The Beatles’ Fireman: Paul McCartney
Brent Lowe Staff Reporter Paul McCartney’s new CD, “Electric Arguments” combines the ex-Beatles’ classic style with more instrument heavy pieces that gives it an all new sound without losing that…
The Beatles’ Fireman: Paul McCartney
McDaniel Horoscopes
Not-So-Astrologically-Inspired Horoscopes Jen Noel and Kris Breeden Staff Reporters Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): He’s just not that into you? Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): You are a dear soul. You put…
From Life of the Party to Barely Clinging to Life
Joey Steinberg Staff Reporter It’s a Saturday night and you decide you are going to go to a party. The drinks are free so you try to get as much…
Academy Awards: Best Picture Round-Up 2008
Katelynn McGinley Staff Reporter The Academy Awards are just around the corner, in case you’ve forgotten that Brad Pitt has actually been doing things with his life other than raising…
Can't Go Abroad? On Campus Jan Term Worthwhile, Too
Andrew Velnoskey Staff Reporter Jan Term is a special time at McDaniel College. It allows students to explore things outside what regular semester classes teach. This year, the school offered…
Obama’s First Presidential Moves Cause Bipartisan Controversies
Angela Baldwin Staff Reporter President Barack Obama’s Inauguration was a historical moment in history that I was glad to have witnessed. I’ll admit I was curious to see what he…
McCribs: The Best and Worst of Dorm Life
Nick Brunner Staff Reporter For years, hearing Blanche Ward Hall called at the annual housing lottery sent shivers down the spines of students. The thought alone brought to mind images…
Basketball Women Press Ahead in Playoffs
Chris Ferrick-Manley Staff Reporter The Green Terror Women’s basketball team (13-10, 11-6 in Centennial Conference play) will extend their conference leading streak of playoff appearances to eight with a win…
Men’s BasketBall is ‘Ready to Go’ for Playoffs
Ryan Chell Staff Reporter This year’s McDaniel men’s basketball team has had the marks of a great season on the hardwood, as evidenced by several milestones in the program’s history,…
Winter Sports Wrap-UP
Laura Hutton Co-Editor in Chief Men’s Basketball Senior Chad Arrington “This season has been nothing short than historic. Many people assume last year was a fluke so we came on…
Ex-Editor v. Guru
Of the major names in the ‘steroid era’, who has the best chance of making the hall of fame? The Ex: Despite what has gone on in Capitol Hill, ESPN,…
On the NFL…How Super was this Year's Bowl?
Garrett ‘guru’ Eagan Sports Editor On paper, this year’s Super Bowl seemed to be a let-down waiting to happen. Sixty minutes later, Super Bowl XLIII was hailed as one of…
String of Thefts hits McDaniel Bookstore
Christina Hinkle and Jen Noel Features Editor and Staff Reporter What initially seemed like a random theft from the college bookstore on January 28, 2009, is now connected to a…
Pour House closes its doors
Casey Crough Staff Reporter Patrons of the Pour House walked up to their familiar counter to find an unfamiliar sign that read: “We are very sorry to inform you that…
Junior invites clubs to join the McDaniel justice league
Juliann Guiffre Co-News Editor Upon returning from abroad last spring, junior Claire Turpel sent out nine emails to presidents of eight student clubs, asking each to join her in forming…
Lighter Side of the Campus Safety Blotter
Jen Noel Staff Reporter As another semester is coming to a close here on the Hill, so too does the curtain fall on this year’s installment of the Lighter Side….
First snowflakes bring freezing temps to campus
Danielle Azoulay Staff Reporter The first snowflakes of winter thrilled students, putting smiles on the faces of many who are currently stressed over end of the semester projects and exams….
McDaniel's graduate program more than doubles undergrad
Kris Breeden Staff Reporter McDaniel College’s burgeoning graduate program has an enrollment that tops undergraduate enrollment ? a little known fact among undergraduates. McDaniel actually offers 16 different programs of…
Journalism students visit newseum in D.C.
Roxanne Fleischer Co-News Editor On Thursday November 20, as the bus pulled in front of a museum in Washington, D.C., 36 journalism students could see the first amendment etched into…
Bachelors Win Examiner's Tailgate of the Week Award
Kate Delenick Co-Editor in Chief Who knew a role of duct tape, a 10×20 ft. tarp, and a PVC pipe would amount to the Baltimore Examiner’s Tailgate of the Week…