Taking Woodstock More about Journey than Music
Fun and interactive coming of age film…but don’t waste your ten bucks Lauren Miller Staff Reporter My first reaction to the movie “Taking Woodstock” was extreme dislike and disappointment. I…
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What to Watch: Of Men and Galaxies
Charles Mullin Staff Reporter The way I watch television is the way I read a book or watch a movie. I watch it as a form of art. If something…
Reality Television Craze: Fault the Creators and Consumers
Karla Holland Staff Reporter The recent controversies involving reality shows, specifically the recent tragedies on VH1 and the ongoing drama of the Gosselin Family, has sparked debate over who is…
Oprah’s ‘Tip Only 10 Percent’ Advice Mere Rumor, but Painful
Nathan Wuertenberg Commentary Editor How much do you tip your waitress? Fifteen percent? Twenty? Feeling generous? What about twenty-five? In a recently overheard conversation on campus I learned something very…
McDaniel Football Suffers From Two Torn ACLs
Matthew Bodnar Staff Reporter Every year when the football season ends in November, anticipation for another campaign on the gridiron immediately starts to build. The possibility of championship glory carries…
The Top 10 of College Football
Gregory Nolen Staff Reporter ABC legendary college football announcer Keith Jackson’s “Whoa Nellie” catch phrase best sums up the 2009 college football season. With great expectations for so many teams…
Terror Football Hurt But Not Quitting
Zach Weeden Staff Reporter “Just ‘cause we’re hurt, doesn’t mean we quit,” senior captain Aaron Slaughter could not have done a better job describing the attitude of the 2009 Green…
Predicting the World Series
Dan Lamond Staff Reporter September has come, the rosters have expanded and the push for a playoff spot has begun. Several teams are still in the hunt for October, making…
Enjoy College By Getting Involved
Kate Delenick Co Editor-in-Chief It may feel like you just finished signing your best friend’s high school yearbook; or you’re just putting away your cap and gown, but it’s time…
First Year Team Offers Advice
Megan Robinson News Co-Editor Dean Violanti, Dean Johnson-Ross, and dean Towle comprise the first year team. These women organize first year programs to make the transition to college life as…
Meet Your Class, 2013!
Incoming Freshman are Diverse, Accomplished Roxanne Fleischer News Co-Editor Congratulations are in order for members of the class of 2013. You one of 2,006 first year students who made it…
Greeks Positive, Fun on Campus
Kim Williams Features Editor If socials, community service, and a close group of friends sound appealing, a fraternity or sorority is something to seriously consider for anyone new to campus….
‘Outliers: The Story of Sucess’ ?
Nathan Wuertenberg Commentary Editor As a Peer Mentor this year, I recently read a book entitled Outliers: The Story of Success (by Malcolm Gladwell) which the incoming freshmen are required…
Visiting Professor Wields 36 years of TV Transformation
Juliann Guiffre Co Editor-in-Chief This year, Communication students will have the opportunity to learn from someone who has been an eyewitness to every major development in television over the past…
New Psych Professor Tackles Topic of Memory
Juliann Guiffre Co Editor-in-Chief A pilot is interrupted while preparing the plane for take off – a procedure he performs the same way day after day . A short way…
J.P. Kennedy Fellow Becomes SASS Director
Juliann Guiffre Co Editor-in-Chief Editor Juliann Guiffre interviews Thomas Webb What schools did you attend and where were you employed before coming to McDaniel? I spent the last 18 months…
Upcoming Sports Season Promises Excitement
Caitlin Flynn Nick Brunner Sports Co-Editors While most of us were relaxing on the beach and enjoying the last few weeks of summer vacation, McDaniel’s fall athletes were out sweating…
Coley’s Retirement Proves Bittersweet
Jen Noel Staff Reporter When Dr. Joan Develin Coley arrived at McDaniel in 1973, she didn’t envision becoming the first female president of then Western Maryland College. She began her…
O’Malley visits Mcdaniel
Katelynn McGinley Features Editor For one day only, McDaniel students could say they went to school the state’s capital city. As a part of the “Capital for a Day” initiative,…
Hit-And-Run Suspect Faces Charges
Kate Delenick Co Editor-in-Chief Shawron Gabriel Bibbs, of Reiserstown, is facing charges of negligent manslaughter by automobile, theft of more than $500, and unlawful taking of a motor vehicle, as…