Don’t Just Walk Out, Stay Out (for a while)

By Associate Professor, English and Communication Jerry Blitefield, PHD I want to foment a revolution.  At noon on Friday, Sept. 20, college students at campuses around the country and the world walked out of whatever they were doing to strike in defense of the planet’s stability and livability. They demanded bold, decisive action in response to the October IPCC report. And they planned to continue … Continue reading Don’t Just Walk Out, Stay Out (for a while)

 

Eyes on the Trump Impeachment Inquiry from then to now

By Editor-In-Chief Gabriella Barthe Over the last three weeks an impeachment inquiry has been underway focusing on President Trump’s actions toward the Ukraine and seeking foreign involvement in the upcoming presidential election. A lot has unfolded in that time frame, and for those who haven’t paid attention as information has surfaced it is easy to fall behind. The following is an outline of the highlights … Continue reading Eyes on the Trump Impeachment Inquiry from then to now

 

This We Believe 3rd Place Essay Winner

Reminiscent  By Michelle Ciaramella – 2019, This We Belive 3rd Place Essay Winner Family has a different meaning to each person who hears the word. Family is not only blood, it is a bond. I believe that family is made up of the people we choose to support us and love us no matter what. Family is the unbreakable bond and endless laughter that we … Continue reading This We Believe 3rd Place Essay Winner

 

Student Government Association gets new senators and updates from committee members

By Editor-In-Chief Gabriella Barthe Student Government has been hard at work this semester to get traction in their endeavors. After reports of Technical Services’ rising costs and concerns over parking on campus, the Student Government Association has begun marching forward to address new topics.  Max Ciarlone (MassPirg) addressed his concerns regarding the MassPirg chapter at UMass Dartmouth during the October 7, 2019 open forum. During … Continue reading Student Government Association gets new senators and updates from committee members

 

Saturday of service shines spot on sustainability

By Arts & Entertainment Section Editor Sawyer Pollitt On October 5th, the Leduc Center for Civic Engagement partnered with the Sustainability Office for their monthly Saturday of service where UMass Dartmouth students, faculty, staff, and community members teamed up to clean the trails on campus. Meeting at the Leduc Center, the group of environmentally conscious activists took to the Red Cardinal Trail to clean up … Continue reading Saturday of service shines spot on sustainability

 

Football Winning Streak Snaps against Framingham State

 By Sports Editor Tom Griffin UMassD’s hopes for an undefeated season were suddenly struck down in a close, high scoring showdown against MASCAC-contending Framingham state.  Leading by thirteen at halftime, the Corsair offense grew inefficient and scoring became more difficult as the game progressed. Putting up only one touchdown in the second half, UMassD watched as their lead slipped away in spite of a successful … Continue reading Football Winning Streak Snaps against Framingham State

 

Michelle Aftandillian, Jordan Martin Champion Women’s Tennis in Rocky Week

By Sports Editor Tom Griffin A tumultuous series of back-and-forth battles found UMassD women’s tennis 2-1 through three series against Clark University, Bentley, and Castleton last week. Beginning the triple-header with Clark, UMassD managed to edge out their opponent by winning five of nine matches. Contributing to this series win was the team’s strong performance in singles matches, winning four of six due to confident … Continue reading Michelle Aftandillian, Jordan Martin Champion Women’s Tennis in Rocky Week

 

Corsair Women’s Soccer Drops Dual Decisions against Clark, Eastern Connecticut

By Sport Editor Tom Griffin The Struggles of the women’s soccer team continue following back-to-back disappointing losses to both Clark and Eastern Connecticut.  After having won their first match of the season against Salem State in a convincing 2-1, the team has lost four straight and has been struggling to find another team win to bounce back with.  Their first matchup of the week, against … Continue reading Corsair Women’s Soccer Drops Dual Decisions against Clark, Eastern Connecticut

 

Antonio Brown and the Patriots: In Memoriam

By Sports Editor Tom Griffin Almost as quickly as he had joined the New England Patriots, Antonio Brown has found himself off the team, and subsequently jobless.  During his stay in New England, screenshots emerged of threatening text messages sent by Brown to a female artist, whom the wide receiver had contracted to paint a mural of himself. Following unwanted sexual advances that the artist … Continue reading Antonio Brown and the Patriots: In Memoriam

 

The Fall of Hobo Johnson: The Rise of Hobo Johnson 

By Assistant Lead Designer Jordan Vongsithi When you hear the name Frank Lopes Jr., you’re likely not going to bat an eye. However, if you heard the name Hobo Johnson, there is a good chance you would recognize that name. If not, then this is the perfect article for you. Many people likely first discovered Hobo Johnson with his viral hit “Peach Scone,” the music … Continue reading The Fall of Hobo Johnson: The Rise of Hobo Johnson