Editor's Note: This article was completed as an assignment for a class in the A.Q. Miller School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Approximately 35 students gathered in the K-State Student Union 213 to listen to a Healthy Relationships and Communications workshop led by Julie Hamel, academic adviser for the PILOTS program.

Bold, disconcerting black letters jumped off the screen of three computer monitors at the K-State Student Union bowling alley last Friday evening, forming explicit messages for all of the unsuspecting patrons to see. It was clear that this prank was more than a mere joke; the bowling alley had fallen victim to a computer hacker.

K-State students and community members were able to listen to and familiarize themselves with the Student Governing Association vice presidential candidates on Tuesday in the K-State Student Union Courtyard. At the end of the speech and debate period, audience members were able to participate and ask the candidates questions.

As the semester picks up, so has the level of homework assignments, tests and social obligations - and stress is often a coinciding result. But there are many ways to handle anxieties, should you so choose to slow down enough to try them. A common and easy way to relieve stress is through exercise.

Debuting this past weekend to pessimistic fan expectations was the sequel/re-envisioning, "Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance." The original "Ghost Rider" movie debuted in 2007 from the now disliked director, Mark Steven Johnson. It suffered from bad writing, ham-fisted acting and special effects that made Ghost Rider's skull look like a plastic Halloween decoration.