Record Store Day

There is something to it; the smell when you walk inside, the questions that get answered from people that have a passion about the subject you thought inconceivable, the searching through a labyrinth of stacks, thumbing through the hand-written dividers that transport you to another world.

NBA Playoffs: First round in the battle for #18

The Celtics are currently in second place in the Eastern Conference below Cleveland and above Orlando. Based on the upcoming games, there is prevailing confidence that Boston will clinch this spot, giving them home court advantage in the postseason. But the question still remains as to who Boston will face in the first round.

Comic: April 14

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Students rally in Boston: Photos

Students from public schools across the state rallied at the State House in Boston last Wednesday to urge legislatures to make public higher education a priority.

Student charged with attempted murder

UMass Lowell Student Clayton Dawson, 22, allegedly tried to kill another 23-year-old student by running him over with his car during a fight last Thursday afternoon, police said.

Reporting on some observing

Looking for a typical Saturday night comedy movie? This movie ought to be interesting then, although the kids should probably be left at home.

River Hawks go down in three of their last four games

After taking the first two games to the Yellow Jackets in a double header, the River Hawks dropped game three 4-3. For the Jackets, Corey Ketterer (Plymouth, MA) led off the ninth inning with an RBI single rallying a come from behind victory.

A merry opening day to all

After a long winter extended by a rainy day in Boston, Opening Day for the Red Sox took place last Tuesday at Fenway Park. The rain delay may have been a savior for many fans as the game was moved to 4:00 p.m. This gave many fans and students a better chance to watch the game.

“Coriolanus” at the Armory

The set designer for the Actors’ Shakespeare Project’s production of Coriolanus is uncredited, and for good reason. Unlike most Shakespearean plays performed in the Boston area, which make use of elaborate props and scenery, “Coriolanus’” staging is, in a word, minimalist.

Children of Bodom crashes New English Metal Festival

It has been 15 years since the guys from Finnish power metal prodigies first got together. In there decade-and-a-half, the boys of Children of Bodom have showed the world what success really is for a European metal band