Imprint Magazine

After the cold, grueling winter that Ithaca students suffer through, even the slightest ray of sunshine is enough to lure the entire campus outdoors. A warm day on Ithaca campus is comparable to the stereotypical college image: students soaking up the rays and laying out in the grass, playing games and flying kites.

Cheerleading is exhilarating. It’s exhausting to watch, invigorating to participate in and addicting once it becomes a part of someone’s life. Injuries are part of everyday practice. Although cheerleaders do not have a “bench” like most sports, there are usually extra team members to fill in when someone gets hurt.

Indiana State student Aaron Brown’s alarm clock interrupts his sleep like a gunshot at 8:30 a.m. He trudges over to the clock through empty pizza boxes and soda cans. He grabs his work clothes with yesterday’s lunch stains still on them, packs up his schoolwork and heads out the door. This is just another routine Tuesday.

Six Secret Service agents have lost their jobs after it was revealed to the press that 12 agents and 10 other U.S. military personnel engaged the services of 20 prostitutes.