Journalist Kane discusses time spent reporting on Beatles
By ARIELLE LIPSET, Layout Assistant Since Feb. 9, 1964, when the Beatles debuted on The Ed Sullivan Show, the band’s tremendous presence in America and fans’ reverence has not waned.…
To all the single ladies & gents
With Valentine’s Day on Friday, we at The College Reporter want to congratulate our friends who are happily taken. While you guys are having your candlelit dinners and feeding each…
The College Reporter transitions to completely digital platform
Perhaps you were wondering where The College Reporter has gone. Perhaps you thought that last week’s snowstorm was responsible for its absence and that you would see the papers floating…
Wolf of Wall Street captivates with white-knuckle action
by Tom Hague, contributing writer The concept of greedy and corrupt Wall Street stockbrokers is nothing new to Hollywood films. However, none have been as wickedly entertaining, morally baffling, and…
MASS Design Group practices architecture with a purpose
By Eric Acre ’17, contributing writer David Saladik, director and co-founder of MASS Design Group, spoke in Stahr Auditorium Thursday about the importance of the physical design of buildings on…
Sororities welcome new members following four-day recruitment period
BY JUSTIN KOZLOSKI ’14, Editor-in-Chief Two weeks ago, the four sororities, lead by the Panhellenic Council held their annual Spring recruitment to extend offers of membership to women across the…
Phillips Museum features artwork of famous century-spanning artist
BY ABIGAIL QUINT ’15, Copy Editor “Theresa Bernstein: A Century in Art,” featuring a selection of the work of the artist Theresa Bernstein, will be displayed at the Phillips Museum…
Sincerity Forever examines place of race, religion in culture
By Julia Cinquegrani ’16, Campus Life Editor Next weekend, the theatre, dance and film department’s (TDF) production of Sincerity Forever will premiere in the Green Room Theatre. The play addresses…
Jamaican National Bobsled teams returns to the Olympics
BY JONATHAN BLADER ’17, Contributing Writer Before they even hit the course, the ride had already been a tumultuous one for the Jamaican national bobsled team. Returning to the Winter…
Athlete Spotlight: Salandra leads team on and off the court
BY SOPHIE AFDHAL ’15, Associate Sports Editor “Every coach in America would like to have a player like Jon,” Head Coach Robinson said of Jon Salandra ’14. Salandra is a…
Electronic debuts approach: EPs showcase emerging talent
by Brien Micelli ’17, contributing writer Many bands are getting ready for 2014 and, in many cases, are setting themselves up to release debut albums. The alternative electronic genre offers…
All-star cast falls surprisingly short in historical biopic: Monuments Men leaves short-term, forgettable impression
by Jeffrey Robinowitz ’17, staff writer Biopic, World War II, all-star cast and crew including six Oscar winners: how could it fail? Apparently, in more ways than one. George Clooney…
Marvel studios to introduce Ant Man to silver screen
by Georgianna Pisano-Goetz ’15, contributing writer Marvel continues to report up-to-date information regarding their cinematic universe into the next decade, most recently announcing key actors to take on Ant Man.…
Helm enjoys solving problems, helping others through ITS
By Jack Pinsky ’14, staff writer While most students are familiar with F&M’s extensive history, most are not as aware of Mary Anne Helm’s, coordinator of operations for Information Technology…
High cost of gluten free furthers notion of fad diet
By Sara Blank ’14, Opinions & Editorials Editor As most people who know me are aware, I have Celiac Disease. This means I must be medically gluten free. That is…