Photo by Giancarlo Sepulveda An installation by Japanese-born and internationally recognized artist CHiKA and an exhibit of various works by photographer and sculptor Ned Smyth opened on Wednesday in the Pascal and Kresge galleries, respectively. CHiKA, known for her interactive visual art, presented SEI06, an unusual geometric shape pulsing with LED […]
Author: BRIAN ROCHA
Search Engine Threatens Security of Personal Devices
Shodan.io, an online search engine designed to reveal the location of internet-connected devices, has drawn criticism from many who cite security concerns. According to Forbes magazine – which described Shodan as “the terrifying search engine that finds internet-connected cameras, traffic lights, medical devices, baby monitors and power plants” – the […]
Students Compete for Cash at Dash for Dollars Event
Photo by Nicole Williams On Friday, the College Programming Board hosted the game show “Dash for Dollars” in Friends Hall. The event was hosted by Kyle Kincaid, who said he travels to schools and other venues across the nation to play “the game show of fast cash and easy money.” […]
When the Dust Settles, ‘Jane Got A Gun’ Misses Mark
Photo Courtesy of Georges Biard, Wikipedia Hot on the heels of Quentin Tarantino’s “The Hateful Eight” and Alejandro Iñárritu’s “The Revenant” is “Jane Got a Gun,” the third major Western film to come out of Hollywood in as many months. Helmed by relatively low-profile director Gavin O’Connor, “Jane” features several […]
American Idol Winner Lee DeWyze Impresses at TNL
Photo by Carlie Viemann Lee DeWyze, winner of the ninth season of iconic television show American Idol, performed on campus last Tuesday night as part of the College Programming Board’s Tuesday Night Live series. The show opened with a performance by vocalist Anna Rose, who sung while accompanied by Adam Stoler […]
Strong Performances Keep ‘Finest Hours’ Afloat
Photo Courtesy of Howard Ketter, Wikipedia “The Finest Hours” depicts the true story of four brave Coast Guard members who rescued 32 crewmen of a destroyed oil tanker during a blizzard in 1952. Craig Gillespie directed the film while the screenplay was written by Scott Silver, Paul Tamasy and Eric […]
Supermarket Swag Given out at CPB’s Grocery Bingo
Photo by Tom Mannion Last Thursday, the College Programming Board hosted a Grocery Bingo Night in Friends Hall. Roughly 60 people attended the event for the chance to win free food, dorm supplies or a $100 ShopRite gift card. Pop music filled the hall throughout the night, as groups of friends […]
Tips for Planning a Successful Trip Over Break
College is a memorable time in your life where you can meet new people, study and expand your cultural horizon. Students normally spend a lot of time in the library, which doesn't leave too much time for fun; every now and then college students need an escape from their everyday […]
Tuesday Night Live Features Comedian Gibran Saleem
Photo by Pauline Park On Tuesday, the College Programing Board (CPB) hosted another event in their Tuesday Night Live series, this time featuring the comedic talent of Gibran Saleem. Before he went on stage, however, a few opening acts performed to warm up the audience. The first of these two […]
Spin-off Touches Gloves with Original
Photo courtesy of Gage Skidmore, Wikipedia A throwback to the original “Rocky” conceived by Sylvester Stallone way back in 1976, “Creed” hits similar notes in terms of characters, story and style, but wisely finds its own path. “Creed” is the second collaboration between writer/director Ryan Coogler and Michael B. Jordan; […]