Swimming and diving face challenges in WIAC
The Falcons swimming and diving teams are striving to improve in the competitive Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC). Both the men’s and women’s teams finished the 2011-12 season in sixth…
Sports fans support individual players instead of professional teams
When the Milwaukee Brewers began Spring Training it was with great excitement that Ryan Braun would be able to play. In the Brewers first Spring Training game Braun failed to…
March filled with madness in college basketball, free agency in NFL
It is NCAA Tournament season, one of the biggest sporting events of the year. The tournament has not failed in providing that “March Madness” we all love as two No.…
Earth beginning to run out of non-renewable energy resource
News flash -- the helium on planet Earth is now “dust in the wind,” figuratively speaking.
Student Voice editorial board asked to apologize
The editorial published in the March 9th edition of the Student Voice written by the Voice editorial board was first of all not completely accurate, and second of all showed…
American soldier reacts to Afghanistan deployment
Ideally in each chain of command the superiors of the unit have a good handle of the capabilities and limitations of their subordinates. Ideally they would recognize the signs of…
Student Senate debate approaching, all are encouraged to attend
As students wish spring break a fond farewell and become cognizant of the fact that we must embrace the rest of the seemingly short school year, we come to the…
‘A Thousand Words’ makes for lighthearted family fun
Eddie Murphy’s movie, “A Thousand Words,” at first glance did not look that interesting. Though out of all of the movie choices available, this one seemed the most interesting.
Stress-induced students seek help
Managing time between class, homework, extracurricular activities, work and a social life is enough to drive anyone bonkers. So with the quizzes, exams, projects and presentations threatening to stress you…
To-do lists resolve student home sickness quandary
Many of us spent the majority of our lives considering “home” as the house we lived in with close family; the place to return to no matter what the day…