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	Hillary 2016? By Mary Lee Mahony April 2, 2013 - 12:15pm Whether you are a democrat, republican, libertarian, or anarchist you have to admit Hillary Clinton is an impressive woman. The former first lady, senator, and secretary of state has been out of the public spotlight for what seems like a while now. READ MORE
	Obama in Israel By Mary Lee Mahony March 25, 2013 - 4:13pm Last week Barack Obama made his first trip to Israel as President. While many supported his visit, one cannot help but question whether this was the best move for the United States. On Obama's first day in Israel, Palestinian activists put up tents outside Jerusalem in the West Bank to protest his visit. Additionally, protestors in Gaza burned Israeli and American flags and pictures of Obama himself. READ MORE
	Stonehill Takes on Rival By Kate McCarthy February 22, 2013 - 11:46pm Throw on all the purple in your closet, grab a rally towel and get to Merkert this Saturday, as the Stonehill women’s and men’s basketball teams face their biggest rival: Bentley. It is the last regular season home game for both the men and women, and the teams will be honoring their seniors for their four years of dedication. There will surely be electricity in the air, particularly during the women’s 1:30 game, as the Skyhawks and Falcons are the top two teams in the NE-10. The Falcons, who are currently 24-0 are also ranked number one in the country in Division II. The Skyhawks, who are led by junior captains Asia Ewing and Mary Louise Dixon, are currently 21-3 and ranked #14 in the country, the highest in recent memory....
	Televised Stonehill Football Game By Meaghan Durkin October 28, 2012 - 12:20pm Last Thursday Stonehill football had the chance to play on national television again the University of New Haven. The student body came together and made an amazing explosive fan section. The atmosphere was crazy; add in the fact that it was close game W.B. Mason almost blew up. The sky hawks fought their way through the game and only lost in the last six seconds, but besides that it was an exhilarating game. Though they lost this night was still exciting, and more football games here should be that way. READ MORE
	Second Presidential Debate Recap By Meaghan Durkin October 19, 2012 - 7:37pm Tuesday night’s debate was a roller coaster of emotions. Both presidential candidates seemed to be on there A game, especially President Obama who looked like he was trying to redeem himself after the first debate. The debate format was setup in a town hall type of style where both candidates took questions from the undecided voters in Long Island, New York. The two candidates answered the questions, and in turn made this a more exciting and sassier show for the viewers at home. Throughout the night both candidates argued with each other, calling out each other’s plans, and getting very testy at what their opposing candidate was READ MORE
	Emmy's Recap By Meaghan Durkin September 26, 2012 - 11:47pm So the 64th Emmy Awards were Sunday night, and all I have to say is that they were fabulously funny. Jimmy Kimmel was the perfect host, and the fact that he live tweeted it made it even better. One of my favorite tweets of his from the night “@jimmykimmel Ryan Seacrest is super fat in person. #emmys” So basically Jimmy killed it as the host. Here are some of my other favorite moments of the night: READ MORE
	Remembering September 11,2001 By Meaghan Durkin September 18, 2012 - 8:00am September 11, 2001 is a day that Americans will never forget; it was one of the most tragic events in American history. Though I was only in fourth grade at the time of the attacks I still remember that day like it was yesterday. Since I was only nine years old I felt confused at what happened, and the fear that this sort of thing could happen again. So as we look back on the eleventh anniversary I think it’s important to remember the bravery of the New York police departments and fire departments. I think it’s also important to remember the way the country came together after this tragedy. Americans came together in a way that showed they would be strong and get through this together. READ MORE...
	Packing Up for Summer at Stonehill By Meaghan Durkin and Sarah Courtney May 4, 2012 - 8:00pm As we all know it’s the end of the year and that means we all need to go home for summer. Not only is everyone sad there saying bye to friends, and stressed from finals, but they have to also worry about the hassle of packing up their entire room! Here are some tips to think of when packing to go home: Stonehill tries to help by providing the orange bins you can throw all of your stuff into so its easier to bring to your car. Make sure you find your RA on move out day, in order to find these wonderful and helpful tools to help move you out. READ MORE
	Jobs and Internships: Your Questions Answered By Brianna Lertora April 27, 2012 - 10:09am Still haven’t found your summer internship? Seniors, do you want to find a job when you graduate? There are a few important things to consider when applying for jobs and internships. Don’t ruin your chances by rushing through the application, or handing out generic cover letters. Show the employer you want the job by being prepared and making yourself stand out. READ MORE
	This Year's Spring Weekend Performer, Cobra Starship! By Miranda Maldonado April 18, 2012 - 11:12pm Put your fangs up cobra style because Cobra Starship is the band performing at Stonehill’s Spring Weekend this year! READ MORE