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We are about to finish the final semester of the decade. It's been a semester full of hope, surprises, school spirit and new beginnings. We remember the two highly respected assistant coaches who died; the students who rallied to get the Illinois Monetary Award Program grant back and succeeded; the local area businesses we loved that closed their doors; and the students who have been here to witness it all. (0) comments
The word hypocrite is extremely intriguing. Its origin comes from Middle English. The roots were derived from the Old French hypocrite, which means "ecclesiastical" and from the Greek hupokrites, or "actor." Hypocrite also sounds ridiculous, like a hippo acting the part of a Brit. (8) comments
