Category: Features

Posted on: March 4, 2020 Posted by: Glacier Staff Comments: 0

How do I Love Thee? Valentine’s Day Cards

Carolyn ThillCOM 151 Student Since on this ever Happy DayAll nature’s full of Love and PlayYet harmless still if my designTis but to be your Valentine. Many people today have a cynical belief that St. Valentine’s Day is just another Hallmark Holiday; as if Hallmark made up this day to increase sales beyond the annual mail exchange of Christmas Cards.  Much knowledge has been lost in time regarding the history…

Posted on: March 4, 2020 Posted by: Glacier Staff Comments: 0

Stay in and Keep your Money: Take-out ideas for Valentine’s Day

Ethan SmithSports EditorBeing a college kid can be tough. Balancing school with a job can be even harder; that’s why most students don’t work a full schedule. So that means for a lot of students going out to a nice restaurant for Valentine’s Day can be a strain on the wallet. There are some alternatives. Instead of going to the Cooper’s Hawk, Francesca’s, or Uncle Julio’s of the world, stay in,…

Posted on: March 4, 2020 Posted by: Glacier Staff Comments: 0

Celebrate Valentine’s with Friends or Alone

By Nathaly Duenas COM 151 Student Valentine’s Day is a romanticized holiday that solely focuses on couples. But you don’t have to be in a relationship to celebrate this holiday that is filled with love, right? Yeah, you don’t. Here are some ways you can celebrate Valentine’s Day and spread the love with your friends or even solo. The choice is yours! Make M&M pretzel kissesNeed: Pretzels, M&Ms, Dove Chocolate. Optional:…

Posted on: March 4, 2020 Posted by: Glacier Staff Comments: 0

Last minute ideas to save your day

Carolyn ThillCOM 151 Student Here are some unique ideas to consider doing whether you are a couple, or just a group of guys and gals getting out and having fun.Take in a romantic flick: “The Photograph” is showing at Marcus Theater, 16350 S. LaGrange Road or visit Hollywood Palms at 352 South Route 59 in Naperville, which is showing “When Harry Met Sally.”Solve a mystery, unraveling clues at Escapology Escape Room, 8601 W. 159th in Orland…

Posted on: March 4, 2020 Posted by: Glacier Staff Comments: 0

Walk a Mile in My Shoes: Abuse Victim

Anna StronskiOutside ContributorKayla Smith, 17, may come off as a simple, easy-going, and brave girl. However, no one would ever be able to envision what she had to endure in order to achieve the life she has today. “I grew up with my mom, dad, and brother. Unfortunately, there were a lot of drug problems in my family resulting in a lot of financial issues. My dad always worked, while my…

Posted on: February 27, 2020 Posted by: Glacier Staff Comments: 0

Hate it, Love it: MVCC Views of Valentine’s Day

 Valentine’s Day is the day everyone spreads love, usually towards their significant others. The JRN-111 class asked individuals around campus for their genuine feelings and thoughts towards Valentine’s Day. Those who have a significant other seem to enjoy it, while those who are single don’t enjoy it as much. Here are some of their thoughts.  Hate It!  “Since I am not in a relationship, I don’t care about it.” Lauren, Part-time…

Posted on: January 22, 2020 Posted by: Jan Kopischke Comments: 0

Kwanzaa

Kwanzaa is a 7 day celebration at the end of December created in 1966 by a California State University professor, Dr. Maulana Karenga, in response to the Watts race riots during the Civil Rights Movement as a means to re-unite the African-American community. It begins on Dec. 26. The name of the holiday is from Swahili and is based on “matunda ya kwanza” or first fruits.   There are various…

Posted on: January 22, 2020 Posted by: Glacier Staff Comments: 0

Christmas Around the World

Mirtha Guerra News Editor Christmas is a Christian festival commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ, which takes place on December 25. Billions of people around the world celebrate Christmas in different ways. Those who are particularly non-religious celebrate Christmas with non-Christian elements such as Santa Claus, snowmen, elves, reindeer, and Christmas trees.  Those who celebrate the sacred origins of Christmas usually attend mass or worship services on Christmas Eve or…