Green death: Syracuse ash trees in danger
Chelsea Holtman
May 13, 2013
The emerald ash borer (EAB), a pretty, metallic-green beetle from Asia just one-half an inch long, is the killer responsible for the destruction of tens of millions of ash trees across the United States – and its range is creeping inexorably toward Onondaga County. There are about 19,000 ash... Read more »
“Say thanks. Give back. Feel good.”
Allison Herholtz, Carly DiCocco, Brittany Lyles, Matt Stallknecht, Michaella Steinruck, Casey O'Neill, Travis Cobb, Kailey McDonald, Courtney Pollack
May 13, 2013
Green and black balloons framed the booth outside the Den that was giving out free donuts, candy, juice and “I feel good” stickers last Wednesday, May 1, for Le Moyne’s annual Philanthropy Day. According to Le Moyne’s website, Philanthropy Day at the college day is all about “showing appreciation... Read more »
Politics in America: Sexual assault in the military on the rise
Aubree Eliza Weaver, Editor-in-Chief
May 13, 2013
The military has seen its fair share of problems and negative criticism in the past; however, now, as they’ve begun to address those issues, another has come to light. On Tuesday, May 7, Pentagon officials released a report, estimating that nearly 26,000 people in the military were sexually assaulted... Read more »
Graduating seniors embark on new journeys
Aubree Eliza Weaver, Editor-in-Chief
May 13, 2013
With just ten days until commencement, the Le Moyne College Class of 2013 is looking ahead to new jobs, new degrees and new experiences. Of the approximately 600 students that comprise the graduating class, here are a few seniors with big plans for the coming months: Caitlin McGuire Communications... Read more »
Between the Bookstacks
Kari Zhe-Heimerman, Librarian for the Sciences
May 2, 2013
Looking for a Place to Study? As your semester heats up, come utilize the quiet- and group-study spaces that the library has to offer. On the first floor of the library are computer areas, printers, group study areas and couches conducive to group work and studying. On the second floor of the library,... Read more »
Dolphy Day promotes camaraderie, relaxation
Sara Carroll, Online Editor
May 2, 2013
“Dolphy Day:” a term not familiar to many unless they are part of the Le Moyne College community. It is a day-long celebration that usually takes place on the first warm day of spring. The celebration actually starts early in the spring semester, when seniors plan “scares” on the underclassmen,... Read more »
Politics in America: The 2013 “Nerd Prom”
Aubree Eliza Weaver, Editor-in-Chief
May 2, 2013
President Barack Obama and Conan O’Brien, what do these two men have in common? Both were chosen as speakers at the annual White House Correspondents’ Dinner, also known as the “nerd prom.” This event, held on Saturday, April 27, is a Washington, D.C. tradition that has been hosted by the White... Read more »
LMC alumni meet with current students for Cam’s and conversation
Andreya Matthews, Staff Writer
May 2, 2013
Junior Lorenda Mabel invited six recent Le Moyne graduates to Cam’s at the Le Moyne Plaza last Wednesday, April 24, to talk about their experiences so far after graduating. The graduates that attended were Marisa E. Riverso ’10, Nicholas Stam ’11, Michael Bersani ’10, Daniel Warner ’10, Matthew... Read more »
LMC education students take on another classroom
Brittnea Bryden, Contributing Writer
May 2, 2013
At 2:30 p.m. approximately 1,300 students at Nottingham High School are rushing to their lockers, shuffling books in and out of their backpacks, and running out the main doors of the school building toward the parking lot. Meanwhile, Le Moyne students are going in the opposite direction, squeezing their... Read more »
Le Moyne joins hands and hearts at candlelight vigil for Boston
Marc Murdoch, Opinion Editor
May 2, 2013
On Sunday, April 21, Le Moyne College students rallied together to hold a candlelight vigil for those affected by the bombings during the Boston Marathon. The vigil, lead by juniors Megan Sheehan and Lindsay Rexer, sought to show support for victims and Le Moyne community members connected to Boston. The... Read more »