Championship teams’ fans riot, spread havoc, disorder
By Jonathon Blader, Staff Writer || Imagine, just for a second that F&M athletics were all Division One. Through hard work and determination, one of the College’s teams was playing…
Transcendence flops, leaves all audiences unfulfilled
By Jeffrey Robinowitz, Staff Writer || Just because Christopher Nolan’s name is on it doesn’t mean it’s good. Following the major disappointment that was last year’s Man of Steel, producer Nolan…
Duck Sauce releases first studio album to eager fans
By Brien Miceli, Contributing Writer || Finally, after nearly four years, Duck Sauce has come out with their first studio album. Duck Sauce is a collaboration between producers and performers…
Despite logistical issues, plastic fish as decor, restaurant Oka offers tasty Asian fusion fare
From my perspective… —Amy Schulman || The setting is typically faux-Asian, featuring watercolor paintings hanging above a long booth opposite colorful fish that deck the walls above an enormous sushi…
Poet spreads sexual assault awareness
By Alissa Portner, Contributing Writer || This week the F&M campus was delighted to have Staceyann Chin speak at the Take Back the Night celebration. Chin is a LGBT and feminist…
Sodexo should take hairnet regulations seriously
By Brianna Robinson, Contributing Writer || I must admit, the fact that the majority of Sodexo workers on campus do not wear hairnets never really bothered me — that is, until I noticed…
Constitutional law panel examines local case, Conestoga Wood Supplies v. Sebellius
By Shira Kipnees, Staff Writer || Last Tuesday, the John Marshall Pre-Law Honor Society and F&M’s Office of Student and Post-Graduate Development (OSPGD) hosted a constitutional law panel on Conestoga Wood…
F&M to host gubernatorial primary candidates at televised forum in May
By Jeffrey Robinowitz, Staff Writer || On May 1, F&M will host a televised forum featuring four candidates for the Democratic nomination in Pennsylvania’s upcoming gubernatorial election. The College’s Center for…
Jane Goodall visits campus, delivers lecture on life story, hopes for future
By Abigail Quint, Editor in Chief || With Reporting By Steven Viera, News Editor || Dr. Jane Goodall, renowned anthropologist, primatologist, and author, spoke on her life experiences, her travels,…
Both UConn basketball teams triumph in March Madness
By Mark Dourmashkin, Staff Writer || As soon as the calendar turns to March, the word “bracket” has a whole new meaning. People who don’t even follow college basketball fill out…
Bubba Watson wins second green jacket with style
By Sophie Afdhal, Sports Editor || It is not only talent but also personality that makes us love professional athletes, and golfer Bubba Watson has plenty of both. Watson, golf’s quirkiest…
Lights Out falls short of high standards, expectations
By Julia Chirls, Staff Writer The many fans of Ingrid Michaelson may have had some disposable income on April 15, which coincided with the release of Lights Out, her new…
Helm explores role of emotion, morality, rationality in human reason
By Justin Kozloski, Senior Staff || What does it mean to be a person? This was the question this week’s Common Hour sought to answer with a talk by Bennett W.…
Keeping an eye on Asia, Putin key in Ukraine
By Nicholas Reibel, Staff Writer || There is a great, possibly momentous event happening in Ukraine: the former member of the Soviet Union, and longtime part of Russia, only recently independent…
Public Safety earns re-accreditation acknowledging standards, procedures
By Steven Viera, News Editor || F&M’s Department of Public Safety (DPS) recently received re-accreditation from the Pennsylvania Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission (PLEAC) of the Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association. The…