Overcleanliness is actually dangerous
Shannon Cunnien
May 8, 2009
Filed under Opinions
Moms drenching their children in antibacterial Febreeze, couches and chairs covered in germ-free plastic sheets, sanitation rooms as the entry to every building -- this is the future we're coming to if the prevalent fear of germs continues to grow. Anything to an extreme, in excess or in lack, can... Read more »
Journey from priesthood to fatherhood
Shannon Cunnien
May 8, 2009
Filed under News
Rarely does one have the chance to experience both married life and priesthood; any Catholic knows it’s usually one or the other. Leo Bulger, father to Benilde-St.Margaret’s senior Sarah Bulger, has led and left a life devoted to God. First Influences As a child Mr. Bulger led the life of an... Read more »
Passing out at the blood drive
Shannon Cunnien
April 28, 2009
Filed under Humor
Everything went black. Suddenly bright, bold colors of images I hardly recall flashed before my eyes just as I awoke in a blurry haze. The only facial expression I could concoct was a blank stare. "Do you know where you are?" I have no issue with blood or needles. The sight of pain or pain itself... Read more »
Solution to obesity problems is smaller servings
Shannon Cunnien
April 21, 2009
Filed under Opinions
Within the last couple decades both portion sizes and plate sizes in restaurants have grown dramatically, and the American people have grown proportionally. It has become clear that obesity has become a disease drastically affecting all of America. Since the trend started to attract attention, people... Read more »
Electronics should be allowed outside the classroom
Shannon Cunnien
March 19, 2009
Filed under Opinions
Music many times generally equals life for most, if not all, high school students. Restricting students from using such an essential item for over six hours out of the day is practically insane. Students should be allowed to use personal electronics outside of the classroom in school. Not allowing... Read more »
Obama must tackle all isssues to build on change
shannon cunnien
February 10, 2009
Filed under Opinions
Obvious to any American today, change is needed––for the economy, for the war, for various issues within our nation. Barack Obama is tackling this call for change in a different, dual, and positive manner unlike many before him; he’s changing everything and attempting to do it all at once. All... Read more »
Opening next fall, the Shops at West End will attract many
Shannon Cunnien
January 26, 2009
Filed under News
Duke Realty began a new development at the southwest corner of I-394 and Highway 100 call The Shops at West End. The developers hope that many of their new and different attractions in the mall will bring people to the Shops at West End over other malls. Going smoothly and on schedule, the construction... Read more »
Romantic plot confuses audiences
Shannon Cunnien
October 28, 2008
Filed under A&E, Movie Reviews
Nights in Rodanthe is a “might be better the second time” kind of film. The movie's main setting is a creaky, old, inn with bright blue shutters and doors located in Rodanthe where the two main characters, Adrienne Willis (Diane Lane) and Dr. Paul Flanner (Richard Gere), meet and fall in love: a... Read more »











