National Panhellenic Conference

The Giants’ 2015 season was a disaster. Despite playing in the abysmal NFC East the team failed to qualify for the playoffs. Late game collapses, player-melt downs on the field, and overall dysfunction surrounded the Giants from week one to seventeen. But with a new coach and an abundance of offseason moves, fans of the Giants have hope- hope that their team’s offseason victory will translate to victories on the field. The Giants’ biggest weakness was their defense, which was a disaster to say the

Are all of the different types of national anthem protest in the NFL equally effective at protesting racial injustices in the US, or are they all just being disrespectful to the flag and the country? There are many ways players and teams are protesting the National Anthem in the NFL today. The Seattle Seahawks locked arms and stood, the Pittsburgh Steelers didn’t even come onto the field, and the Arizona Cardinals were allowed to do whatever they felt was right. All of these teams claimed that they

Power Ten: 1. New England Patriots: 7-0 Another week, another outstanding game from the Patriots. They are clearly the best team in the NFL. I feel like I say it every week, but the Patriots have so much versatility on offense they are almost impossible to prepare for. Tom Brady is playing the best football of his career. He is making the quarterback position look easy each and every week. Brady is on pace for 46 touchdowns and over 5,500 yards. 2. Cincinnati Bengals: 7-0 Despite Andy Dalton

1. New England Patriots: 8-0 (1) The Patriots continue to roll after winning 27-10 on Sunday over the Redskins. Brandon Lafell got back on track, finishing with five catches and 102 yards. I would say this was the worst the Patriots have looked all season on offense and, despite this, they still scored 27 points easily. The team has scored in and NFL record 31 straight quarters. The one low spot for the Patriots is the loss of Dion Lewis, who is out of the remainder of the season with a torn ACL

Chuck Foreman was one of the premier runners in the 70's. He was one of the most elusive and best all-purpose runners in NFL history. From 1974-1976, O.J. Simpson and Chuck Foreman were considered the 2 best runners in the NFL. From 1974-1977, Chuck scored 60 touchdowns. He had 6 productive seasons with the Minnesota Vikings and didn't play much his last season in Minnesota and New England. Why isn't Chuck Foreman in the Hall of Fame? Is it because his Viking teams lost 3 Super Bowls? He was an outstanding

Heading into this season, there were a lot of question marks surrounding the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Would quarterback Jameis Winston take a step forward in his second season as the Buccaneers' starter? What type of production would the Buccaneers get out running back Doug Martin, who they re-signed over the offseason to a five-year deal? Finally, could first-year head coach Dirk Koetter lead Tampa Bay to the playoffs? Fast forward to Week 12 and it seems like all those questions have been answered

Beginning just before my senior year I went through a series of trials that continued through most of my senior year. I wanted to do something for myself, and was encouraged to attend the National Catholic Youth Conference (NCYC). I decide to go, and so in January I set off for Indianapolis. Once at the conference, I listened to music, met other catholic high schoolers, and participated in workshops. I learned a lot about my faith, and about different forms of worship. This was something that I had

I. Background and Purpose Stephanie Enyart, a visually impaired law school graduate sued to take the Multistate Professional Responsibility Exam (MPRE) and the Multistate Bar Exam using assistive software claiming that the denial by the National Conference of Bar Examiners was discriminatory under the ADA. The software being discussed is JAWS and ZoomText. Stephanie Enyart has been legally blind since the age of fifteen due to macular degeneration and her disease has continually worsened since that

Cannabis Legalization, A Missed Opportunity for California It has been estimated that the legalization and subsequent taxation (excise and sales tax) of cannabis in California could generate anywhere between $990 million and $1.4 billion annually in tax revenue. Additionally it has been estimated that legalization could reduce statewide enforcement costs by $150 million annually. Considering the number of human service agencies, departments, and programs that have had their budgets either significantly

In 1997 the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws (NCCUSL) created the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act (UCCJEA) to replace the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Act (UCCJA), which was created in 1968. Like the UCCJA, the new and improved UCCJEA served the purpose of “deter[ing] the removal or kidnapping of children, eliminat[ing] interstate jurisdictional competition, and prevent[ing] states from relitigating custody decisions from other states.” (Ehrlich