Letter From the Editor:
Dear Readers,
As we finish up this last week, I wish you the best of luck on finals! Hopefully we can all survive together. Thank you for your support throughout the semester, and I hope that you'll join us in the spring for more news from The Knight Times! Have a great break! Merry Christmas!
Sincerely,
Anna Allen
Editor in Chief
The Knight Times
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Dear Abby:
By Abigail Roach
Published December 6, 2009
Dear Abby,
My mom is rather odd about certain things.
Published December 6, 2009
Dear Abby,
My mom is rather odd about certain things.
Dear Abby:
By Abigail Roach
Published December 6, 2009
Dear Abby,
My parents got divorced five years ago.
Published December 6, 2009
Dear Abby,
My parents got divorced five years ago.
Features
A Recipe for Success
By Nicolle Cyrill
Published December 6, 2009
It’s that time of the year…again!! FINALS!! Let me guess, you want to ace the exams and keep your sanity. You want to get through your exams with minimum stress and text anxiety. I think I have come up for a great list of options to help you effectively succeed with your exams!
By Nicolle Cyrill
Published December 6, 2009
It’s that time of the year…again!! FINALS!! Let me guess, you want to ace the exams and keep your sanity. You want to get through your exams with minimum stress and text anxiety. I think I have come up for a great list of options to help you effectively succeed with your exams!
An Electronic Rebellion: How Americans have championed for the 1st Amendment
By Michael Baumann
Published December 6, 2009
He flipped the bird after someone flipped him a bomb. He has been awarded a Bronze Star for dismantling 64 improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and confiscating 1,548 articles of weaponry during his second tour.
Published December 6, 2009
He flipped the bird after someone flipped him a bomb. He has been awarded a Bronze Star for dismantling 64 improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and confiscating 1,548 articles of weaponry during his second tour.
Celebrity in the Making: Livin’ in Clare Hall
By Jordan Brown
Published December 6, 2009
Marian is commonly known for cycling and a great nursing program in a liberal arts atmosphere with strong, noble roots. An innovation outside the norm has arisen in Kimberly Kenny. Her debut album, More than a Conquerer, was released December 1.
Expanding the Knights’ Domain: MU to Add Bowling in Fall
By Michael Baumann
Published December 6, 2009
Marian University: On the Move and Making History—on June 3 this summer, the then Marian College, now Marian University, Board of Trustees gave their approval for the athletic department to add intercollegiate bowling to the program, which will begin next fall.
Published December 6, 2009
Marian University: On the Move and Making History—on June 3 this summer, the then Marian College, now Marian University, Board of Trustees gave their approval for the athletic department to add intercollegiate bowling to the program, which will begin next fall.
Film Reviews
Review of New Moon
By Corrine Purvis
Published December 6, 2009
Friday November 20th, hundreds of heart throbbing adolescent girls flocked to theaters, piling in to see New Moon, the second book in the Twilight Saga. This film made Box Office records, outselling The Dark Knight and even Harry Potter.
By Corrine Purvis
Published December 6, 2009
Friday November 20th, hundreds of heart throbbing adolescent girls flocked to theaters, piling in to see New Moon, the second book in the Twilight Saga. This film made Box Office records, outselling The Dark Knight and even Harry Potter.
Review of 2012
By Corrine Purvis
Published December 6, 2009
Just like many others, I find apocalyptic theories fascinating. Ever since I presented an informative speech on the Supervolcano at Yellowstone National Park, and another speech on the supposed end of the world on December 21, 2012, I have been looking forward to the film of the same name. I originally held very high standards for 2012 - a wonderful topic with the potential to be a great film, but in the end I left the theatre greatly disappointed.
Published December 6, 2009
Just like many others, I find apocalyptic theories fascinating. Ever since I presented an informative speech on the Supervolcano at Yellowstone National Park, and another speech on the supposed end of the world on December 21, 2012, I have been looking forward to the film of the same name. I originally held very high standards for 2012 - a wonderful topic with the potential to be a great film, but in the end I left the theatre greatly disappointed.
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