Team injuries damper Bullets’ record: Juniata College reflects Gettysburg football 41-35
By Maddie Brown, Staff Writer Revved up by a loud and partisan crowd, an energetic marching band, and a beautiful Saturday afternoon on Shirk Field, the Gettysburg College football team seemed to have it all, even the ball in their own end zone. The Bullets lost to the Juniata College Eagles 35 to 41 in the afternoon match-up. The Eagles were led by tailback David Vidovic, who finished with 172 yards and 3 touchdowns. The first half...
Learn about Banned Books Week from Musselman Library
By Musselman Library What are you missing? Every year hundreds of books are challenged, and even banned, from libraries for their content. But did you know that more than half of all challenged books focus on diverse content? Diverse content can range from depictions of minority characters to issues that impact diverse communities. If more than half of all challenged books include diverse content, think of all the unique voices and...
How to stop screwing up on your diet (Part 4)
By Ari Snaevarsson, Features Editor How to analyze your diet I left off last time with an introduction to analyzing your diet, the second step to take once you have effectively analyzed, and challenged, your thoughts. In today’s article, I will explain how to do this. Flexibility: (NOT a synonym for “macro counting”) With “flexible dieting” now probably the predominant mode of dieting in the fitness world, a lot of people seem to...
We all used to love waking up at 7 a.m.
By Noelle Zimmerman, Staff Writer There is pretty much only one thing on this planet besides some really good food that would prompt me to willingly wake myself up at 7 a.m. on a Saturday. It was not just because I was eight years old and had way too much energy back then, but I was waking up for something that was totally worth it: Saturday morning cartoons. Whether it was Pokémon, Kim Possible, Proud Family, Rocket Power or the...
Cultural immersion with a side of salsa
By Nick Arbaugh, Contributing Writer This year’s 10th annual Salsa on the Square event, which took place on the September 16, proved to be all that was advertised and more. Not only did it provide a good, wholesome source of fun for the students with too much time on their hands, but it also provided an interesting look into how an event can remain focused on fun in a society that tends to take itself too seriously. With my favorite...
