Andy Murray narrowly clinches title in China’s Shenzhen Open
By Sophie Afdhal, Sports Editor || While the world of tennis tends to be so focused on the Grand Slam...
Monthly Archives: September 2014
MLB World Series playoffs to begin with much speculation
By Nicole Strauss, Contributing Writer || As we are nearing October, we are looking forward to the foliage, apple picking,...
NY Yankee legend Derek Jeter retires after impressive career
By Joseph Yamulla, Contributing Writer || Regardless of who your favorite Major League Baseball team is, it is a sad...
Washington captivates viewers in newest film The Equalizer
By Nicholas Farinola, Contributing Writer || Is plot really that important all the time? In the case of The Equalizer,...
Bliss’s Fort Tilden gives experience to viewers, leaves audiences pondering
By Jeffrey Robinowitz, Staff Writer || Every so often, our school gets a visit from some astonishingly talented filmmakers. Last...
The Drop does not drop ball, entertains audiences
By Preman Koshar, Contributing Writer || Watching The Drop is like wading through a gritty smokescreen. As the story pushes...
Minter sets scene of turning trash into cash in Junkyard Planet
By Tom Hague, Contributing Writer || Ever stop to wonder what happens to those quarters lost in the cresses of...
Moyer argues for regenerative over sustainable farming methods
By Samantha Greenfield, Contributing Writer || The Rodale Institute is a nonprofit organization dedicated to spreading awareness about organic farming...
Sa La Thai offers excellent entrees in heart of Lancaster City
From my perspective… — Amy Schulman Tucked away in an unassuming building on Queen Street in downtown Lancaster, Sa La...
Nostalgic Recollections from a Campus-Loving Upperclassman
By Amy Schulman, Opinion & Editorial Editor || Campus feels unexpectedly different this semester. I arrived in late August, fueled...