Claimant saviors Fall Out Boy have little effect on pop-rock with comeback “Save Rock and Roll”
A.C. “Mac” MacKenzie, Editor-in-Chief
April 18, 2013
While they might not have been making any sort of powerful statement, Fall Out Boy led the charge of the mid-2000s-era teen angst vehicle emo and left far more of an impression than many of their contemporaries – e.g. the All-American Rejects* – ever did. Fall Out Boy, if anything else, created... Read more »
Tech Talk 2.0: Beef that even vegetarians can love
Chris Evans, Staff Writer
April 11, 2013
As Earth’s population grows exponentially, reaching beyond seven billion, one serious question that has gone unanswered is “How will we feed everyone?” A number of different approaches have been attempted in order to find a solution to this problem, but all of them have been unsuccessful. Scientists... Read more »
Softball ready to succeed this spring
Allison Case, Staff Writer
March 21, 2013
The softball season has officially begun. Back in the cold north, the Le Moyne women’s softball team took one of four games against Georgian Court and Dowling to bring their opening record to 2-5 on the season. Le Moyne dropped the first of two Friday games 9-0, behind an 8-run first inning for Georgian... Read more »
Administrators open the floor at forum
Aubree Eliza Weaver, Editor-in-Chief
March 21, 2013
“What’s next for the face of our school?” “Where can we afford cuts?” “Are we focusing enough on safety?” With a slideshow at the ready and three of Le Moyne’s highest administrators in the front row, students at Monday’s open forum/budget meeting were armed with questions about the... Read more »
Major Arcana takes a look at “Those Awkward Places
James Barcomb, Arts & Leisure Editor
March 21, 2013
The gist of student-run theater group Major Arcana’s latest production is right there in the title, “Those Awkward Places,” an improvised, comedic look at the odd, sometimes uncomfortable encounters we have with strangers in various locations (e.g. a public restroom). The show, which runs an hour... Read more »
Women’s tennis clinches upstate challenge point
Dominique Canale, Staff Writer
March 14, 2013
The women’s tennis team captured a 7-2 victory over Upstate Challenge rival, Saint Rose on Sunday. The two teams met in Albany where they faced off inside the University of Albany bubble. The unfamiliar conditions were no problem for the Lady Dolphins. The match began with Le Moyne securing... Read more »
Syracuse reporting legend Jackie Robinson visits LMC
Aubree Eliza Weaver, Editor-in-Chief
February 28, 2013
In November, she was inducted into the New York State Broadcaster Association’s Hall of Fame, alongside famous reporters like Walter Cronkite and Barbara Walters. She spent 38 years at CNY Central, moving up the ranks from newsroom secretary to lead anchor. She has been recognized by the governor,... Read more »
Seniors react to SU speaker at Le Moyne graduation
Aubree Eliza Weaver and Aubrey Zych, Editor-in-Chief & Co-News&Features Editor
February 28, 2013
Students took to Facebook and Twitter this week to react to Le Moyne’s announcement that the 2013 commencement speaker will be Nancy E. Cantor, Syracuse University’s Chancellor. Seniors received an email Monday morning stating that Cantor would be the speaker for the college’s 63rd commencement... Read more »
Men’s and women’s lacrosse start off season with wins
Matthew Clark, Asst. Sports Editor
February 28, 2013
On a rainy Saturday at Ted Grant field, the Dolphin men’s and women’s lacrosse teams started off their respective seasons with impressive victories. The second-ranked women faced off against Roberts Wesleyan College while the third-ranked men took on number nine Chestnut Hill College. The Le Moyne... Read more »
The Dolphin asks… Who would you want to speak at graduation?
February 28, 2013
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