Hi Pete, I just read Michael’s article about the First year Showcase in The Pioneer, and frankly, I was surprised. While I appreciate you sending a writer to attend, may I ask if he is an arts writer? Does he have any background in or experience with theatre at all?…
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On the front page of the April 9 issue, the Pioneer reported about senior Health Science major Kristin McDonough, who was auditioning to join the New York Jets Flight Crew (the Jets’ dance and cheer team). The Pioneer is thrilled to report that on April 10, McDonough was selected to…
By Melissa Weisman Staff Writer The Campus Concierge, formerly known as the Hillwood Information Desk, has been transformed with a new look and new student- friendly services. The Concierge had its opening day on Monday, March 17. “The desk was redesigned to improve the campus life experience for all students.…
By Talia Charlton Staff Writer A new semester at LIU Post means a fresh start for all students, a sea of new faces, and a plethora of activities for students to participate in. Cold temperatures and snow fall graced the Post campus at the start of the spring semester, and…
By Ashley Ioveno Staff Writer The 2014 spring semester was supposed to start on Jan. 21, but instead, a 10:30 a.m. message was sent out to students, faculty and others on campus, informing them that classes were cancelled after 3:30 p.m., and LIU Post would close for the remainder of the…
To our readers: In observance of the Thanksgiving holiday, the Pioneer will not be published on Wednesday, November 27. Please look for our next issue on Wednesday, December 4, and our final issue of the fall 2013 semester on Wednesday, December 11. Thank you!
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Alex Parker Editors-in-Chief I feel it’s about time I did a little bit of guy bashing. Why is it that men feel the need to flirt with other girls while they have a girlfriend? Now, don’t go jumping to conclusions. I’m not talking about a little harmless flirting once and…
Tina Kasin The Office of Residence Life requires Resident Assistants (RA) on campus to host four programs each semester for the residents in their dorm buildings. Programs can range from hall wars to lectures. However, it is very difficult to have students attend. Some RAs admit that they do not…