Samantha Glackin

Articles by Samantha Glackin

Winter fashion: fur, gems & all

By Samantha Glackin | December 1, 2005
As the blistering cold of winter quickly approaches, the trends of the season are soon to follow. Fashion magazines and runways across the country are filled with trends, new and old, that will soon be filling our closets. As we flock to the local malls we should always be aware of what may be "in" and "out" for the new season.

Dorm issues piling up

By Samantha Glackin | October 28, 2005
A broken window screen, clogged drains and a hardly-heated building is not what I am paying for with tuition. Trying to contact facilities numerous times with no sign of a response is a trying task, and with the vast array of problems that my room has accumulated, our patience is running thin and the aggravation is ever building.

Music helps victims

By Samantha Glackin | October 21, 2005
Musicians have opened their helping hands to aid the victims of Katrina. After the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, artists have made a stand to help raise funds. With the one million people that have been displaced by the hurricane, artists spanning different genres and generations are coming together for this cause.

Winter fashion: fur, gems & all

By Samantha Glackin | December 1, 2005
As the blistering cold of winter quickly approaches, the trends of the season are soon to follow. Fashion magazines and runways across the country are filled with trends, new and old, that will soon be filling our closets. As we flock to the local malls we should always be aware of what may be "in" and "out" for the new season.

Dorm issues piling up

By Samantha Glackin | October 28, 2005
A broken window screen, clogged drains and a hardly-heated building is not what I am paying for with tuition. Trying to contact facilities numerous times with no sign of a response is a trying task, and with the vast array of problems that my room has accumulated, our patience is running thin and the aggravation is ever building.

Music helps victims

By Samantha Glackin | October 21, 2005
Musicians have opened their helping hands to aid the victims of Katrina. After the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, artists have made a stand to help raise funds. With the one million people that have been displaced by the hurricane, artists spanning different genres and generations are coming together for this cause.
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