Archive for: January, 2010

Healthcare in crisis: Nursing a broken system back to health

by Amberlee Miller
While visiting Pennsylvania recently, I became extremely ill. I could barely move out of bed, was peeing blood, and could not stop puking. The pain in my lower right back was unbearable; something was seriously wrong. I was in pain, scared, and alone. I had been hesitant to go to the doctor or [...]

Climbing the wall: Life in the bouldering cave

Climbing in the cave at GMC

by Nate Higgs
For months I struggled with writing this story. No matter what I typed, it never seemed to come out the way I wanted it to. Then tonight, I remembered the words of an old friend, and I could think of no better way to begin.
During my freshman year I spent a great deal [...]

Campus fire regulations heating up

All on-campus residents who attended the campus-wide floor meetings when they returned from break, likely heard about the new regulations imposed regarding fire alarms resulting from burning food. To many students, this sounds like an issue which should not be punishable and viewed as an accident.  And, generally speaking, it is accidental. Sleeping residents of [...]

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