Lifestyle
Awkward Advice from Stacey and Cassie
Dear Awkward Advice, Over the semester, I didn’t have the chance to watch much tv. During break, I had the entirety of Netflix at my disposal. I’ve watched every episode of 30 Rock, How I […]
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Lifestyle
The Best and Worst Movies of 2011
By: Jarred Braxton The Top Five 2011 is history, but there are moments that deserve to be observed and remembered. In this case, these moments will be defined by the movies. Before, ten motion pictures […]
Sports
Athlete of the Issue
By Kameron Evans Although the men’s basketball team (10 – 5) has had an up and down season, one player in particular has been an unanswered problem for most competing teams. Lavar Rich is a […]
Sports
Women’s Indoor Track Shatters School Records
By Maegan Green There have only been two track meets so far this season, yet it has already made its mark as one of the most memorable in Blazer history. “In our only two competitions […]
Sports
Women’s Basketball Team Continues to Work Hard
By Kameran Evans The women’s basketball program has struggled to become a dreaded force in the CAC conference. Five games into the season, unfortunately the girls have not yet won a game, but it is […]
News
Hood Chapter of Maryland Student Legislature Hosts Fall Assembly
By Hilary Lawch Hood’s chapter of the Maryland Student Legislature (MSL) hosted an event on campus during the weekend of Nov. 18. The event, which included McDaniel College, St. Mary’s College, University of Maryland Baltimore […]
Sports
Athlete of the Issue: Dyanna Prater
By Maegan Green Dyanna Prater (’13) is a guard and team captain of the women’s basketball team. She leads the team in points per game, field goal percentage, and steals. The Lady Blazers recently played […]
Sports
Men’s Basketball Team Continues to Move Forward
By Kameran Evans In the Days Inn Tip-Off Tournament, the men’s basketball team opened the season winning by the game with the final score 80 – 54. The Blazers made it to the championship game […]
Lifestyle
Book review: “Are you there Vodka, It’s Me, Chelsea”
By Paige Jurgensen Chelsea Handler’s book “Are You There, Vodka? It’s Me, Chelsea” allows me be the promiscuous, alcohol-soakedJerseygirl I’ve always wanted to be. “Are You There, Vodka? It’s Me, Chelsea,” Handler’s second book, consists […]
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Martin Scorsese’s “Hugo” a sure Oscar Contender
By Jarred Braxton The story of a young orphan who lives inside the walls of a Parisian train station is the subject of Academy Award-winning winning director Martin Scorsese’s (“The Departed,” “Gangs of New York”) […]