Megan Delp, Managing Editor – So here it is: the last Kiss and Tell. You all have witnessed and heard about my life through the rollercoaster of a ride I have been through this year. As I was writing this blog, it made me realize how different my life is today compared to even just the beginning of this school year. When I first began this blog, I was still [...]

Jared Bloomquist, Staff Writer – Well, I don’t know about you, but it has just hit me that by the time this is published, we will be in the teens for number of schooldays left. Where has the year gone, really? We only have one more week together and finals are looming, as well as papers that we’re going to wait until the last possible minute to start. Even though [...]

Rachad Davis, Sports Editor – So apparently Jackie Robinson Day was this past Sunday? We all know the significance of Jackie Robinson; he was the first African-American to integrate the sport of baseball. Anyway, what I want to bring to your attention in this week’s blog post is a fact that I learned from an article I was reading in USA TODAY Sports. “The African-American population in baseball this season [...]

Megan Delp, Managing Editor – I think that everyone has at least heard of, if not seen, a hickie. The trademark of either the “oops, what did I do last night that I have to remember?” Or the “this is my girlfriend/ boyfriend and I want it to be known that it they are taken.” However, there is also the “it was a joke, just to have a laugh for [...]

Megan Delp, Managing Editor – Drunk Dialing. A phrase to most of us college students that creates either fear or laughter the next morning after that now “not so clear” night. The words just in themselves can almost stimulate those feelings inside of me. For me, the drunk dial does not only refer to phone calls but the drunken text message one sends in their altered state of mind. People, [...]

Jared Bloomquist, Staff Writer – There you go, I’ve started it. The touchiest thing I’ll talk about in this whole series, besides speaking nicely about weight concerns: what you eat. Now, before you stop reading and tell me that I’m crazy if I think you are going to change what you eat, give me a few sentences more. You don’t have to change your diet to a straight vegan routine, [...]

Rachad Davis, Sports Editor – Track and Field to me is one of the more underrated sports there is. I’m not only talking about in college either. All throughout high school I felt like it did not garner as much attention as sports like football or basketball. Now that I have been here at Lynchburg College for over a year it seems that things still have not changed. If you [...]

Megan Delp, Copy Desk Chief – Last week, I wrote about jealousy and the numerous ways it can affect a romantic relationship, especially during the college years. However, the reliance on technology in the world today, particularly in the younger generation, also plays a major role in the jealousy factor. Facebook, texting, phone calls and different applications on cell phones all bring out jealousy in people. Social media has a [...]

It looks like Peyton Manning has finally chosen a team to go to. This upcoming season Manning will be wearing a Denver Broncos jersey. I am somewhat relieved that he managed to pick a team without going through a huge media fiasco similar to what LeBron James or Brett Favre created. I’m a little surprised he chose the Broncos over the other teams that were courting him. The front runners, [...]

Jared Bloomquist, Staff Writer - As we come to a conclusion in our powerlifting feature, we come to an interesting point in your exercise career. You now have the tools to go build muscle, get lean, lose and maintain a healthy weight and to feel great. The paramount question then, is how to coordinate it all into a single week or program or life. People are busy, and I know [...]