THE INTERNET’S ANTI MISTER ROGERS
An exploration into the wild west of online video, where children are exposed to ads and product placements through the never ending stream of content flowing from their screens By Jared Hameloth Have you ever . . .
2019
“Peter Pan” soars at The Fulton
Josh RittbergArts & Culture Editor The Fulton Theatre’s exuberant production of Peter Panis a grand and incredibly entertaining take on this classic tale. The story is still the same as the audience follows the boy who . . .
Tell Me More Ep. 4: “International students”
In this episode, Dr. Spicer talks with Features Editor Carly O’Neill and Associate Features Editor Simren Shah about international students attending Millersville and helping homeless women in Lancaster city.
Gender and Sexuality Alliance Self-Defense Seminar
Rachel Laughlin Associate Arts and Culture Editor Following the successes of Pride Week and Pride fest earlier this semester, the Gender and Sexuality Alliance confronted a negative aspect of the spectrum: the increased risk of . . .
Tell Me More Ep. 3: “The Snapper is going places!”
In this episode, Dr. Spicer talks with Editor in Chief Jared Hameloth about the amazing photo sent to us over the summer. The original photo and the final front cover of the Nov. 14 edition . . .
The machine preventing Taylor Swift from using her own material
Just to be clear, I would never write an article related to Taylor Swift. I have nothing against her. Hell, I used to listen to her first hit “Teardrops on My Guitar” on repeat in . . .
Sonic looked ugly, but the redesign is great
After extensive backlash over the atrocity of the initial Sonic design in the upcoming live-action Sonic the Hedgehog movie [Which was scheduled to release on Nov. 8th but was delayed to February 14, 2020, in . . .
Sensory overload: The death metal edition
Nick Hughes Opinion Editor The metal show I attended this past weekend exemplified awesome in every sense of the word. I loved every second that I attended, but there was a catch. Not attending the . . .
My time at Millersville
Jessie Garrison Associate Opinion Editor Millersville University has been my home for the last 3.5 years and it is quickly ending. Throughout my time at Millersville, I have had countless roommates, changed my major, had . . .
The dreaded editorial: the scariest kind of writing
Editorial writing, at least at the Snapper, is the hardest style of writing that the paper does. I am sure our readers notice that there is not a lot of variety in the writing staff . . .