Provost Steiner wins fellowship, plans research trip to Greece
BY STEVEN VIERA ’16, SHIRA KIPNEES ’15 Assistant News Editor, Staff Writer Ann R. Steiner, provost and dean of the faculty, will be going on an extended research trip to…
West discusses state of civil rights at Common Hour
BY ERIN MOYER ’16 Assistant Opinion & Editorial Editor Acclaimed intellectual, author, and activist Cornel West delivered a talk entitled “The Struggle Continues” as part of Civil Rights Week during…
Cast of Vagina Monologues promotes V-Day message
BY JULIA CINQUEGRANI ’16 Assistant Campus Life Editor The Vagina Monologues, performed twice in the Green Room Theatre Friday, succeeded in doing what few shows can — it blended humor,…
After recent release, sky is limit for Nick Cave, Bad Seeds
[pullquote1 quotes=”true” align=”center”]Despite obvious darkness, Push the Sky redefines alternative rockers[/pullquote1] BY TESS MELCHREIT ’14 Contributing Writer Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, hailing from Melbourne, have released their 15th…
Finding fashion week: Nemo in New York
[pullquote1 quotes=”true” align=”center”]Designers find different ways to make cold hot [/pullquote1] BY ELIZABETH FURINO ’16 Staff Writer February’s Fashion Week, projecting styles for the Fall of 2013, proved to be…
Atlas Genius creates exciting indie-pop sound with debut album
[pullquote1 quotes=”true” align=”center”]Australian brothers live up to band’s name with much anticipated release[/pullquote1] BY MAYA HARRINGTON ’16 Contributing Writer For those of you who haven’t heard, Atlas Genius is a…
Writer-producer Mazzara walks away from Walking Dead
[pullquote1 quotes=”true” align=”center”]After two years, critically-acclaimed television show searching for new brain [/pullquote1] BY GEORGIANNA PISANO-GOETZ ’15 Contributing Writer AMC’s popular show The Walking Dead is losing its second show…
Surround yourself with beneficial “People Committee”
BY BRIONA PRICE ’16 Staff Writer I worry way too much. For example, I should be used to lab by now, but I still get extremely anxious each Friday before…
Objective love satisfies no one
BY PATRICK HUGHES ’15 Contributing Writer “Oh ye that would have the cocoanut wrong side outwards.” Linguistic relativity proposes that the properties of a culture’s language — its syntax, semantics and vernacular — shape…
For-profit companies leave healthcare system broken
BY DYLAN JENNINGS ’14 Contributing Writer So, I recently had to visit the emergency room at Lancaster Regional. Don’t worry, unlike most college students, it wasn’t because of intoxication (not…
National Rifle Association perpetuates gun violence
BY GRACE MEREDITH ’16 Contributing Writer In America, it seems there is always a new cause emerging either from social media, the social charity scene, or college campuses. Sometimes it…
Ask Dr. SHAC – Sleeping vs. napping
Dear Dr. SHAC, It’s midterm season, and you know what that means — books to read, papers to write, and countless hours in the library. The problem is no matter how hard…
Basketball tops Muhlenberg in semi’s, fall to Dickinson in CC championship
BY MARK DOURMASHKIN ’14 Staff Writer This past weekend the men’s basketball team experienced the highest and lowest points of the season. F&M entered the postseason conference tournament looking to…
The Book of Why written by F&M professor Montemarano released
BY SHIRA KIPNEES ’15 Staff Writer Nicholas Montemarano, associate professor of English and chair of the English department, recently had his new novel, The Book of Why published by Little,…
L.A. Lakers lose leader, NBA community remembers titan
BY THOMAS ROSS ’14 Staff Writer On Feb. 18, the National Basketball Association (NBA) lost the most revered owner in league history, Dr. Jerry Buss, who won 10 NBA championships…