All College Theatre’s (ACT) “An Evening of Shorts” has become one of the more popular stops on the fall theater circuit here at the College.
Last year’s production was a sporadic combination of riotous action, cynicism, romance, absurdities and slapstick comedy. […]
Brand New
“The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me”
4 out of 5 stars
As is typical of Brand New, several tracks on this album end in instrumental screeches that make you wonder why the band is so intent on making fans’ ears bleed. More important though is why fans (me included) will still give the band rave reviews while wiping the blood from the sides of our faces. […]
Stand-up comedy. As soon as you read those words, a list of famous names started to compile itself in your head. Jerry Seinfeld, Robin Williams, Chris Rock, Adam Mamawala.
Wait a minute, Adam Mamawala? Who the hell is that guy?
Mamawala, sophomore communication studies major, has the chance to creep one step closer to that illustrious list when he performs at the Catch A Rising Star comedy club on Dec. […]
We were alarmed this week at news that an underground fraternity is operating on campus. According to reports gathered by the Signal staff, the group – calling itself Chi Beta Pi – has been holding rush events for freshmen with the promise that they would get some form of recognition at a later date. […]
With the sun shining and no rain in sight, the College’s men’s and women’s cross country teams traveled to Mt. Morris, N.Y., to compete in the NCAA Division III Regional Championship on Saturday. The women’s team took second place out of 30 teams, and the men grabbed fourth place out of 34. […]
It was a tough weekend for the men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams, as both suffered losses. On Friday, the women’s team lost to the C.W. Post Pioneers by a score of 145-92. Overall, the women are 1-2 on the year.
Senior Lee Swanson earned first place in the one-meter and three-meter diving events with scores of 257. […]
After helping launch the Lions to Sectionals of the NCAA Division III Soccer Championship, senior forward Christine Mullin is glad she decided to work through her pain and become a force on the field.
During Mullin’s freshman year, she tore her meniscus. The following year, she managed to tear her ACL just three games into the season. […]
The women’s soccer team easily advanced to the third round of the NCAA Division III Soccer Championship by dominating Villa Julie College in a 10-1 game Sunday at the College’s Soccer Complex. The Lions are 16-2-1 on the season.
“We knew we had to come out strong and dominate early,” sophomore defender Courtney Krol said. […]
Welcome to week eight of Around the Dorm! This week, we decided to mix things up a bit. Rob Viviano is taking a shot at the questions this week, as I, Lauren “Linda Cohn is my hero” Kohout, am taking over the judging for the week. Joining Rob as panelists are our regular contestants: Signal staff writer Ray Lodato and WTSR sports director Pat Lavery. […]
After winning its first game in the NCAA Division III Tournament last Friday, the Lions’ field hockey team experienced a 2-1 loss to Messiah College’s Falcons on Saturday, ending the season with a 17-3 record.
The Falcons scored the deciding goal 2:52 into the second half when sophomore forward Nikki Bailey scored off an assist from sophomore forward and midfielder Tiffany Leatherman. […]
Closing the season on a high note, the Lions came back from a 10-point deficit to slip past Kean University 14-10 on Saturday afternoon.
The Lions, down 10-5 going into the fourth quarter, managed to put early offensive struggles out of their minds, rallying back for the upset victory with the help of freshman quarterback Chris James. […]
When most people hear “child prostitution,” they dismiss the issue, thinking it only pertains to impoverished individuals in third world countries. Although it is true that a large percentage of child prostitution globally results from poverty, such is not entirely the case in the United States. […]
Shouts of “No Blood For Oil” are in vain until we take a serious look at why our government acts according to its people’s economic interest, and then change our behavior accordingly.
Our democracy may not be as effective as we would like it to be, but this recent midterm election has certainly illustrated that all hope is not lost. […]
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