Monthly Archives: November 2011

New Suffolk poll confirms Romney’s lead in New Hampshire

November 22, 2011 no comments

A new Suffolk poll released last night about the New Hampshire GOP Primary confirmed Mitt Romney’s status as the party’s front-runner. If the election were held today, Romney would win handily with 4...

Berlusconi ousted as Prime Minister of Italy

November 16, 2011 no comments

On Friday, Nov. 12 embattled Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi  submitted his resignation to the president of Italy, Giorgio Napolitano and became a caretaker prime minister in the interim. Th...

Elections underway as Libya attempts to rebuild itself

November 16, 2011 no comments

After an eight-month civil war, Libya may be ready for elections. Prime Minister Mahmud Jibril has currently made plans for establishing a panel to oversee the writing of a new constitution, which wo...

Take the trip, now in 3D

November 16, 2011 no comments

Cody F. Pepin Journal Staff Once again, Harold and Kumar cross the line of decency and sobriety in the hilarious 3-D Christmas-themed third installment of the series, A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Ch...

Will it be happily ever after?

November 16, 2011 no comments

One of ABC’s latest television shows, Once Upon A Time, takes all of the best known fairy tale classics and transforms them into a new story, fraught with mystery and complex back stories which have ...

Filmmaker visits Suffolk, shows local film

November 16, 2011 no comments

Last Tuesday, filmmaker Laura Colella visited Suffolk to show her first film Tax Day, released in 1998. Like all of Colella’s films, the setting is regional to Providence, R.I., and the film as a who...

After ‘Glow’

November 16, 2011 no comments

Mindless movement filled the House of Blues on Landsdowne Street Monday night when DayGlow, America’s largest paint party, threw a private show. Host Emir Duru set the standard of hype, jumping aroun...

Violence over-saturated in gaming world

November 16, 2011 no comments

Brian Holak Journal Staff Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 exploded onto the market last week, selling 6.5 million copies within the first 24 hours of its release. War-oriented video games like this, i...

Suffolk prof. occupies word

November 16, 2011 1 comment

Caitlin Lezell Journal Staff Some at Occupy Boston have begun to focus more on the arts, from last week’s pop-up art show to a new series of poetry readings aptly called OccuPoetry, which Suffo...

Professor’s email draws criticism

November 16, 2011 2 comments

Nicole Espinosa Angela Bray Journal Staff A controversial email sent from Suffolk Law School professor Michael Avery to colleagues criticizing a care package drive for soldiers in Iraq has made its w...

Staff Editorial 11.16.2011

November 16, 2011 6 comments

The important thing to note about the past few days since Suffolk Law professor Michael Avery’s comments criticized U.S. troops and the Suffolk GOP care package drive is that this came from a citizen...

Hockey teams falls in Pepperidge Farms Classic

November 16, 2011 no comments

Jeremy Hayes Journal Staff Junior forward Andrew Flynn skates during a recent game. The Rams have started off the season 2-2. After a 2-0 start and winning the Becker Ice Breaker, the Suffolk Univers...