Autumn aLive 2010 brings country artist Joe Nichols to Ferris State University as the headliner for this year’s performance. Ginell Narvaiz, 2010 Music Industry Management Association (MIMA) booking agent, explained […]
Month: November 2010
Asinine advising
I have heard a vast multitude of horror stories from both friends and strangers about having issues with their advisors. Students being one class short of being able to graduate, […]
Freedom of what?
Students voiced their opinions on controversial topics Nov. 3 at “Free Speech, When It Goes Too Far.” The event was an open, candid discussion in IRC 120 about derogatory statements, […]
Memory through music
In honor of those who put their lives on the line to serve our country, the West Central Concert Band will be performing the eighth annual Veterans Day Concert on […]
Skillful selling
Textbooks are an obvious necessity for college, but it does not mean you need to buy all the recommended books from only one bookstore. Most of us have already registered […]
Freefallin’
The Bulldogs couldn’t shake their recent slide as they dropped their fourth-straight game with a 28-16 loss to Michigan Tech in the home finale for Ferris. On Senior Day for […]
Make the call home
As I finished up my senior year of high school, I could not wait to get my freedom. Sure, I loved my parents and my home, but there was just […]
Break out the brooms
The Bulldogs shocked the seemingly unbeatable No. 1 nationally-ranked Miami (Ohio) RedHawks with two dramatic victories. “I was very happy with the win and it meant a lot to the […]
Safer streets
Area law enforcement will be cracking down on pedestrian and traffic safety violators in Big Rapids. On Nov. 11, officers will spend several hours monitoring walkers and drivers along South […]
Let’s hear it for Hairspray
The production of Hairspray showed off the talents of dozens of Ferris students from different academic programs. The high-energy musical began with Tracy Turnblad, played by Andie Ancevski, taking demand […]