Archive: Apr 2011
Culture
‘The Conspirator’ is shot down
A fascinating, morally complex story from the underbelly of American history seems like it should easily make for a compelling film. Read More
Culture
After Hours is after our hearts
Setting my mainstream grievances aside, I was pleasantly surprised by the vocals and stage presence of After Hours. Read More
CT Recommends
CT Recommends… Philip Kent Bimstein
Pop music covers all the usual day-to-day emotions of happy, sad, sleepy and “I just failed a test,” but it generally fails to cover that “I’m feeling a little wacky” emotion. Read More
Sports
Downing the Dutchwomen
Underclassmen Nina Korn and Madeline Skellie led an assault on the defending Liberty League Champion Union Dutchwomen over the weekend, winning the first game of a doubleheader, 7-3. Read More
From the Pressbox
From the Pressbox
A number of recent matches between the world's premier fighters have breathed new life into the sport of boxing, but these sorts of high-class matches must be demanded of by fans in order to return boxing to its glory days. Read More
Obscure Sports
Obscure Sports: Fighting below (or between) the belt
Belt wrestling comes in many forms throughout the world, and is even sparring for Olympic status. Read More
Athlete of the Week
Athlete of the Week: Marc Youngentob
Sophomore Marc Youngentob was UR's top player at the Kravetz Invitational this past weekend. Read More
Sports
Liberty League leviathan lights up Yellowjackets
Despite an impressive second-half defensive effort, the 'Jackets lacrosse squad couldn't keep pace with Union College, who currently sits second in the conference. Read More
Sports
Engineers dismantled late in double header
The UR baseball team took the first game of a doubleheader against RPI, 12-8. Read More
News
Venable stands accused, trial begins
On Monday April 11 the trial of Daren Venable commenced. He is being charged with second degree murder in the Jan. 15 death of Jeffrey Bordeaux, Jr. Read More