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Regional Gauntlets Set The Stage

September 19, 2018

By Griffin LaMarche In each of the four major regions, teams can qualify for League of Legends Worlds in three different ways: winning in the Summer Split, beating the other teams in your conference in the playoffs, earning the most champion...

‘Sex Week’ Opponents Hinder Open Discussion

April 3, 2013

By SAMUEL VERZINO STAFF WRITER In today’s progressive era, it comes as no surprise when outside forces seek to deter novel concepts from coming to fruition. Too often, the hammer of stagnancy comes...

Sodexo Introduces Rewards System

November 28, 2012

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By KELLY KULTYS ASSISTANT NEWS EDITOR Sodexo Inc, the food service provider for Fordham University, recently released a QBOT app at the start of the 2012-2013 academic year. QBOT is “the first app of its type that allows consumers and businesses to directly connect in a social environment, allows students, staff and community members at pilot campuses to find information and deals for campus dining and retail locatio...

One Direction’s ‘Take Me Home’ in Review

November 28, 2012

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By ALYSSA CARMUSCIANO STAFF WRITER Calling all Directioners! Last week, UK pop sensation One Direction released its brand new album Take Me Home, only eight months after their first album, Up All Night, came out and went multiplatinum. Upon coming to the United States a year after finishing third on“The X Factor: UK,” One Direction has quickly stolen the hearts of teens and young women across the country. It can be e...

Honor Society: Serendipity

November 27, 2012

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By CASEY RYAN CONTRIBUTING WRITER The band Honor Society, a group of four young rockers, has just released their EP Serendipity. Serendipity is the band’s third extended play album, along with their two full albums. This particular EP contains five songs. True to their roots as the Jonas Brother’s opening act, the songs in this set revolve around love. The title track, “Serendipity,” is reminiscent of a Bruno Mars s...

Action Bronson’s ‘Rare Chandeliers’ in Review

November 28, 2012

Filed under Culture, Music, Review

By DAN GARTLAND SPORTS EDITOR Rare Chandeliersis the latest release from Action Bronson, the Queens-born Albanian-American chef/rapper. Produced by The Alchemist, it is Bronson’s first release since signing with the Warner Bros. offshoot VICE Media. At this point in his career, having signed with a major record label, Bronson finds himself at a crossroads. One of the advantages of signing a record deal is working w...

‘Cyrano de Bergerac’ in Review

November 14, 2012

Filed under Culture, Review, Theatre

By RICKY BORDELON ASSISTANT OPINIONS EDITOR Nose. There, I said it. And the most famous nose in literature is back on Broadway. Roundabout Theatre Company’s production of the French classic Cyrano de Bergerac opened on Oct. 11 at the American Airlines Theatre. This production features a new English translation from French by Ranjit Bolt, who preserves Edmund Rostand’s rhyming couplets and some of the p...

Season 3 of ‘The Walking Dead’ in Review

November 14, 2012

Filed under Culture, Review, Television

By CHRISTOFER NICOLETTI AMC’s “The Walking Dead” has returned with even more surprises and zombie gore. Last season revealed that truly nowhere is safe from the threat of the zombies that now inhabit the world. With the destruction of their safe haven, the survivors were thrust back into the zombie-infested world to fight for survival. In the first episode of Season 3, viewers are introduced to a more militaristic and...

The 23rd James Bond film, ‘Skyfall,’ in Review

November 13, 2012

Filed under Culture, Film and Television, Review

By PATRICK MULLEN Skyfall, the 23rd official James Bond film, seems like a conscious effort by filmmakers to compete with the blockbuster superhero films of the past few years. The action is bigger and more intense, the camera is more free and flowing and the villain more indestructible. Despite all that, Skyfall is its own movie. Director Sam Mendes (American Beauty) brings his signature direction to a series that ma...

The Man With the Iron Fists Soundtrack

November 13, 2012

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Stand-out Tracks: White Dress, Six Directions of Boxing By PATRICK DOHERTY COPY EDITOR Samurai showdowns. Over-the-top kung-fu battles. B-movie flair. A man with iron fists. The Man With The Iron Fists, the directorial debut of acclaimed rapper and producer the RZA, promises all of these and more. But another aspect of the movie's production has also shines bright, even though it is not necessarily a large part of ...

Style Network’s ‘Giuliana and Bill’ in Review

November 7, 2012

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By LINDSAY JAVITZ Now in its fifth season, Style Network’s Giuliana & Bill has taken viewers into the lives of” E! News” anchor Giuliana Rancic and her entrepreneur husband Bill. The couple has allowed cameras to document them as they experience both the joys and hardships of life. The couple’s chemistry, wit and comical tension always make for amusing reality TV. This was especially true for the Oct. 30 epis...

‘The Casual Vacancy’ in Review

October 24, 2012

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By JOHN BONAZZO COPY EDITOR J.K. Rowling ventures into new literary territory with The Casual Vacancy, her first book for adults. While this genre is not as much of a natural fit for her as the fantasy Harry Potter series, it is still an engrossing tale worth reading. The story takes place in the small English town of Pagford. When town Councilman Barry Fairbrother dies suddenly, the fight over who will get his ...