MC Professor Publishes New Book
Dr. Margaret Groarke, Assistant Professor of the Government Department and Director of the Peace Studies Program, has published her first book, Keeping Down the Black Vote: Race and the Demobilization of American Voters, with co-authors Frances Fox Piven and Lorraine C.…
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Kicking it Old School
Getting into heaven just got a little harder. With the reinstatement of indulgences last week, the Catholic Church, will now allow you to reduce your time spent in purgatory.
Indulgences began in the early Church with the idea that "God's removal of the guilt of sin from a human life did not automatically cause the consequences of that sin to disappear.…
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Communications Students Attend Magazine Conference
On March 6th, 17 students accompanied by Dr. Kim Trager-Bohley, ventured downtown to the Time & Life Building on 50th and 6th Avenue to attend the third annual "Find Yourself in Magazines" Insight Conference. The conference was thought as quite successful amongst those who attended from MC.…
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The Future of IraqPredictable? Not So Much
On September 11, 2001, the unthinkable occurred. America's liberty was placed in jeopardy, as the nation was victim to one of the largest acts of war since the Japanese bombings of Pearl Harbor in 1941. The suffering endured by the families of those killed in the attacks was inevitable - but would not go unaccounted for.…
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