BY THORN DANIELS Staff Writer As students rushed to prepare for the annual 24 Hour Theater Project on September 20, Professor Adam Simpson declared the scene organized chaos; with most members of the cast spread throughout the Count and Countess de Hoernle International Center trying to remember their lines or going over their scenes. The 24…
Month: September 2014
Mariana Cisneros: A True Love
BY ZENAS JONES Staff Writer Mariana Cisneros hails from Costa Rica and is a sophomore music student here at Lynn. Her first experience with music was when she was in elementary school. At nine years old she played percussion in her school band. Though it was not the most formal start to her musical career,…
Apple’s Digital Watch Market
BY BRIAN MARTIN Staff Writer With the rise of digital watches in the market today, Apple wants to catch up on the buzz that has been started by companies such as the likes of Samsung. Apple’s latest product, the Apple Watch, is the company’s first foray into the digital watch business. Alongside revealing the two…
Boomers vs XBK Zone: Your Pick
BY DANIELA AVA Staff Writer Boomers and X-treme Bowling and Karting (XBK) Zone, located in Boca Raton and Ft. Lauderdale respectively, are entertainment centers suitable for family friendly fun any day of the week. Boomers and XBK Zone are both game centers jam-packed with fun indoor and outdoor activities. XBK Zone offers go-karting, bowling, laser…
Nothing Suits Him Like a New Suit
BY PERRY HIRSCH Staff Writer Kevin Murray is a sophomore at Lynn with an eccentric style, even when in business attire. As a serious dancer, Murray’s wardrobe is generally urban/hip-hop oriented. He draws his daily inspiration from a famous dance duo, Les Twins, who typically call on extravagant high top sneakers and brightly colored shirts to…
Box Office Smashes of Summer
BY BRIAN MARTIN Staff Writer As summer has concluded, the summer blockbusters have also come to a close boasting big box office numbers. A rebooted franchise that conquered this summer was “Dawn of the Planet of the Apes,” a follow-up to the 2011 smash hit “Rise of the Planet of the Apes.” Set 10 years after…
The Race for Governor Begins
BY NICOLE MOLINA Staff Writer Republican Governor Rick Scott is a few points ahead of Democratic contender, Charlie Crist, in the gubernatorial race set for November. Polls determined that Floridians favor Scott over Crist to keep working hard for the Sunshine State. The poll was conducted from Aug. 27 to Aug. 31, asking 814 voters…
There’s Something About Nick
BY KEVIN STUDER Editor-in-Chief Since breaking away from the Jonas Brothers and going solo, Nick Jonas has been proving that he is a force to be reckoned with. Just a few years ago, the Jonas Brothers, the hottest boy band around, were tearing up the charts and making young girls everywhere scream. Thanks in part to…
A View for a Fresh Millennium
BY CLAIRSSA MYATT Staff Writer Tyne Potgieter, a South African native, is working hard for the impending arrival of the Millennium Campus Network here at Lynn. The Millennium Campus Network is an organization striving to better the world by helping complete one United Nation development goal at a time. Unifying students worldwide from all different…
European Tensions Escalate
By Ivan Zhykhariev Staff Writer As the Berlin Wall fell on Nov. 9, 1989, the indications of the Cold War’s last days were witnessed by the world. The Soviet leaders were composed when addressing the issues of disintegration. However, people no longer feared the mighty state coming after them. From Jan. 19, 1990 to Dec….