“Downton Abbey” brings high class to public television
Alison Trautmann, Editor-in-Chief
February 21, 2012
Masterpiece Theater’s runaway hit, “Downton Abbey,” ended its second season on Feb. 19. The first episode of this season boasted an impressive 4.2 million viewers, which, according to an article from The Telegraph, is an all-time high for PBS. “Downton Abbey” follows the lives of the Crawley... Read more »
Cathrine’s College Cuisine
Katie Owens, A&E Editor
February 21, 2012
Everyone knows that one of the biggest hassles in college can be the food. These days it isn’t usually the quality of the food, but the lack of variety if you’re eating in the dining hall everyday for four years. Making your own food sometimes too difficult, or out of your budget, but there... Read more »
Keeping it Real with Katie and Kelly
Katie Owens and Kelly Rickert, A&E Editor and Asst. News Editor
February 21, 2012
There is a boy that I have had a couple classes with that I really think I could see myself maybe dating, but I don’t know how to go about initiating seeing him outside of the classroom in a friendly way. Do you have any advice on asking someone to hang out without it being awkward? I feel as though... Read more »
March: Oscar Word Find
February 21, 2012
Keeping it Real with Katie and Kelly
Katie Owens and Kelly Rickert, A&E Editor and Asst. News Editor
January 31, 2012
No matter what time I arrive on campus, I have trouble finding a place to park. Not only are the commuter lots full, but everywhere else is too. What advice do you have to find parking and avoid getting ticketed? Sincerely, Perusing for Parking Welcome to a college campus. While sometimes it seems as... Read more »
Incredible novel goes to the big screen
Sara Tompkins, Advertising Manager
January 31, 2012
I am always very skeptical when reading a book that will soon be turned into a movie, but I thoroughly enjoyed Jonathan Safran-Foer’s “Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close.” The book tells the tale of Oskar Schell, a young boy who lost his father in the September 11 terrorist attacks. With his tambourine... Read more »
Big changes at local music hotspot
Autumn Granza, Assistant Photo Editor
January 31, 2012
The local music venue, formally known as Eleanor Rigby’s, Route 6, Mayfield, announced December 2 that they will now be under new management and will change their name to Three Kings. Eleanor Rigby’s, known for their concerts and support of the hardcore music scene, told the public of the venue’s... Read more »
A&E Student of the Month: Mike Magistro
January 31, 2012
What is your year and major? Freshman, Spanish/English secondary education major What are you currently working on? I have a set that I perform that comes in three different versions depending on the venue: disco, acoustic, or electronic dance. Where do you normally perform? Usually in casinos and bars... Read more »
Author visits campus, works with students
Meghan O'Hara, Assistant A&E Editor
December 6, 2011
Author Steve McKee visited Marywood in November to talk about his memoir “My Father’s Heart: A Son’s Reckoning with the Legacy of Heart Disease” with Dr. Agnes Cardoni’s Literature and Medicine class. “It was an excellent experience to have Steve here in class,” said CardoniThe class is... Read more »
DJ of the Month: Alyssa Heater
December 6, 2011
Year and Major? Junior, Digital Media Major What is your show about? My show is the all “90’s Monday Mornings,” featuring 90’s music from every genre. How long have you worked for VMFM? This year, I’m the station manage, but I’ve been a DJ for two years now. When is it? Every Monday from... Read more »
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