The Pickle Gets A Makeover
While students were on Spring Break, administrators and Campus Safety were working closely to give our college transportation system, lovingly known as “The Pickle,” a complete makeover. “We’re excited to…
2016
Writer of the Week: Clamp
Clamp is an all-female, Japanese manga artist group consisting of artists Nanase Ohkawa, Tsubaki Nekoi, Satsuki Iragashi, and Mokona. The group started in the mid 1980’s as a Dojinshi—a self-published work—and contained…
Tuition Letter and Changes Draw Ire of Students
At the beginning of Spring Break, the McDaniel student body received their annual tuition letter, detailing the rises in costs across tuition, room and board for the following semester. However,…
Softball Splits Doubleheader with Haverford
The Green Terror faced off against Haverford College in a doubleheader on Saturday. McDaniel (9-9, 1-1) and Haverford (8-8, 1-1) met for their first Centennial Conference games of the season. McDaniel…
Men’s Lacrosse Drops Game against Washington College
The men’s lacrosse team played a Saturday afternoon home game against the Washington College Shoremen. The Shoremen came out strong and ended up dictating the game, causing the Green Terror…
Baseball Takes Penn State-York’s Pride in Doubleheader Sweep
Green Terror Baseball took to the diamond this weekend to face off against the Penn State-York Nittany Lions in doubleheader non-conference action on Saturday. McDaniel took the first game 8-1,…
An Interview with Candidate David Trone
“This was the right time for me,” states David Trone, “I’ve always wanted to be in politics.” It’s a sunny, warm day, and Trone and I are sitting in Jeannie…
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly: Tidal drops the ball
Jay-Z is one of the most notorious and successful music moguls in the world. With profitable business ventures in fashion, spirits, and film, it seemed like Jay-Z couldn’t miss as…
Album Review: “Name one genius who isn’t crazy”
“Name one genius who isn’t crazy,” a quote from a Kanye West tweet days before the release of his 7th studio Album “The Life of Pablo” (TLOP). The release of…
Writer of the Week: Laila Lalami
Laila Lalami was born and raised in Rabat, Morocco. She earned her BA in English from Mohammed V University, and later on, in 1990, received a British Council fellowship to…
Q & A With Nick Over
Nick Over is a sophomore goalie on the men’s soccer team. In this interview, he discusses his thoughts on the season and the off-season training it takes to prepare for their…
Losing a Cherished Student, Justine Tinnin
The Free Press staff is saddened by the tragic news of the passing of student Justine Tinnin. This sudden loss is a shock to the entire McDaniel community. It is difficult to…
The Journalist Addresses His Audience
As a journalist, there are a number of things I am in some way required to do as a part of my job. However, this election season, it seems that…
Making MAGIC in Westminster
The Mid-Atlantic Gigabit Innovation Collaboratory (MAGIC) has begun work on it’s mission to “foster economic development, create technology jobs, and nurture innovation and technology start-ups, leveraging the gigabit services enabled…
Music Review: The New Face of Music
From the underground world of North Philly, artist Lil Uzi Vert (Symere Woods) made his first mainstream debut early 2015 with the song “Carnage,” featuring A$AP Ferg and Rich the Kid. The…
Writer of the Week: Patrick Modiano
Patrick Modiano is an acclaimed French novelist and winner of the 2014 Nobel Prize in Literature. He was born on July 30, 1945 in Boulogne-Billancourt, a commune in the western…
Who is Obama’s New Supreme Court Pick?
President Obama’s nomination of Merrick Garland to fill the seat vacated by the death of Antonin Scalia has already begun to cause some controversy. But who is Garland, what is…
Women’s Lacrosse Dominates Frostburg
The women’s lacrosse team had a huge 19-8 win against Frostburg on Thursday afternoon in their final game before heading to Florida to play two games over Spring Break. Seniors…
Spring Has Sprung at McDaniel
Writer of the Week: Marsha de la O
Born and raised in Southern California, Marsha de la O earned her Master of the Fine Arts from Vermont College, and later worked as a bilingual teacher in Los Angeles and…