Secrecy, betrayal and the usual soap opera shtick of the last three months of baseball’s offseason made “The Young and Restless” look like a 3-year-old’s innocent fantasy of what it’s like to be a grown up. With players changing homes and feelings hurt on a…
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The Major League Baseball season is officially underway. Spring training has begun and teams are tuning up for the grueling 162 game schedule. With all the excitement for the season to begin, the media and public are still talking steroids. Specifically, about the news of…
Shaun White Red, white and blue are the four words that sum up America. Red is for the bloodshed we have had to suffer through to become the greatest country in the world. Blue is the color of the collars that make America tick. And…
According to the National Weather Service, bitter winter weather is expected to continue through the remainder of February and into March. National Weather Service meteorologist Ed Shimon said to expect a dry and colder than average March that will transition to a mild April. “We’ve…
With about three months before graduation, senior-year students know they will be emerging in the working world during the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression. And seniors likely realize finding a job in an economy with an unemployment rate of 10.6 percent, the highest…
Wyckoff Hall Wyckoff is the oldest dorm, having stood since 1959. Harper Hall When it opened around 1970, Harper’s goal was to shorten hall length and make the atmosphere seem less institutionalized. It was the first dorm to create a “four wing style” in Bradley…
The university is analyzing results from a student committee that investigated on-campus housing further than Student Body President Kyle Malinowski thought it would. “The original intent was to bring it as an information item, and they looked at it and thought it was something worth…
For the second time this year, the Bradley Bubble has been popped, although this time a student was directly affected. Sophomore Kelsey McClellan was robbed on her way home from the Cullom-Davis Library late Monday night. A man, who police haven’t yet been able to…
If I could have been anywhere in the world last week, it would have been inside a white tent at 42nd Street and Sixth Avenue in New York City. Inside that tent, I’d be accompanied by individuals I feel I’m on a first-name basis with…
There’s nothing like a good salad. Colorful lettuce, fresh vegetables, crunchy croutons and the irresistible taste of ranch dressing. With a good salad, you really can’t go wrong. Wait, I take that back. The food services on campus has managed to mess that part up.…