By Karis Fuller Arts & Entertainment Editor Overlord” was released in theaters on Nov. 9. The movie is set hours before D-Day (June 6, 1944) and follows the actions of five survivors as they ambush Nazi-occupied France for a crucial mission. With the apocalypse stirring, the surviving paratroopers face some…
Posts published in November 2018
By Karis Fuller Arts & Entertainment Editor Several students and alumni participated in the New York State Field Band Conference (NYSFBC) for high schools on Oct. 27 and 28. Held at the Carrier Dome at Syracuse University, it was the finale to eight weekends of competition starting at the beginning…
By Gillian Pietrowski Columns Editor “There are more things likely to frighten us than there are to crush us; we suffer more often in imagination than in reality,” – Seneca, “Letters From a Stoic: On Groundless Fears” When we are confronted with a tough situation, some quickly assume the worst…
By Christopher Trick Staff Writer As Americans, we often hear our elites say, “Diversity is our strength.” Is it, though? Diversity is defined as “a range of different things,” meaning not everything is the same. Is a society stronger when everything is different? Consider the following questions: Can a marriage…
By Josie Rerecich Staff Writer “Cinder” by Marissa Meyer is the first book in The Lunar Chronicles, a sci-fi series with a plot loosely based on well-known fairy tales. Centered on the fairy tale Cinderella, “Cinder” focuses on Linh Cinder, a cyborg working as a mechanic to provide for her…
By Alex Espinosa Staff Writer In “Smite,” we are introduced to NuWa, a Chinese goddess known as the guardian of heaven and the protector of man. But according to legend, just how accurately does “Smite” capture this goddess? Lore: When two warring gods shattered the World Pillar, heaven and earth…
Women’s Soccer The women’s soccer team will advance to the third round of the east region bracket of the NCAA Division II Tournament after defeating Franklin Pierce University on Sunday, Nov. 10. The Pioneers prevailed with a score of 3-1. Leading the way for the Pioneers were junior Julia Duffey…
By Jada Butler Co-Editor-In-Chief The Middle Eastern Student Association (MESA) partnered with the Muslim Student Association (MSA) to host their first event of the fall 2018 semester: a vigil service honoring the lives lost in the synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh, Penn. Nuvaera Mumnoon, sophomore biomedical science major and criminal justice…
By Melissa Ponton Copy Editor The Veteran Students United (VSU) office hosted a week of events from Nov. 5-9 in celebration of Veterans Day on Nov. 11. These events included a 22 pushup challenge, a flag raising ceremony and a medal of honor obstacle course challenge. Post has more than…
By Charlotte Gelfand Staff Writer In today’s digital age, where the art of communication has become a dominant fixture in our daily lives, having a degree specializing in it seems fundamental, if not necessary. The department of communications and film has recently introduced the addition of its bachelor of science…