Archive for: February 2008

By Adam Distler
A&E Editor

Usually I’m not the Broadway type, but for Mel Brook’s musical adaptation of Young Frankenstein, I would definitely make an exception. Being raised on this movie, (my parents force fed me), I was a bit skeptical about …

At the Metropolitan Museum of Art
January 08, 2008 to April 13, 2008
By Evonne Fitzgerald

In what is a small but extraordinary showing of 16th and 17th century landscape paintings, the Metropolitan has again compiled an exhibit that boggles the mind in …

By Adam Distler
Senior Writer

Winter is supposed to be cold, mild, and snowy, yeah right. The winters we know sway between random spring-like warmth and freezing cold. We’ll help you dress for the Global Weirding.

We’re well into the winter weeks, but …

By Nina HumphreySenior WriterWith the crazy global-weirding weather, who knows if it’s going to be 30 degrees in the morning, 60 in the afternoon, -9 at night. Who knows what to wear day today? Most likely, you will, during the …

On February 24, NYIT lacrosse, ranked #3 in Division II, will begin it’s season against Wingate University. This is a season of high expectation for the Bears, who started last season 9-0 en route to an NCAA tournament berth.

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After hot start, Men’s basketball begins slide
By Nigel Chiwaya
Chronicle Senior Writer

Well, no one ever said it would be easy.
Men’s basketball, the preseason favorite in the East Coast Conference, suffered a horrid three-game losing streak in late January-early Februrary, one …

The next issue of the paper should be hitting the stands next week, if you’re starved for content please head over to our Dispatches blog for more day-to-day news about the school, the city, and this world outside the …