Peace, Understanding, Galifinakis
Derek Anderson Journal Staff “What I would do to just be you for a day?” Bobby remarks to Craig. “I’d just live.”
Daily Archives: October 13, 2010
NBC offers fall comedy
Jenn Orr Journal Staff Ladies and gentlemen, start your televisions! Turn on, tune in, and watch out; for the Thursday night NBC fall schedule is upon us. We have reached a point in time where there ...
Stevens’ ADZ returns glory
Kendra Samuel Journal Staff The release of ‘All Delighted People’ (2010, Asthmatic Kitty)last month was a big event the realm of Sufjan Stevens, as his last release featured orchestra only, and befor...
Boston Goes Bananas for the Gorillaz
Dan McCarthy Journal Contributor The hip was hopping, and the band was show-stopping. The roof was raised, and the crowd was amazed. The fans were getting krunk while the walls oozed with funk. Bo...
Boston counter-couture
Shendi Katro Journal Contributor Boston’s 15th Annual Fashion Week gave designers, photographers, makeup artists, and hair stylists the chance to display the new “it” wardrobe for the autumn se...
He’s a real ‘Nowhere Boy’
Ethan Long Journal Staff While tens of thousands flocked to Central Park this weekend to celebrate the 70th birthday of the late, ex-Beatle John Lennon, select theaters across the country screened a ...
U.N. fails to protect women of Congo
Lexis Galloway Journal Staff There is a new weapon of terror for the people of war in the Democratic Republic of Congo: Rape. Like many stories of war we hear year after year – many less shocki...
Displaced Haitians twice removed
Sarina Tracy Journal Staff There is a stalemate in Haiti and the antagonists are ready to make the next move. After the 7.0- magnitude earthquake of January 2010, millions of people lost their homes,...
Rick Sanchez gets the boot from CNN
Jason Kenosky Journal Staff On Oct. 1, cable news anchor Rick Sanchez was fired from CNN after making bigoted remarks toward Jon Stewart – and the media as a whole – on the satellite radi...
World Briefs Oct. 13, 2010
Asia KABUL, Afghanistan- A cargo plane carrying eight passengers crashed into mountains east of Kabul, Afghanistan’s capital, on Tuesday. The plane, contracted by a U.S.-based company, was flying fro...
Staff Editorial Oct. 13, 2010
October is LGBTQ Pride Month, so we at the Journal are extremely confused as to why such negative news has been affecting the gay community lately. This is supposed to be a month of celebrating diver...
No fair trials for the Cuban Five
Harry Lam Journal Staff In June 1998, Cuban government officials held a meeting with the FBI concerning terrorist plots against Cuba that were being organized by Cuban-exiled terrorist groups in Miam...