Student organized intramural flag football teams met at the West Intramural Fields Sunday evening to hold a few games to start their playoffs. Intramural sports give students who might not […]
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Weightism
They may not be forced to sit in the back of the bus just yet, but overweight people may be America’s newest discriminated group. A 2008 study from Yale University […]
The touch of a button
We all use social media sites to creep on the cute guy in class or the girl who helped us at Starbucks. However, social media is much more important to […]
Do we really care about the election?
With the presidential election looming, voter turnout this year for the 18-24 age group is projected to decrease sharply from the 2008 election. “Voter turnout (among the18-24 age group) is […]
That big embarrasing moment
I cannot describe how frustrating it was to sit in that classroom and be forced to listen to something I completely disagreed with. And the thing is, not only did […]
Bottle bombs and ex-boyfriends
Glasses gone On Oct. 12 at 3:15 p.m., there was a report of a larceny complaint. A set of prescription glasses were taken from a table in the Rock. Stolen […]
Torch News Briefs
Autumn aLive We the Kings, American pop-punk band, will perform at the annual Autumn aLive event Nov. 1 in the Wink Arena. Tickets are $10 for students and $20 for […]
Less than full price
As a college student, you know the feeling too well. It’s a new semester with new classes, meaning you have to buy all new books. And, well…let’s be honest. You […]
Ferris faculty awarded research fellowships
Recently, four different professors at Ferris were awarded faculty research fellowships from the Office of Academic Research. These research fellowships are designed to allow professors to remain able to interact […]
Opting for organic
Imagine two apples sitting side by side. Both as equally red, as equally round and as equally juicy. What’s the difference? One apple is organic while the other isn’t. In […]
