The Retrievers scored ten goals in each half as they handed the Jaspers their sixth loss of the season. Bria Phillips and Emily Coady were phenomenal as the both had five goals a piece in the win. In addition to Phillips and Coady performance six other Retrievers scored as least one goal. Even though the…
Filed under: Opinion | Comments (0)Ryan McCarthy Contributing Writer The UMBC baseball team won its first victory of the year when they defeated Long Island 10-5 in Auburndale, Florida. Leading the dogs to victory with a grand slam was junior Bryan Russo. Also, senior Andrew Germuth pitched for six solid innings. During the bottom of the fourth inning, sophomore Michael…
Filed under: Opinion | Comments (0)Two words could sum up the scene at UMBC on Friday afternoon around twelve o’clock: mass exodus. UMBC, a school known for being on of the last schools to close due to inclement weather, did so Friday when they closed campus at 1:00 p.m. Hundreds of students fled UMBC as snowflakes fell from the sky…
Filed under: Opinion | Comments (1)By Nayana Davis Staff Writer On Friday, November 6, Mama’s Boys President, Raif Karerat, welcomed a packed lecture hall of UMBC students and guests from neighboring universities to the sixth annual “Festivus Acappellius” fall concert. Raif, also serving as the Master of Ceremonies, proceeded to introduce the opening act, UMBC’s female acapella group, the Stilettos. …
Filed under: Opinion | Comments (3)In an issue that hits newsstands this Friday, Time Magazine names Dr. Freeman Hrabowski one of the Ten Best College Presidents in the U.S. President Hrabowski stated, “This recognition reflects the campus’s success and the high quality of the academic experience here.” He added, “It’s an honor for each of us to be a member…
Filed under: Opinion | Comments (8)By Derek Roper Staff Writer Switchfoot showed us “Stars” and that we were “Meant to Live,” and then dropped out of orbit. These singles from their two albums, The Beautiful Letdown and Nothing Is Sound, were appropriately played ad-nauseum on the radio. But the band hasn’t really gone anywhere (have they?). Sure, they had those two albums (the…
Filed under: Opinion | Comments (0)Normally, we print the solutions to the previous week’s crossword and sudoku puzzles in the print edition of The Retriever Weekly. We mistakenly printed the current week’s answers in Issue 3. The answers to the crossword and sudoku puzzles from Volume 44, Issue 2 are available after the jump. Would you be interested in getting…
Filed under: Opinion | Comments (1)The UMBC Review, the campus journal for undergraduate research, has extended its deadline for submissions to Monday, September 21. The journal is peer-reviewed and seeks student research from all disciplines to be published in its 2010 edition. If you have completed research in the past or even just written a good academic paper, visit the…
Filed under: Opinion | Comments (0)Many did not know that our own former Director of Facilities Management, Richard Butler, was battling cancer. Butler’s death last week was the second death this summer to reach the UMBC community, the first being the passing of Juliana Schamp on August 3. Butler began work at UMBC in 1980 as an Associate Director and…
Filed under: Opinion | Comments (0)If we needed another reason for the terrorist we gave them another one this week. KFC is tested in out the double down. The double down is two pieces of bacon with cheese that is sandwiched between two pieces of chicken breast with the chicken serving as the buns. No bread. The sandwich is being…
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