Relentless setbacks for Japan
Monday marked the one-month anniversary of the 9.0 magnitude Tohoku earthquake and tsunami that ravished the eastern coast of Japan. This earthquake, which triggered extremely destructive tsunami wa...
Daily Archives: April 15, 2011
China posed to reign supreme in science
China is ready to overtake the U.S. in terms of scientific research, possibly by as early as 2013, according to a Royal Society study. The Royal Society, the United Kingdom’s leading national scienc...
Post-revolution crime in Egypt
Now that protesters forced Hosni Mubarak to resign his rule over Egypt, all should be well for the people that got what they protested for. Sadly, this is not the case, and Egypt has now seen relentl...
Italian prime minister in deep water
Rather than Italy being worried about issues in the Middle East and their position on NATO interference in Libya, the whole country seems to be focused on their prime minister. Silvio Berlusconi has ...
A Capella unites voices
The Suffolk Ramifications recently performed at the C. Walsh Theater as part of Suffolk’s annual A Cappella Festival, a night that was marked by song, dance, and the use of voice over instruments. Pr...
David Hoberman returns to Suffolk, talks “Fighter” and new...
It was a night filled with laughs and inspiration, and a show-stealing amphibian named Kermit on Thursday as Hollywood producer David Hoberman returned to Suffolk once again to talk to the community....
Michael Scott to end tenure at Dunder-Mifflin
Television will lose an iconic character on April 28, when Michael Scott (Steve Carell), the painfully awkward yet kind-hearted manager of Dunder Mifflin’s Scranton branch clocks out for the last tim...
Layers: wear less, hear more
As his voice, under heavy reverb, loops “say what it is I want to say” over and over in the seventh track on his latest album, Tomboy, the listener may ask a simple question to Noah Lennox a.k.a. Pan...
Staff Editiorial April 13, 2011
Suffolk is a Boston school through and through and we at the Journal are proud of that. Our campus is in the heart of Downtown Boston and yes, we love that dirty water—just not for drinking. Unfortun...
Life planning
Life is full of trying to figure things out. What classes am I going to take? What do I want to major in? How am I going to prepare myself for the real world? What kind of person do I want to be? Not...
Glenn Beck is not coming back
It truly is a good week for everyone. On April 6, it was announced that Fox News anchor Glenn Beck would be stepping down from his trite television show to pursue other programming on the Fox network...
The age of music videos: Dead or reborn?
I had an epiphany the other night. I was sitting in my bed, flipping through the channels on television (because I have that kind of time) and came to the conclusion that something was missing: Music...