Keep your government hands off of my Medicare!
Last week, the United States House of Representatives, under the leadership of Speaker John A. Boehner, voted to repeal last year’s Affordable Care Act, signed into law in March 2010.
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Classic Twain novel to be censored yet again
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is one of the most contentious books in American history. Twain’s novel has been criticized for its off-color language since it was originally published in 1884.
Four Loko: Too crazy?
It seems the time for college students and drinkers of any age to get “loko” has come to an end. The popular caffeinated alcoholic beverage, first introduced in 2006, has already been banned in several states, sending many into a buying frenzy.
Tips on how to give great Christmas gifts
Christmas is not about giving presents; it is a holiday of love. The giving and receiving of presents is solely used as an expression of this love. Therefore, presents should be personal and creative. Many people have left Christmas shopping until the last minute, when items may become costly and time seems brief.
Getting naked at the airport
As the busy holiday season approaches for Saint Leo student body and faculty, there are a few things you might not want to forget: your cell phone charger, your flight information, and your constitutional rights.
A brief cramming guide for late bloomers
Exams are around the corner and many students have not started studying. Cramming is not the most reliable way to pass an exam or to get an A, however, it has worked to some students’ advantage. Below are six steps to assure that students get a satisfactory result from their cram sessions.
The Great Debate: Diet Coke vs. Coke Zero
Both Diet Coke and Coke Zero are low calorie soft drinks made by the same company with similar ingredients, so what is the difference between these two popular products, and which one is healthier?
Wave goodbye to stress!
Do you often find yourself stressed out? I sure do! Being in college can be extremely rewarding but since it causes students to push their mental limits, it often leaves people ready to pull their hair out. It isn’t just classes that we have to deal with, but we’re also given a large spectrum of clubs and organizations to join, and to top it off, many of us work to be able to afford food or an occasional night out with friends.
Healthcare or GovCare?
Americans are not happy with the healthcare law that Democrats in Congress passed in late March. According to the latest Rasmussen poll, 55 percent of likely U.S. voters want to repeal the healthcare law, while 46 percent strongly favor repeal.
Is Saint Leo University a safe campus?
This incident among others evokes the questions of how safe the Saint Leo University campus is and what the Department of Campus Security and Safety is doing to ensure the safety of its students, staff and faculty. It is of the utmost importance that students are aware of the security measures implemented on their school campus by Campus Safety.
