Month: March 2020

Sports

Former High School Athletes At MC Tell Their Stories

by Caroline McCarthy & Jessica McKenzie, Asst. Sports Editor & Assistant Features Editor  Manhattan College places a particular emphasis on the presence of athletic teams, but how do former high school athletes attending the college adjust to life without sports? Being part of a team in high school dictates a student’s so- cial life and schedule, but this all changes dramatically when a student comes to … Continue reading Former High School Athletes At MC Tell Their Stories

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Sports

Manhattan Fails to Deliver Against Fairfield on Senior Night: MBB: FAIRFIELD:66 MANHATTAN: 50

by Whit Anderson, Staff Writer Friday night was a special moment for seniors Jesse Boyce and Tyler Reynolds. They were honored for all their years of dedication and service to the Manhattan (12-17, 8-12 MAAC) basketball team. Along with their families, they received wholehearted cheers and farewells from the Jasper crowd in what was their final game at Draddy Gymnasium. However, this would be the … Continue reading Manhattan Fails to Deliver Against Fairfield on Senior Night: MBB: FAIRFIELD:66 MANHATTAN: 50

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Sports, Women's Swimming

Women’s Swimming & Diving Breaks 400 Freestyle Record at MAAC Championship

by Kelly Kennedy & Nicole Fitzsimmons, Asst. Production Editor & Asst. News Editor The Manhattan College Women’s Swimming and Diving team has a lot to be proud of after their performance at the 2020 MAAC Championship. The women came home from Buffalo, New York with a new record in 400 freestyle relay. According to GoJaspers. com, the 400 freestyle relay team of freshman Mackenzie Tuttle, … Continue reading Women’s Swimming & Diving Breaks 400 Freestyle Record at MAAC Championship

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Previewing the Manhattan Jaspers Ahead of the MAAC Tournament

by Pete Janny and Caroline McCarthy, Sports Editor & Asst. Sports Editor The Manhattan women’s and men’s basketball teams will travel to Atlantic City this week to compete in the 2020 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Basketball tournament. The tournament runs from Mar. 10-14 and all games will be played at Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall. “I love the fact that it’s in Atlantic City,” said senior … Continue reading Previewing the Manhattan Jaspers Ahead of the MAAC Tournament

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Draddy Ballers Find Friendship On The Courts

by Gabriella DePinho, Editor-in-Chief When Jasper Nation is not packing Draddy to support the men’s or women’s basketball team, it does not mean the courts are empty. There might be intramural teams playing, an athletic team practicing, or possibly Jaspers just taking advantage of the space for a workout. However, most nights, when the courts are free from the Division I teams, the Draddy pickup … Continue reading Draddy Ballers Find Friendship On The Courts

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Features

A Locke’s Survival Guide

by Katie Heneghan & Madalyn Johnson, Web Editors  Passing the midterm mark of the spring semester, students are still adjusting to their daily ritual of coming into Lockes, whether it’s to grab a quick bite before class or to join friends for a family-style dinner. But sometimes, Locke’s meal options for the day aren’t always up to par. Utilizing the ingredients and utensils Lockes provides in the … Continue reading A Locke’s Survival Guide

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Features

Real Estate Club Offers Opportunities and Experiences for Business Students

by Gillian Puma, Senior Writer  The O’Malley School of Business Offers a variety of clubs for business students. Clubs such as the entrepreneurship club and the investment club give students the opportunities to learn more about how the business world works, while not being limited to just business students. This semester, the O’Malley School of Business has introduced a new club to educate students on real … Continue reading Real Estate Club Offers Opportunities and Experiences for Business Students

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Features, Voices on the Quad

The NYC Experience from the Eyes of Non-Natives

by Kelly Kennedy & Lilliana Bifferato, Asst. Production Editor & Contributor  Angela Gallegos Los Angeles, California Freshman How long have you been living in New York City now? “I’ve been here since last semester, so August 2019 until now.”   What was the biggest shock to you when coming to New York City? “It is a lot more crowded and when people push you they don’t … Continue reading The NYC Experience from the Eyes of Non-Natives

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