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Don’t “Doubt” The Little Theatre’s newest production

September 20, 2016

By Jordan Norkus Asst. Arts & Entertainment Editor Sacred Heart University’s Theatre Arts Program is bringing John Patrick Shanley’s award winning parable, “Doubt,” to the Little Theatre stage. Taking place in 1964, “Doubt” revolves around a nun’s unfounded suspicions against a priest’s relationship with a child. “The show is about those who live with doubt […]

A Netflix original: “Stranger Things” review. Warning: contains spoliers

September 20, 2016

By Jessica Chaloux Managing Editor Netflix-original dramas have been taking over the entertainment world giving television shows a run for their money. Most recently on July 15, Netflix released their new original series “Stranger Things,” which has been rapidly growing in popularity, and for a good reason. This science-fiction thriller takes place in Hawkins, Indiana […]

Sacred Heart Senior Performs at Carnegie Hall

September 20, 2016

By Jordan Norkus Asst. Arts & Entertainment Editor  On Tuesday, July 12, senior Lauren Lichac made her debut on the Carnegie Hall stage. In honor of the film “Florence Foster Jenkins,” Paramount Pictures wanted to give three individuals a chance to perform at the renowned concert venue. Two-time Tony nominee and hostess of the event, […]

National Basketball Association Inducts New Members

September 20, 2016

By Victoria Saporito Contributing Writer On Sept. 9, the 2016 National Basketball Association (NBA) Hall of Fame Induction was held in Springfield, Massachusetts featuring one of the most star-packed classes in recent history. The 10-member class included some of the most popular names in basketball such as Shaquille O’Neal, Allen Iverson and Yao Ming. O’Neal […]

Pioneers Field Hockey Looking for Strong Finish

September 20, 2016

By Carolyn Eckel Staff Reporter The Sacred Heart University field hockey team is coming off of their summer preseason and is looking to take their first win of the season. T he Pioneers ended their 2015-2016 season with a record of two wins and 14 losses and they are looking to improve for the remainder […]

Men’s Soccer Looking To Make Playoff Push

September 20, 2016

By Dan Marro Staff Reporter The expectations never change for the Sacred Heart University men’s soccer team according to head coach, Joe Barroso who is embarking on his twelfth season at the helm. “The expectations are always to make the playoffs,” said Barroso. “You are trying to win every game, but also trying to get […]

Tim Tebow agrees to $100,000 bonus to sign with Mets

September 20, 2016

By Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) — Having flopped with the New York Jets, Tim Tebow will try to revive his career as an outfielder with the Mets. Four years removed from his last regular-season snap as an NFL quarterback, the 29-year-old agreed Thursday to a minor league contract with the Mets that includes a […]

Vantage Sports Finds Home Plate At Sacred Heart

September 20, 2016

By William Callahan Contributing Writer In August, Frontier Communications announced the launch of the Vantage Sports Network, a brand new local channel that will bring viewers coverage of local the Connecticut’s youth, high school, and college sports. The network has partnered with Sacred Heart University and it will serve as the home of the Vantage […]

Kaepernick Controversy Continues in Cohesion

September 20, 2016

By Alex Padalino Co-Sports Editor Colin Kaepernick, the current backup quarterback of the San Francisco 49ers, remained seated on the bench during the rendition of the National Anthem at the team’s opening preseason game on Aug. 26. Kaepernick’s reasoning stems from the inequality that he believes exists in America. Following the preseason game, Kaepernick explained […]

Sacred Heart Celebrates Annual Homecoming Weekend

September 20, 2016

By Alexa Binkowitz Co-News Editor As you pull into Sacred Heart University, you are surrounded by a sea of red and white balloons, welcome signs and tons of students and faculty gathered on campus. You cannot help but wonder what event could bring so much of the Sacred Heart community together. This past weekend, Sacred […]

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