Despite its notoriety for being the home of snow storms, small towns and isolation from the rest of the United States, Bradley’s latest play almost made me want to move to Maine. “Almost, Maine” is a romantic comedy centered on a variety of characters, performed…
Posts published in November 2011
With its back against the wall, the Bradley volleyball team won both of its games and still has an opportunity to make the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament. The Braves beat Creighton in five sets Saturday, and Drake in three straight sets Friday. Bradley’s win against…
Nothing brings a slew of good deeds like Thanksgiving, but since food kitchens tend to be overrun this time of year, there are other ways to do good that often go overlooked. As college students, we are typically broke, and the canned food in our…
Senior Rachelle Dejean made Bradley history with 12 digs, moving her into first place all-time with 1,361 digs on Friday, in a three-set loss to No. 12 Northern Iowa. “We have had so many up-and-downs for the past four years, it’s great,” said Chantal Dejean,…
Why doesn’t Bradley have a football team? What’s up with ForeWarn? Why can’t we change our mascot to the Bradley Gargoyles? These questions and more were addressed at Student Senate’s annual Speak Up event in the Student Center Ballroom last Thursday night. There were a…
Condoms will be available to students on campus free of charge beginning next semester. The President’s Cabinet voted to support and implement the health resolution Student Senate passed last month proposing that condoms become more accessible to Bradley students. “We as Student Senate are excited…
The Bradley men’s basketball team finished the preseason portion of its schedule with an 81-71 victory over the College of Wooster Tuesday night at Carver Arena. The backcourt duo of junior Dyricus Simms-Edwards and sophomore Walt Lemon Jr. combined for 36 points and 13 rebounds.…
As the weather is getting colder, the Bradley cross country teams are heating up. The women’s team took third place in the State Farm Missouri Valley Conference Cross Country Championships Sunday. It was the women’s best finish in the MVC Championships since taking third in…
Let’s make no mistake about it, Brett Ratner earned his membership in the Smiling Douchebag Hall of Fame years ago. His movies are big, loud messes of awkward race jokes and poorly handled action sequences. His “Rush Hour” trilogy is little more than a collection…
There are still plans for a second Main Street Commons apartment building to be constructed, but the chance of it becoming a feasible housing option for students by next year is slim, general manager Greg Colwell said. “We’re focused on what we have right now,”…