No class, a night of laughs
By: Annie Sragner, Associate Arts and Life Editor In the midst of exams and stacks of schoolwork, Towson brought students an evening of
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The Gridiron game of Australia
By: Stef Foster, Columnist In my nearly eight months here I have watched and enjoyed a number of popular American sports: basketball, baseball
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Crab cakes, galore
By: Taylor Seidel, Columnist The weather in Baltimore is finally getting warmer, which means there is only one thing on my mind: Crabs.
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From Towson to Broadway
By: Robert Wood, Assistant Arts and Life Editor When Towson alum Andy Karl was in high school, he got caught smoking in the
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A decent biopic
By: Kaitlyn McKay, Columnist In “Foxcatcher,” Mark Schultz (Channing Tatum) and his older brother Dave (Mark Ruffalo) are Olympic gold medalists, who both
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Two One Acts: Solomon & Balkis and Suor Angelica
Towson Department Of Music presents Solomon & Balkis and Suor Angelica, two one act operas that ran this weekend in the Center For
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Towson dances for charity
By: Kristin Helf, Staff Writer Instead of working out at Burdick Hall on Friday afternoon, members of Towson’s Greek life rushed around preparing
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‘D’ is for distinction
By: Stef Foster, Columnist Here’s a brain twister for you. A student has a GPA of 3.5 but her average grade is a
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Big talents fail viewer
By: Kaitlyn McKay, Columnist The plot of “Unbroken” is an incredible true story of survival. Louis Zamperini (Jack O’Connell), an Olympian, survives in
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Another boy band breakup
By: Caitlin Moynihan, Columnist As a self-proclaimed boy band enthusiast, this past week has been a rough one, and we all know what
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