By Sean Harshman Correspondent Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak announced on Monday, March 24, that Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 sank, according to BBC News. Razak stated in a press conference, “It is with deep sadness […]
Riding teamwork and a selfless mentality all the way to the program’s best-ever finish at the NCAA Championships, the men’s swimming and diving team won national titles in the 200-free and 400-free relays, as six […]
Nothing in sports compares to March Madness, which consists of the top 68 teams in men’s college basketball competing in a single elimination tournament for one thing: the chip. It’s one of my favorite sporting […]
The lacrosse team had their first real test of the season when they faced off against No. 6 Gettysburg College on Thursday, March 20. Despite trailing 10-7 with about six minutes to go, the Lions […]
Friday featured huge upsets in the NCAA March Madness tournament, but that madness did not carry over onto the baseball diamond for the Lions (9-4). The College soundly defeated the struggling Eastern University Eagles 10-1 […]
This past week, the women’s softball team played hard consistently but ended up splitting the week with three wins and three losses. They remain motivated, though, and have a long season with many opportunities to […]
By Patrick Gallagher Blogger Seeing the title of this article, you may be asking yourself, “Why limes?” It is not only the purpose of this article, but the duty of its author to bring an […]
By Raquel Roberts and Samantha Roberts Bloggers Bitter cold winter days will shortly be a thing of the past. Soon you will be able to kiss goodbye your beloved winter wardrobe and embrace your spunky […]
Hola mis amigos, This is Jack, former News Editor for The Signal. Since I’ve last written for the paper, I’ve moved down south to Pablo Neruda’s hometown: Valparaíso, Chile. “The Valley of Paradise,” as it […]
I already discussed Robin Thicke’s incredibly sexist video in my previous post. Now I want to talk about a video that intended to be a backlash to “Blurred Lines.” Lily Allen’s “Hard Out Here” video […]
By Jhemarr Anderson Blogger So you’re tired of “radio rap” want to learn some new faces? Theres a playlist for that! The radio can get a little repetitive, can’t it? We hear the same singles […]
Screening the documentary “The House I Live In,” student issue groups call attention to national policies that have put American democracy behind bars. […]
The Disney Channel sitcom “Good Luck Charlie” is in every way like the typical comedy show aimed at tweens: the show revolves around the lives of the Duncan family and their antics. The oldest daughter, Teddy, begins to make a video diary for her sister, Charlie, when she is born and signs off every entry by saying, “Good luck Charlie.” The show broke the traditional Disney mold a few weeks ago when they aired an episode called “Down a Tree” that featured Disney’s first ever same-sex couple. […]
The infamous case of the Central Park jogger and its implications for media race relations are framed by journalist and author Natalie Byfield. […]
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