Just past the midpoint in the semester, there are many things in the works. Here’s a brief overview of what’s new at SCSU: Buley Library According to Interim President Stanley Battle, bids
RYAN MORGAN — Managing Editor Music echoed through the student center as local bands put on a show to remember last Thursday night. Seven different groups donated their time at Delta Phi
OLIVIA RICHMAN — General Assignment Reporter Weaving. Jumping. Dodging. The teams at the dodgeball game last week fought for the bragging rights of winning the fourth annual tournament. Nick Dizinno, a nursing
SIMONE VIRZI — Copy Editor Some kids turn 18 and buy a lottery ticket; Southern student Chris Carrion turned 18 and took a bigger gamble by going on the TV show “The
OLIVIA RICHMAN — General Assignment Reporter He stood at the podium, laughed and talked about how “angsty” he was as a “juvenile” in his sophomore year of high school. Then he began to
ELIEZER SANTIAGO — Staff Writer It seems as if there’s a new shift or trend in music where artists are giving themselves vowel-less names (i.e.: SBTRKT and STRFCKR pronounced Subtract and Star
JON MORENO — Arts & Entertainment Editor 1. “Don’t Hold Your Applause” – Wale gets straight to business on the opening track of his sophomore album. No fancy, drawn-out piano intros, just
PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer After Allan Craig caught David Murphy’s fly ball for the last out of the World Series, the playoffs finally brought to an end one of the best
PETE PAGUAGA — Sports Editor Ever since 1998, the first year the BCS was implemented, everyone’s had a problem with it. Over the last five years the SEC has been dominant, winning
PAULA CAPUTO — Staff Writer Last year Southern hockey captain Joe Innamorato finished with 21 goals and 24 assists in just 21 games—this season has been much of the same for the