• The World of Exercise Outside of “The Gym”

    Lydia Libby     With the holiday season coming up in just a few short weeks, most students are thrilled about all the food they will eat. All of that holiday food usually means the dreaded New Year’s resolution: going to the gym. We all know going to the gym can sometimes be uncomfortable, and is… Read more

  • The Arts in a New Semester

    Ryan Shaffer   With our school’s vast selection of elective courses it can be a challenge to decide on a schedule. Registration for spring classes is about to begin, and I want to invite those of you who have not yet experienced them to consider joining one of the fine arts classes being offered. There… Read more

  • Domestic Abuse Survivors

    Jessica Spoto   Domestic abuse survivors are the most brave, bold, and amazing people out there. Domestic abuse is terribly difficult to go through, and the aftermath can result in damage to the survivor. Whether the wounds caused by the abuse are PTSD, anxiety, or depression, it can really harm the survivor in so many… Read more

  • Classic Thunderbird

    Jessica Spoto The 1961 Ford Thunderbird is one of many classic cars that are cherished today. The 1961 Ford Thunderbird is also known as the “Bullet Bird.” The nickname “Bullet Bird” is inspired by its shape. The Thunderbird is also shortened to the T-Bird. The design is influenced by the space age; this classic has… Read more

  • Seawolve Men Survive Navy in Nail-Bite

    Gio DiFazio After two weeks of play, the men’s basketball squad has built an impressive record, winning four out of five contests while setting the stage for a successful season. The Men Seawolves are averaging 71.8 points per game while allowing 63.8. With a roster of 16 players, many of whom are seeing significant playing… Read more

  • The Lady Wolves Remain Undefeated

    Gio Difazio SMCC Ladies’ hoops is off to an undefeated start, winning the past two contests by a wide margin of at least 20 points. This past Saturday, the Hutchinson Gym was home to a lopsided victory by the Seawolves; they easily handled Navy Prep 66-42. SMCC’s defensive pressure put a vice on Navy’s offense.… Read more