Student research tracks changes in environment
BY SHIRA KIPNEES ’15 Staff WriterEvan Anway ’13 recently conducted a research project to study changes to the local environment by studying sediment from the West Branch Conestoga River.…
Public health major analyzes mental illness in Lancaster
BY ALANNA KOEHLER ’15 Managing Editor This semester, Eleanor Garlow ’14 became F&M’s first-ever public health major to conduct an independent study upon completion of a research project dedicated to…
Campus elections result in new class presidents
BY STEVEN VIERA ’16 News Editor The Diplomatic Congress (DipCon) held campus-wide elections for sophomore, junior, and senior class presidents, Tuesday, April 16. As members of the Diplomatic Congress, the…
O’Day takes position at Lebanon Valley College
BY STEVEN VIERA ’16 News Editor Steven O’Day, senior associate dean of the College, will be leaving F&M this Summer to accept a position as special assistant to the president…
WFNM conducts Q&A session with Matt & Kim
Anne Piccolo: “How did you decide to be called ‘Matt & Kim’ instead of ‘Kim & Matt?’” Kim: “This is gonna sound really nerdy, but Matt and I met at…
Pitino shows how coaching can alter games, secure wins
BY THOMAS ROSS ’14 Staff Writer Louisville entered the NCAA tournament as the number one overall seed and left Atlanta as top dogs, cutting down the nets for the third…
Softball team beats Penn State Abington, defeats Haverford
BY MARK DOURMASHKIN ’14 Staff Writer With only two weeks left in the regular season, the F&M women’s softball team looks to make one final surge to end their season…
Recently deceased Pulitzer, Thatcher leave mark on fashion, politics
[pullquote1 quotes=”true” align=”center”]Tropical fashion designer, former Prime Minister pass away within day of each other[/pullquote1] BY ELIZABETH FURINO ’16 Staff Writer The week of April 7, which invited sunshine and…
Audiences animated about release of classic cartoons on Netflix
[pullquote1 quotes=”true” align=”center”]Dexter’s Laboratory, Powerpuff Girls, Courage make return through online streaming service[/pullquote1] BY CHARLOTTE HUGHES ’16 Contributing Writer Dexter’s Laboratory, Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends, Courage the Cowardly Dog.…
Networks considering potential pilots for upcoming Fall
[pullquote1 quotes=”true” align=”center”]New Avengers spin-off, Super Clyde, Delirium vying for opening television spots[/pullquote1] BY GEORGIANNA PISANO-GOETZ ’15 Staff Writer This Fall, several new shows will be vying for a spot…
Take Back the Night speaks out against sexual assault
BY JUSTIN KOZLOSKI ’14 Editor-in-Chief Schnader Theater was packed to capacity, so much so that the stage and stairs were lined with students as the campus gathered at Take Back…
Tulovsky describes Russian nonconformist art movement
BY SCOTT THOMPSON ’16 Arts & Entertainment Editor Julia Tulovsky, associate curator for Russian and Soviet nonconformist art at the Zimmerli Art Museum at Rutgers University, gave a lecture entitled…
Tarter discusses possibility of extraterrestrial life
BY ELIZABETH MCMAHON ’13 Senior Staff Writer This week’s Common Hour, “Life in the Universe,” featured Dr. Jill Tarter, the Bernard M. Oliver chair for the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence…
AOL article inspires contemplation of religious intolerance
BY BRIONA PRICE ’16 Staff Writer After making the daily rounds on AOL — a reliable news source regardless of what my friends say — I came across a rather strange article. “Orthodox Jew…
Search for extraterrestrial life proves to be worthwhile endeavor
BY SEAN SIMONEAU ’13 Staff Writer As a fan of the movie Contact and a general enthusiast for anything space-related, I was especially excited to hear Jill Tarter speak at…