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Op-Eds
Autumn or bust: the story behind Earth’s superior season
You’ve probably had a lot of fresh experience comparing seasons, given that this is Rochester and we’ve had all of them these past few weeks. We’re in an area that knows pretty much the entire repertoire of weather available on Earth, and one that loves to show its range. Hot as hell, cold as Viking […]
Op-Eds
Latino summit offers space to reflect, connect
It’s the fall of my senior year, which means between classes and trips to Starbucks, a bigger question is always on my mind: Where will I be when I grow up? I’ve put on my suit, tweaked my resume, and even started networking with graduate schools and other programs. But among all of my anxiety […]
Ed Observers
No bull about pitbulls
I’m not a big fan of dogs – I guess I have a form of cynophobia – but I respect dog owners and the reason why they have dogs. It’s the bond between an animal and a human that can’t really be compared to the bond between two humans. Be honest, you’re more likely […]
Editorial Boards
Have a PH of 14? No problem.
“Milkshake with them crushed up Oreos!” Swedish cloud rapper Yung Lean spits on the track “OreoMilkshake.” From an outsider’s perspective, Yung Lean might seem like the male counterpart of your basic “basic bitch” – just another kid dousing his problems in sugary beverages, a hopeless product of consumer culture. Basic. Truth is, Yung Lean is […]
Features
Off the field, athletes reach out to community
Since 2004, UR student-athletes have been working to improve the world through involvement in the St. Sebastian Society, a student organization sponsored by the Catholic Newman Community. Composed of student athletes from across all majors, the St. Sebastian Society aims to provide “leadership, spirituality, and community service” beyond the athletic field through involvement in various […]
Features
The best of College Town Express
What’s purple, rectangular, and can take you to a place that has everything you’ll ever want? The College Town Express! The newest addition to the University’s transit system, the College Town Express, was established to provide students with easier access to College Town and Mount Hope Avenue. The College Town Express has seven stops: Rush […]
Sports
Tough times for Sabres fans, but draft prospects offer hope
The 2014-2015 NHL season has been nothing short of embarrassing for the Buffalo Sabres so far. Coming into their game on Thursday, Nov. 13, the team sat at a lowly 3-12-2 record, good enough for last place in the league. The team has been outplayed by the rest of the league in all facets of […]
Sports
Top three MLB Free Agents
This is a wonderful time on the baseball calendar. Until Feb. 14 (when pitchers and catchers report), we get to hear about how this player dropped 20 pounds and this player put on 20 pounds in all the right places and how this guy added a cutter and this guy is recommitting himself to plate […]
Sports
The Sanchize has come
On Monday, November 10, Mark Sanchez threw for over 300 yards and two touchdowns. In 2014. For the Philadelphia Eagles. What? It was an odd sight, and for good reason – Mark Sanchez was the joke of sports for an inordinately long time. We’ll do a quick run-through: the shirtless posing, the head scratching interceptions, […]
Sports
Men’s Soccer to Division III playoffs
After two consecutive wins, the UR Men’s soccer team earned a bid to compete in the NCAA Division III Championship for the third consecutive year. The first win came on Sunday, Nov. 2, at an away match against Carnegie Mellon. In this game, the YellowJackets outscored the Tartans 2-1 in a come-from-behind victory. Coming into […]
