical story lines and a fake sense of cheer, they simply do not deliver. […]
by Taylor Chaney It was a tough game for the Lady Titans Saturday, December 12, unfortunately taking a loss to Daytona State. Three lead changes in the first period kicked off an exciting game of basketball. However, Daytona State never lost their lead after retaking it by one point at the end of the first […]