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Comic Con is Back and Better Then Ever

By Thomas Gillen Staff Writer The tenth anniversary of New York Comic Con was possibly the best one yet. Panels such as “The X-Files” and Marvel, and guests like Bryan Cranston and Natalie Dormer, made this convention from Oct. 8 to 11 at the Javits Center, one to remember. Starting…

S.A.L Gallery Featuring Student Art Weekly

By Melanie Spina Assistant A&E Editor Every week, the S.A.L Gallery will have an exhibition of different artists who are usually graduate students attending Post, according to Karina Cuba, a sophomore Art Education major. Cuba works at the gallery. Throughout the week, visitors are welcome to go into the gallery…

Arts in Brief

By Bendik Sorensen A&E Editor October 20-24: Art department presents Student Exhibition of Amarillis Singh, BFA. Her exhibition is in the SAL Gallery in the Library, and the opening reception is Wednesday, Oct. 21, at 5 p.m. October 22: Steinberg Museum presents “Iced Coffee Common Hour.” Spend some time cooling…

Seth Meyers makes his Tilles Debut

By Alyssa Seidman Editor-at-Large As a part of the university’s 60th Anniversary festivities over Homecoming Weekend, late night host and Saturday Night Live alum, Seth Meyers, graced the Tilles Center Mainstage to perform stand-up comedy on Friday, Oct. 9. Meyers is most well known for his 13-year stint at Studio…

Arts Festival on Campus

By Pete Barell Editor-at-Large Last Spring, the College of Arts, Communications and Design (then called SVPA) developed new efforts to create collaborative networks among art students on campus. A Dean’s Student Advisory Committee was created, opening up a sounding board for ideas to flow upwards from the student base to…

“Sleepy Hollow” Rises From the Grave

By Thomas Gillen Staff Writer After spending most of its second season hovering between renewal and cancellation due to low ratings, Sleepy Hollow has been re-booted, once again capturing the magic of the first season when Ichabod Crane was resurrected after 250 years. When Sleepy Hollow concluded its second season…

“The Grinder” Off To a Good Start

By Thomas Gillen Staff Writer After spending the better part of six seasons playing fitness nut and government manager Chris Traegar on Parks and Recreation, Rob Lowe returns to TV this fall as an actor looking for a new life after his TV show goes off the air. Lowe stars…

Arts in Brief

By Bendik Sorensen A&E Editor Now through Oct. 11: LIU Post Alumni show in the SAL Gallery is in the Library. The opening reception will be held Oct. 7, at 5 p.m. It is free and open to the public. Oct. 8: WCWP Radio presents 50th Anniversary Reception, held in…