As long as there have been schools, one problem consistently has confronted students and teachers: cheating. In the past, students have resorted to looking at each other’s papers, getting questions ahead of time and making cheat sheets. Without a doubt, that was considered cheating. But now that teachers have different academic integrity policies, the line

By Cathleen Leitch Whether you should say “Happy Holidays” instead of a particular holiday greeting has been a controversy for some time. Many are offended when someone wishes them a happy holiday, but they do not celebrate that holiday. These people are missing the point of the saying “Merry Christmas.” When someone wishes you a

By Brittany Phillips The holiday season has finally arrived. Malls are bustling with eager customers; stores are promoting their best sales of the year in preparation for the masses of shoppers; holiday music has begun to play on the radio; and plans are already being made to see relatives and friends during this festive time.

It’s December again, and for most people that means the beginning of the holiday season. For every holiday, there are many and varied traditions, but one thing that most holidays have in common is the tradition of decorating and the exchanging of gifts. Surely any “extreme” greenie would probably want to avoid this excess of

By Kristie Kahl Despite valiant efforts from a rookie player, the women’s basketball team added two losses to its five-game losing streak this past week. Rider (1-7 overall) made it a close game against Fordham (5-3 overall) Saturday night, despite the 65-56 loss. In the second half, the Broncs went on an 11-0 run, with

By Paige McAtee and Jillian Shutt Last weekend, Rider’s wrestling team competed at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational and finished 15th as a team. Ed Bordas came in 5th and Tyler Smith came in 7th, in their respective weight classes. On Friday, the Broncs competed in Primm, Nev. on the first day of the