Deaf Sports Hero Highlightd
Monica Horner Staff Reporter WILLIAM “DUMMY” HOY (1862-1961) During Hoy’s baseball career, he played outfield for the major league team, the Cincinnati Reds. Hoy’s career facilitated the creation of the…
2010
Rachel’s Law: Students Advocates for Better Closed Captioning
Monica Horner Staff Reporter This semester, the American Deaf Culture class was assigned a Community Service Learning Project, and sophomore Rachel Hansell saw an opportunity to make a difference in…
Deaf Awareness Month Approaches
American Sign Language and Deaf Studies students and professors have begun preparations for American Deaf Culture and Heritage Awareness Month. Due to Spring Break, McDaniel College will celebrate from Mar….
Deaf People Can Legally Drive Just Like You
Marissa Graff Staff Reporter I thought I would throw out an interesting fact about Deaf culture or ASL: Deaf people can drive just like anyone else. Believe it or not,…
BMore Proud Leadership Summit builds Community Amongst LGBTQIA Students
Hanna Barker Staff Reporter On Feb. 20, hundreds of students from colleges across the Baltimore metro area participated in the first annual BMore Proud LGBTQIA Leadership Summit, located at Towson…
McDaniel Alumna Teaches Students to be Writers
Amber Slater Staff Reporter Mary Kay Nevius-Maurer is a McDaniel graduate who turns high school students into confident writers who, through academic and personal preparation, are ready to transition into…
ChatRoulette Becomes Internet Phenomenon
Hanna Barker Staff Reporter Recently, I’ve become swept into the internet phenomenon of Chatroulette, which was created by Russian 17-year-old Andrey Ternovskiy for his personal entertainment and the entertainment of…
Have you Ever Written a Newspaper Article?
Have you ever written a newspaper article? Well, I hadn’t either until this very moment, and you could turn your life around just like me if you would sign up…
Government Subsidies Help Raise Cost of College Tuition
Ross Smith Contributor How come petty goods like plasma televisions, cell phones and laptops increase in quality and fall in price each year, while a college degree becomes less valuable…
Lost keeps Viewers Hooked for Last Season
Devon McAndrew Staff Reporter Walking through the forest at night is a more dangerous task this season in LOST. Like most LOST fans, I watch the new episode every Tuesday…
If you liked it than you should have put a ring on it
Naomi Raphael Staff Reporter So far in my writing for this column, I’ve touched on many sexual issues. However, safe sex is not something that’s come up. This is an…
Blood Wedding a Bewitchingly Performed Dark Drama
Samantha Lambert Staff Reporter Walking onto the strange and unsettling set of Blood Wedding seemed to be the proverbial hors d’oeuvre before the main course, the dramatic theatrical entrée. Blood…
Freshman Athletes take on Terror Spring Sports
As seniors prepare to leave, we look to new talent Caitlyn Flynn Co-Sports Editor For most of us, spring holds warm weather, spring fling, and saying goodbye to our graduating…
Terror Sports Spotlight: Meet the Green
Kelly Toms Staff Reporter Men’s Lacrosse Matt Mummert is a junior on the lacrosse team has high hopes for the 2010 season. His goals for this season are to return…
Spring Sports Begin New Season Determined
Matthew Bodnar Staff Reporter Women’s Lacrosse The Women’s Lacrosse team opened up their season with a reverberating win over Lycoming by a score of 15-3. This win should serve notice that…
MLB Predictions
Matthew Bodnar Staff Reporter AL East Boston Red Sox- The addition of starting pitcher, John Lackey, gives the Red Sox the most complete and deepest pitching staff that will carry…
Out Pick Nick: Knicks or Nets?
Greg Nolen Nick Brunner In the history of the NBA, there have been a few trades that have resulted in championships. In 2006, the Miami Heat traded for star center…
Cost of ‘Snowmageddon’ still Unknown
Kim Williams Features Editor For many, snow evokes childhood memories of days off of school, snow ball fights, and hot cocoa. But this February storm, called “Snowmageddon” by President Obama,…
Humans v. Zombies: Club Trains for Zombie Apocalypse
Hanna Barker Staff Reporter The Humans v. Zombies Club is taking on the responsibility to train students for the zombie apocalypse. The club president and vice president are freshmen Torin…
Cheese Club Hosts Ball
Megan Hildebrand Staff Reporter This isn’t your typical cheesy dance! The Cheese Club had their first Cheese Ball on Thursday, Feb. 18. The Cheese Club is the first and only…