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The Loki Finale: A Satisfying Conclusion
Business Manager Brendan Flaherty reviews the finale of Disney+ original “Loki” season two, which premiered on June 9th, 2021. The season finale provides a satisfying conclusion to Loki’s story, marking a seemingly final chapter for the character. New and existing characters, including Mobius and Sylvie, play significant roles in the season. Continue reading The Loki Finale: A Satisfying Conclusion
Epic Games Restricts Players from Wearing Certain Fortnite Cosmetics in Creative Islands
Epic Games is facing backlash for introducing a new feature in Fortnite that requires Creative map developers to rate their islands, impacting the visibility of certain cosmetic items. Its inconsistencies and mass blocking of cosmetics, including loading screens and outfits not deemed “age appropriate,” have infuriated players, with some calling it the worst update in the game’s history. Continue reading Epic Games Restricts Players from Wearing Certain Fortnite Cosmetics in Creative Islands
The Photo Club Comes to UMass Dartmouth
A photography club is coming UMass Dartmouth! Despite challenges in attracting members and meeting the 10-member threshold for official recognition, initial meetings have drawn in students from across all majors and years. The club expects official recognition next semester as long as it can acquire a treasurer, an advisor, and a finalized constitution.
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UMass Dartmouth Women’s Volley Ball Brings Home First LEC Championship
The UMass Dartmouth women’s volleyball team achieved its first Little Eastern Conference Championship in team history, after two victories against UMass Boston and Plymouth State. The win secured them a place in the NCAA DIII Tournament, marking their longest streak with 13 straight wins. Continue reading UMass Dartmouth Women’s Volley Ball Brings Home First LEC Championship
UMassD Women’s Volleyball Team is Spiking The Competition
The UMassD women’s volley ball team has one the 2023 regular season title! Staff Writer Tom Dunford analyzes the components that led to the season winning game, such as the team’s new head coach, Justin Turco. Continue reading UMassD Women’s Volleyball Team is Spiking The Competition
EIHL Member Adam Johnson Dies from Neck Injury Sustained On Ice
Professional hockey player Adam Johnson, who played for the Nottingham Panthers, died unexpectedly on October 28th following an on-ice accident. His death has led to renewed debates on player safety in the sport, prompting hockey leagues to introduce mandatory neck guard rules. Following Johnson’s death, a suspect was arrested for involuntary manslaughter. Continue reading EIHL Member Adam Johnson Dies from Neck Injury Sustained On Ice
Clucking Delicious: Unraveling the Flavorful Tale of Chicken Story
Chicken Story, a Korean eatery located in both New Bedford and Fall River, specializing in fried chicken, corn dogs and bubble tea, offers hefty portions. Despite modest settings and limited parking, Staff Writer Jesse Magnifico applauds the food quality, unique bubble tea flavors, and swift service. Continue reading Clucking Delicious: Unraveling the Flavorful Tale of Chicken Story
The New Sam Adams Beer is Illegal
Sam Adams has relaunched its ultra-high alcohol content beer, “Utopia,” currently prohibited in 15 US states. Described as “extreme barrel-aged beer,” its alcohol content is 28%. Valued at $240 for a 24.5-ounce bottle, it is available in 35 states and also on tap at Samuel Adams Cincinnati Tap Room. Its next release is slated for 2025.
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