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Baseball dominates RPI in nightcap
Even though the weather in Rochester has been sloppy, the Yellowjacket baseball team's play has not been. This past week saw the 'Jackets take three out of four games, two from Rochester Institute of Technology and one from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, as they improved their records to 14-7 overall and 7-3 in Liberty League competition […]
BPG mixes it up with eclectic "Move" show
Strong Auditorium was filled nearly to capacity this past Friday as students and parents flocked to see Ballet Performance Group's spring showcase, entitled "Move."What is immediately obvious watching BPG is that the emphasis is on the performance, not just the ballet. It's not, apparently, all-pink tutus and "Swan Lake," as the first number immediately proved. […]
Don't blame fairy tales for your emotional issues
I don't like to repeat myself. I also don't like to repeat others. Luckily for you, it's the written word, so you can read it as many times as you want. Which is good, dear reader, because I'm not interested in saying anything twice. (In the words of Mitch Hedberg, we call this introduction "attitude.")So […]
Letters to the Editor
Although I am neither a fan of the University's frequently sub-par policies, nor of the City of Rochester itself, I found Karissa Page's attack on the University's campaign encouraging students to live off campus to be grossly inaccurate and unfair. Her objections seem to reflect much more her own poor decision making and priorities than […]
UR Screwed
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Waste of Space: Lost in Translation
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Celibacy Now
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"Great" Moments in CINEMA
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When it comes to econ, Peoplenomics is golden
A few months ago, I remember seeing a collage of images that put a picture of a broken iPod together with the iconic photo of the young Kent State student kneeling over a dead protester. Though I mentally derided it, immediately identifying it as hippie propaganda, part of me smiled inside. The poster coincided well […]
Airlines needlessly insulted
When I was younger, I generally enjoyed flying around the country - going to Denver or Boston or Virginia, getting a nice comfy chair (given I was three feet tall, so there was much more room) and enjoying the delicious sandwiches that came with the long flight.Then, the First Great Travesty occurred: the sandwiches stopped […]
