Firefly fills The Woodlands for fifth year
The Woodlands of Dover, Del., was an escape from reality for music fans from Wednesday, June 15, to Sunday, June 19, as it hosted Red Frog’s Firefly Music Festival and sheltered communities of campers. […]
Articles by Sean Reis
Is this the real life? No, it’s just fantasy football
By Sean Reis Arts Entertainment Editor Another year. Another football season. And another fantasy football league. While many already rallied their friends together to draft a team for the new season, some have yet to […]
Kobe Bryant ends career another legendary Laker
Bryant may have played his final game last Wednesday, April 13, but for the previous two decades, he left behind a legacy, competing at an unmatched level during his time in the league. […]
Judd Apatow returns with new show, ‘Love’
By Mackenzie Cutruzzula Columnist After reading an article from Monday, Feb. 22, on Vulture that covered the trend of television shows that cast an average male actor aside a much more attractive female love interest, […]
Lions strike out in three
By Sean Reis Production Manager After an 11-game winning streak, Haverford College dished the Lions their second loss of the season last Wednesday, March 31, in the team’s final game before starting New Jersey Athletic […]
Video game offers realistic yet plagued world
By Sean Reis Production Manager An evolved strain of smallpox has intentionally been placed into one of the world’s busiest cities: New York City. What started with a few minor cases has quickly erupted into […]
Lyric Theatre shines on stage
Although the atmosphere on stage had been chaotic at times, the energy was electric. Filled with the hustling of feet, harmonizing of vocals and accompanying piano, success was in the air as the cast stood atop large platforms with smartphones in-hand, while messages and photographs were projected on three screens overhead — the College’s Lyric Theatre was hard at work putting together the spring musical, “Company.” […]
Kanye returns with mixed reviews
By Sean Reis Production Manager When looking at the paintings of Pablo Picasso, one might say the abstract and distorted art is beautiful. It is equally likely, though, that one might say the paintings feel […]
Men and women both place second in METs
By Sean Reis Production Manager Following successful seasons from both the men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams, the Lions traveled to Rutgers University for the Metropolitan Conference Championships (METs) hoping to continue their dominance […]
Devils salute ‘Marty’ Brodeur in captivating ceremony
By Sean Reis Production Manager Drafted on June 16, 1990, by the New Jersey Devils, no one — not even the man who drafted him, Lou Lamoriello — foresaw the goaltender that Martin Brodeur would […]
G-Eazy: ‘A poet with 16-bar stanzas’
By Sean Reis Production Manager “Do not go gentle into that good night. Rage, rage against the dying of the light.” Gerald Earl Gillum (G-Eazy) echoed the lines from Welsh writer Dylan Thomas’s iconic poem […]
Wrestling wins close match on criteria
By Connor Smith and Sean Reis Social Media Editor and Production Manager The wrestling squad battled adversity during its final matches of the regular season. The Lions ended their home schedule in exciting fashion — […]
ROZES’s talent transcends ‘Roses’ track
By Sean Reis Production Manager As the top track on the Billboard dance/electronic chart with over 100 million total plays across major streaming platforms, most students likely heard “Roses” by The Chainsmokers over winter break. […]
Earth isn’t just our planet, it is also our home
Climate change is taking a toll on our planet. […]