Zachary Garmoe for TRW Imagine a stereotypical haunted sorority house in 1995. Girls are drunkenly swaying to TLC’s “Waterfall” while a sister, who is unaware of her own pregnancy, gives birth in...
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UMBC’s 4-year graduation rate sits at 34 percent, where the national rate sits at 59 percent. Possibly because of our heavy focus on the sciences and research, the majority of students at UMBC...
November 9, 2015
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Patrick Alejandro for TRW The Lambda Phi chapter of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, along with the National Society of Black Engineers, hosted a karaoke night last Tuesday in...
November 9, 2015
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This week, Richard Elliott chats with a representative from women’s club lacrosse. How did you come across the club lacrosse team? During Involvement Fest, I was walking and I saw the club...
November 9, 2015
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Jennifer Shipman for TRW UMBC women’s volleyball hosted University of Massachusetts Lowell on Sunday, Nov. 1 in the RAC. The Retrievers entered their November campaign on the heel of a two-game...
November 9, 2015
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Despite an appearance in the America East quarterfinals last season, not much is expected out of the Retrievers men’s basketball team. Unfortunately, the Retrievers have earned these low...
November 9, 2015
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(Zachary Garmoe for TRW) Solemn. Glum. Lost. These adjectives depict the most accurate painting of the mood of the members of the UMBC tennis program at a support rally on Wednesday. The rally...
November 9, 2015
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Courtesy of Sony Pictures “Spectre” isn’t really a great movie, neither in general terms nor in terms of James Bond movies. Well, especially not in terms of James Bond movies. It’s a pretty...
November 9, 2015
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It’s hard to imagine the world after a nuclear fallout as anything except barren and desolate. Perhaps this is part of what makes Bethesda’s “Fallout” series so popular: instead of a broken...
November 9, 2015
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Jennifer Shipman for TRW How do you live a life that’s good for you? A lecture last Thursday in the Albin O. Kuhn Library Gallery began with this centuries-old question of Socrates. As a part of...
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