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The Johnny Cash Heritage Festival, held in small rural community of Dyess, Ark. where Cash spent much of his boyhood, attracts some of the most ardent followers of the country music icon. The three-day festival features speakers talking about his life and legacy, documentaries, food and arts and craft vendors representing the region, and of course, music by and inspired by Cash. Two of his newest fans who took part in the 2018 festival in mid-October were Le Moyne senior communication majo...

Ideally, we would choose every meal based on what foods provide the best nutrients to fuel our bodies. But when you have a paper and two tests due on the same day, you probably aren’t craving a grilled chicken salad or an egg white omelet. The overwhelming stress is more likely to pull you toward the pizza station or have you ending your dinner with a coffee mug full of ice cream. Now, I won’t tell you to resist every single one of these urges because I would be a hypocrite. W...

Fall has arrived, and so has the busy season of things to do on campus. Over the last week, I talked to commuters to see what they had to say about the experience and how they are involved at Le Moyne. Each commuter I spoke to  is not only heavily involved on-campus, but off-campus as well. Stacie Cerenzia, a sophomore double majoring in Psychology and Theater, said that commuting has not prohibited her from participating in on-campus activities at all. Cerenzia is a member of the...

When we stepped onto Le Moyne’s campus as Freshmen, we felt as if we had all the time in the world. The next four years stretched ahead... Now, we can’t believe that we will be graduating in less than a month. From us to you, here’s a list to help you make the most of your 4 (more or less) years of college. 1. Get out of your comfort zone College pretty much requires you to get out of your comfort zone. Whether it be a presentation in your class or...

It’s been four months since I’ve been gone, away from my dolphin family here at Le Moyne. I haven’t been here in Syracuse for a while, but for some reason it feels like I was just here the other week.

“Do you ever get homesick?” This is a question that I am asked weekly, by friends, classmates and particularly by those who I have just met. The answer is yes, of course I get homesick. I attend a college that is 10,000 miles away from my hometown. While I go home once or twice a year for breaks, I now live in a country where people speak with funny accents, live by different rules and drive on the wrong side of the road. My name is Tiffany Dun and I am from Melbourne,...

Remember chatting on AOL Instant Messenger for hours? Or wasting unnecessary amounts of time on choosing your MySpace theme? That was just the start of social media sites taking over every last second of our personal free time. Now, it has developed into not only just networking with our closest friends and family, but also an extensive network of our friends’ friends, distant relatives and even professional recruiters. Social media has surpassed being as personal as it on...