EDITORIAL: Tech class should be General Education requirement
State Hornet Staff
March 13, 2013
As online classes are becoming more prevalent, using a computer proficiently has become a necessary skill for college students. As such, a basic computer literacy class should be a General Education class required for a 4-year degree, with the option to test out of the class. A similar program has alre...
The ‘Sims’ finally bring the college experience with new expansion ‘University Life’
March 13, 2013
Electronic Arts and Maxis give Sims the college experience with the release of its latest computer expansion pack “The Sims 3: University Life.” “The Sims,” first released in 2000, is a popular computer-simulation game where you get the power to control the lives of simulated characters called Si...
Office love: worth a shot
March 30, 2011
Dating within the workplace is a well-known taboo in this country. I say “this country” because I’m assuming there’s no problem with it in places like Europe. Europe is down for anything. Seriously, are there boundaries in that place? There’s nudity on the beaches, riots caused by soccer matches,...
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