Month: October 2021

Men's Cross Country, Men's Track & Field, Sports

Mike Hennelly Named MAAC Runner of the Week 

by Kyla Guilfoil, Asst. News Editor Senior Mike Hennelly was named MAAC Runner of the Week following a third-place finish at the Metropolitan Cross Country Championships hosted in Van Cortlandt Park. Hennelly, an accounting major from Suffern, NY, comes from a family of runners. As a member of Manhattan College’s Men’s Cross Country, Indoor Track and Outdoor Track teams, he is headed to the MAAC … Continue reading Mike Hennelly Named MAAC Runner of the Week 

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Soccer, Sports

Manhattan Puts an End to Losing Streak with Win Against Canisius

by Caroline McCarthy & Victor Franco, Sports Editor & Staff Writer Manhattan College rallied to end their four-game losing streak with a 3-1 win against Canisius on Wednesday.  With an almost complete starting roster turnover, the Jaspers have described this season as a time to focus on rebuilding the program. Returning Manhattan players faced the obstacle of playing with three entirely different teams in a … Continue reading Manhattan Puts an End to Losing Streak with Win Against Canisius

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Sports

Kaitlyn Hogan’s Tragedy to Triumph

by Christina Katsamouri, Contributor Kaitlyn Hogan was sitting in class at Monroe Woodbury High School when she received a text from her upcoming soccer coach at Loyola University. It read, “We need to talk.”  “I said to myself, ‘This isn’t good’,” Hogan said.  Hogan soon found out the school was rescinding the athletic scholarship offer she had earned with no explanation, just months before she … Continue reading Kaitlyn Hogan’s Tragedy to Triumph

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Arts & Entertainment, The Book Nook

The Lady of Mystery: Agatha Christie

by Angelina Persaud, Staff Writer There has been one author who has dominated the mystery novel industry, even posthumously: Agatha Christie.  Christie truly lived up to her mystery novelist status; so much so that her own life contained multiple instances of betrayal, heartbreak and her own mysterious vanishing in 1926.  Christie was born in Torquay, United Kingdom in 1890. Her mother was a proponent in … Continue reading The Lady of Mystery: Agatha Christie

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Arts & Entertainment, Jasper Jams

Jasper Jams: Songs To Help You
Survive the Tumultuous Weather

by Karen Flores, Staff Writer As the weather changes, we all try to avoid getting sick, whether it is mentally or physically. The fluctuations between summer and winter make it hard to pick outfits, hairstyles and even which drink to get at Starbucks. Some people look to stay inside and just relax while others want to experience some excitement.  I find I need a bit … Continue reading Jasper Jams: Songs To Help You
Survive the Tumultuous Weather

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alumni profile, Features

The Sky’s the Limit for Manhattan College Alum, Working for SUMMIT One Vanderbilt

By, Madalyn Johnson & Lauren Raziano, Web Editor &Social Media Editor SUMMIT One Vanderbilt is the new hyperdynamic day and night art and observation deck over the New York City landscape. The supertall skyscraper located in midtown Manhattan opened Thursday, October 21, and already has first time attendees raving about the experience as a sky-high thrill that will blow you away.  Maddy Berry, who graduated … Continue reading The Sky’s the Limit for Manhattan College Alum, Working for SUMMIT One Vanderbilt

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Features

MC Counseling Center Is Forming A Grief Support Group

By, Kelly Cwik, Asst. A&E Editor The Manhattan College Counseling Center is in the process of forming a grief support group for students who are grieving the loss of a loved one. Grief support groups are a way for individuals who have experienced a loss to have a place to discuss with others who have had similar experiences. Grief can be isolating, so a group … Continue reading MC Counseling Center Is Forming A Grief Support Group

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Happy 3rd Birthday to the LWGRC

By, Karen Flores, Staff Writer On Tuesday, Oct. 19, the Lasallian Women and Gender Resource Center celebrated its third birthday since its founding in 2018. The LWGRC, located in Kelly Commons Room 3C, is a safe place to talk about topics ranging from sexuality, careers, identity, body positivity as well as sexual assault, harassment and reproductive justice. This student-led community strives to promote feminism and … Continue reading Happy 3rd Birthday to the LWGRC

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