October 2021
Dune is finally here, and it’s worth the hype
By Jack McLaughlin Staff Writer “Dune” is the adaptation of the grand sci-fi novel by Frank Herbert. The film follows the plot of the book, which is about the character Paul Atreides, played by Timothée […]
‘What a night, what a crowd!’: The return of ‘The Phantom of the Opera’
By Austin Riffelmacher Staff Writer As the chandelier rose in the Majestic Theater on Oct. 22, people cheered, some stood as “The Phantom of the Opera,” the longest running show in Broadway history, resumed its […]
Metroid Dread – a triumphant redemption
By Sean Cabot Staff Writer “Metroid” should probably be a bigger deal, right? Here’s a series that both revolutionized 2D action-platforming and featured one of the first major examples of a female protagonist in gaming: […]
Poetry Slam a smash hit
By Ryan O’Connell Interim Asst. Arts & Features Editor By Emma Lyons Editorial Staff The English Department recently held an advertised open-mic poetry night at Sandella’s Flatbread Café, Oct. 22. Lisa Eck, chair of the […]
Alvarado and McDonald connect nature and human culture
By Ryan O’Connell Interim Asst. Arts & Features Editor By Emma Lyons Editorial Staff The Arts & Ideas committee presented the Linda Vaden-Goad Authors and Artists Series, featuring Tim McDonald and Beatriz Alvarado on their […]
WDJM open mic night is a fun time
By Emily Rosenberg Arts & Features Editor With students dressed as astronauts, animals, movie characters, and celebrities, WDJM hosted a spooky Open Mic night on Oct. 26 in the Forum. Performances ranged from a small […]
Rams Volleyball wins 3-1 against RIC
By Tyler Wahl Interim Asst. Sports Editor The Framingham State Volleyball team continued their strong close to the season against the Rhode Island College Anchormen in a 3-1 win Oct. 26. The team pulled out […]
