Brew’d Awakening: A Bare Bones but Practical Café
Brew’d Awakening, the new café in the Michael P. O’Brien Athletics and Recreation Center (MPOARC), is a point of some contention for the student body. Is it a wannabe Pub […]
Month: October 2018
Trump Enables the Violence of the Saudi Regime
On Oct. 2, journalist Jamal Khashoggi went into a Saudi Consulate in Turkey and didn’t leave. Originally, the Saudi government stated that it didn’t know what happened to Khashoggi; later, […]
Democrats Should Play Dirty to Take Back the Supreme Court
On Oct. 6 the Senate confirmed Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court in a 50-48 vote, according to CNN. This vote came in the wake of several allegations against Kavanaugh […]
“The Hate U Give” Addresses Police Brutality In America
“The Hate U Give” is a young adult dramatic film that goes in depth on the social issues of racism, classism and socioeconomic status. It premiered in select theaters on […]
Big Mouth Returns for a Hilarious Second Season
The second season of “Big Mouth” premiered on Oct. 5, 2018. The Netflix cartoon provided another round of guilty-pleasure comedy, causing positive chatter throughout social media. “Big Mouth” is a […]
“A Star is Born” Highlights Struggles In Lives of Celebrities
As Bradley Cooper’s directorial debut and Lady Gaga’s first serious film role, “A Star is Born” shines as a reminder that sometimes the simplest tales can be the most effective. […]
Brew’d Awakening: Bon Appetit Opens New Cafe in MPOARC
On Monday, October 15, Bon Appetit held its grand opening of the new cafe in the Michael P. O’Brian Athletics and Recreation Center (MPOARC), Brew’d Awakening. The cafe, which is […]
LQ Fire Alarm Troubles Residents, Employees
It is nearly one in the morning on a Tuesday. Most students are sleeping, quietly studying or winding down after a long day. However, in the Edward T. Lewis Quadrangle […]
TFMS Production Faces Scrutiny Over Casting
The Theater, Film, and Media Studies (TFMS) department’s production of Happy Birthday, Wanda June will open on Wednesday, November 14. The play, written by author Kurt Vonnegut Jr., explores the […]
Office of Public Safety Addresses Staffing Troubles
Posted on behalf of authors Alexandra Utts and Kristina Norgard St. Mary’s College of Maryland’s (SMCM) Student Government Association (SGA) held a student speak out on Sept. 11 in the […]