Remembering Hannah Cimon
BY KATELYN MASSARELLI Hannah Cimon never liked the weather in Laconia, New Hampshire, according to her father, Mike Cimon, but she loved the weather [...]
The University of Tampa
New Events During Homecoming Week
By VERONICA GRAY and KAYLA JACOBUS Despite not having a football team, UT’s Homecoming is next week and Student Productions (SP) is bringing back [...]
Pagan Student Organization: Simply Spellbinding
By BIANCA LOPEZ The thought of Halloween often provokes images of pumpkin patches, children in costumes and witches on broomsticks. For the members [...]
Dogs Invade Plant Hall in 19th Century Art
By IVY VELAZQUEZ Students’ chance of seeing the the Henry B. Plant Museum’s, “Dogs in Art,” is dwindling, as the exhibit, which opened in [...]
Romney’s Welfare Attack Ads Are Racist, Desperate
The politics of desperation is an ugly and nasty political force that brings out the worst in not only politicians, but in the electorate as well. [...]
