Archive for November, 2007

Carroll County attracts 2,000 tourists annually

November 15, 2007 No Comments

By Lauren Laker, Contributor Each year, 2,000 visitors stop in the Carroll County Visitor Center, wondering what to do in the little town of Westminster. For Barbara Beverungen, manager of Carroll County’s tourism center, the answer is simple. “Stroll down Main Street, window shopping (or buying), getting sidetracked, stopping in Ain’t That a Frame to ...

Features

The art of cell phone photography

November 15, 2007 No Comments

Don’t underestimate the strength of cell phone photos By Roxanne Fleischer Earlier this fall I was playing a casual game of tennis at McDaniel when I heard an unusual sound coming from the bleachers; a squirrel was trying to rip open a Duncan Donut’s box. I finally got its paws on a huge chocolate covered ...

Features

Deaf education professor ‘loves to laugh’

November 15, 2007 No Comments

Mark Rust believes ASL is pathway for being an ally to the deaf community By Rachel Hooper If you hear laughter in the halls of McDaniel College’s Academic Hall, you’ll probably find an unlikely source, a professor who often teaches in silence using American Sign Language. The man with a great sense of humor is ...

Features

Best bagels in town: Panera flavors first place

November 15, 2007 No Comments

By Katelynn McGinley If you find yourself tiring of going ten rounds with the GLAR toaster oven, or doing rock, paper, scissors with someone to see who gets the last cinnamon raisin bagel – you’ve got options. The Free Press took on the oh-so grueling task of breaking down the best places in Westminster to ...

Opinion

True freedom brings painful rants from Westboro Baptists

November 15, 2007 No Comments

By Eleanor Nagle The First Amendment is a tricky thing. It gives us freedoms once unheard of and unique to America. Freedoms that make America what it is and should be. One would hope that those freedoms would be used to make America a better place but that doesn’t always happen. What is to be ...

Opinion

As world’s woes increase, apathy should not

November 15, 2007 No Comments

International events affect us all. It shouldn’t take a disaster to raise awareness By Dave Robertson November certainly began on a high note in the World: Pakistan continues to endure a raging political conflict; the European Union reaffirmed a two-track approach to curbing Iran’s nuclear weapons ambitions; Venezuela has cracked down on press freedom; prices ...

Opinion
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The Big Deal Behind Protect IP and SOPA

Depending on where one goes on the Internet, people generally find two narratives about this bill.  One of which...

Five Quirky Facts about the Men’s Tennis Team

Bet you didn’t know these facts about the men’s tennis team! 1. The team has a nickname for head...

Silverstein Remembered Through New Book

Every Thing On It is a new book of poems and drawings by Shel Silverstein that was discovered after...

McCribs: Holiday Edition

The theme behind this North Village apartment common room is the word “family.” During this holiday season it is...

FIFA 12 Review

FIFA continued its successful gaming franchise with it’s most advanced game ever: FIFA 12. The most noticeable difference that...

Spotlight on Kelsey Gondek

Kelsey Gondek is a sophomore from Avondale, Pennsylvania. She is majoring in Theatre Arts and has been involved with...