Tag Archives: Emmitt James

Emmitt James ewill756@uwsp.edu Yes, there is a correct way to be classy and sexy at the same time— sexy in a sense of how much is revealed on top and bottom. It’s a balance. Since its debut into the fashion scene, the little black dress has been a perfect example of how to reveal a lot but not too much ... Read More »

Final exams are just around the corner, and cramming is the most common response among most college students. We tend to choose ten extra minutes of studying and put off the much-needed sleep our bodies ache for. However, getting enough sleep is just as important as studying. Jason Siewert, a licensed clinical psychologist at the counseling center on campus, remembers ... Read More »

As Christmas music filled the air, student volunteers gathered in the Encore for the 3rd annual ‘Tis the Season event. In interest of giving and sharing the holiday spirit with others, the Student Involvement and Employment Office organized the event for students to help decorate both cards and cookies. “It is a passive way to get involved in the community. ... Read More »

What happens when you fall out of love with your major? Was it just an academic fling? Should you go see your advisor? Falling out of love with your major is common among many college students. Keith Wixson, a social science major, has switched his major about five times. After switching so often, he found himself at a point where ... Read More »

The religious community on campus is diverse in culture and beliefs, including that of Judaism. However, there is no local place of worship for these students. Noah Levine, a junior triple-major in art, biology, and communication, said that at one time there was a Jewish population in Stevens Point. “There used to be a synagogue here in Point. I’m not ... Read More »

  Demitri Smith, a freshman from Chicago, hit the ground running with his new show “Time Out” on 90fm. Smith talked about how he came to campus with a plan. He knew what he wanted to do; he was just looking for an opportunity to make it all come alive. “I went to the radio and pitched my idea. They ... Read More »

We live in a world where fashion is a gateway to expression. Trends change and, in some aspects, are completely recycled. In honor of “No Shave November,” I dressed this month’s column in what women really think about facial hair. As I made my way around campus to speak to women, I found that most don’t seem to have an ... Read More »

Each year, the Black Student Union (BSU) throws a semi-formal dance during the fall semester and accepts non-perishable food items as admission to the dance. This year, they will be collaborating with the Latino Student Alliance (LSA). “We decided to collaborate because we’re trying to get student organizations to work together, starting with our own,” said Maira Avila, president of ... Read More »