On the Origins of Madness
Foaming from the mouths, masses of people clutch their basketballs and their Faygo Red Pop while forming so called “brackets.” Every March, and even in some Aprils, madness grips the[...]
Author: Daniel Cashmar
My Night with Edward Cullen
It was a cold, dark, mid-November night when I went to see the midnight opening of the last Twilight movie. I had never seen the prior movies but seeing as[...]
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Some Things to Consider Before Voting
Every election the keyword seems to be “jobs” and the most polarizing issue among Americans is abortion. The War on Terror, the economy, health care, the War on Drugs…these are[...]
My Night With Wizard Khalifa
Wizard Khalifa had just finished his set at Stony Brook and I waited in his van for him to arrive so I could interview him. He entered the van and[...]
Mass Effect 3: Renegade Edition
BioWare had a job and they did it. People enjoyed the first two Mass Effect games and then assumed BioWare had forgotten they’re supposed to still make good games while[...]
Springtime
Seasons’ newest album, Spring, is here and Stony Brook students are digging it more than Rick Santorum is digging his own political grave. If this is your first time learning[...]
Book Review
Recently, I had the chance to experience something known as a book. A book is a bunch of paper with dried ink glued together onto a board. They leave some[...]
FOOOOOOOTBAAAAAAAAAAALLLLL HURRRRGGGGHHH
I know what you must be thinking, “Is the Super Bowl just a very large bowl?” No, it is not. Many are excited to watch this Super Bowl, the finale[...]
Quite Possibly The Best Video Game Ever Made
Nothing beats the rush of skiing down a treacherous slope. The stiff, yet satisfying, wind that taste of victory – the trees providing precious oxygen and possible negative points – the dogs. Snowboarding is out this season because it’s time to SKIFREE