Julia Carolan, Author at Penmen Press

Features

Is Title IX Effective?: An Interview with Fariha Quasem

March 29, 2017February 27, 2018 Julia Carolan0

The Title IX amendment was passed in 1972 to prevent colleges from discrimination based on gender. According to the amendment, there has to be an equal amount of federal aid given, participation in sports and educational opportunities to both sexes. The real question is“Does it do its job?” According to USA News, there has been a 545 percent increase in women’s participation in college

Opinion

No SNHU Alerts, Snow Problem

March 8, 2017December 16, 2017 Julia Carolan0

SNHU gets hit by major snowstorms every year, so to keep the lots so clear, people need to move their cars. What should be a very minor inconvenience has actually turned into a recurring nightmare for a lot of students. Even though we haven't gotten any snow recently, here are some tips to avoid having your car towed and get alerts next time

News

Spring Into Clubs At Involvement Fair

February 8, 2017December 16, 2017 Julia Carolan0

On January 25, both the big gym and small gym were transformed into an open house to showcase the clubs and activities Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) has to offer. Both old and new organizations had decorated tables, posters, and offered free merchandise to those who showed interest. Not to mention, free s’mores and a photo booth for campers looking for a quick break

News

The Largest Art Theft in the World Left Unsolved

December 14, 2016February 27, 2018 Julia Carolan0

In Boston, Massachusetts on Mar. 18, 1990, St. Patrick's Day festivities were still going strong at midnight when two Boston police officers rang the side doorbell to the Isabelle Gardner Museum. Although no one was allowed in after closing, these police officers claimed they were at the museum to investigate a disturbance. The two guards on duty that night, one of whom was on

News

The Unslut Project

October 26, 2016December 16, 2017 Julia Carolan0

The “UnSlut Project” was a blog founded by Emily Lindin in Apr. 2013. Troubled over the number of bully generated suicides in teen girls, Emily Lindin sought to share her own story. She was labeled the “school slut” in middle school and dealt with suicidal thoughts because of it. “I sat in my parent’s basement in the winter hoping to freeze to death, so

Author: Julia Carolan

Is Title IX Effective?: An Interview with Fariha Quasem

No SNHU Alerts, Snow Problem

Spring Into Clubs At Involvement Fair

The Largest Art Theft in the World Left Unsolved

The Unslut Project

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