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It opens with stock footage that actually is blended in really well with filters. Then once the actors pop up the filter...
27/11/2019

It opens with stock footage that actually is blended in really well with filters. Then once the actors pop up the filter changes to an absolutely awful one that looks as if they just slid the contrast bar too low and called it a day.

Michael Chintalan A&E Editor Yeehaw. The wild, oh so wild west. One of the classic genres with classics such as x and y. It’s no surprise that there are a few black sheep cash grabs that horseback ride off successful films. One of these infamous, and quite unknown, titles are “Cowboys Vs. Vampir...

From the Opinion Section:Despite being ill-attended, the event accomplished its goal: to alert those who attended to the...
26/11/2019

From the Opinion Section:

Despite being ill-attended, the event accomplished its goal: to alert those who attended to the trials and tribulations that black people, specifically black women, endured post-civil war.

Natalie Irula  Opinion Editor As I sat down in seat number eight with my during-movie munchies, it was clear eight was the lucky number for tonight because that’s how many people were in attendance as the movie began. The Office of Multicultural Affairs in conjunction with the Gender and Sexualit...

Last Saturday, Kaepernick had what amounted to a tryout at an Atlanta-area high school for scouts from NFL teams. Origin...
25/11/2019

Last Saturday, Kaepernick had what amounted to a tryout at an Atlanta-area high school for scouts from NFL teams. Originally, the workout was supposed to take place at the Falcons’ facility in nearby Flowery Branch.

Cole Tamarri Managing Editor Colin Kaepernick. The mere mention of his name sends conservatives who see the flag as more important than the freedoms it represents running for the hills. Last Saturday, Kaepernick had what amounted to a tryout at an Atlanta-area high school for scouts from NFL teams.....

This was the first home game of the new season. ESU quickly jumped out to a five-point lead, but LeMoyne battled back to...
24/11/2019

This was the first home game of the new season. ESU quickly jumped out to a five-point lead, but LeMoyne battled back to tie the game at 14. This would be a theme throughout the game as the Warriors couldn’t quite shake the Dolphins until the end.

Ronald Hanaki Staff Writer Senior guard Tiffany Lapotsky’s layup with 27 seconds left in the game was enough to vault ESU Women’s Basketball past the LeMoyne University Dolphins on Nov. 13 at Koehler, 65-61, for the second win of the season.   This was the first home game of the new season. ESU...

Kayla Hetner is currently a sophomore pursuing a degree in psychology but also has an apprenticeship at Third Dimension ...
24/11/2019

Kayla Hetner is currently a sophomore pursuing a degree in psychology but also has an apprenticeship at Third Dimension Tattoo located right here in East Stroudsburg.

Elizabeth Deczynski  Contributing Writer Kayla Hetner has always been interested in various art forms. From painting to drawing, she’s dabbled in just about all of it, but nothing captivated her as much as tattooing. The moment Hetner stepped foot into a tattoo shop, she knew she wanted to become...

From the Opinion Section:It’s been almost two months since the fire that happened in the Sycamore Suites and yet the bui...
23/11/2019

From the Opinion Section:

It’s been almost two months since the fire that happened in the Sycamore Suites and yet the building is still under repair.

Adam Capotorto Staff Writer It’s been almost two months since the fire that happened in the Sycamore Suites and yet the building is still under repair. When the sprinkler system went off, equipment in the computer lab was destroyed and the floor outside the lab was so saturated that it had to be c...

This was the home opener of the season, and they did not disappoint. By halftime, they led Cheyney 49-20 at halftime.
23/11/2019

This was the home opener of the season, and they did not disappoint. By halftime, they led Cheyney 49-20 at halftime.

Ronald Hanaki Staff Writer Redshirt sophomore guard Marc Rodriguez and freshman guard Justin Paz both scored 21 points as ESU Men’s Basketball destroyed the Cheyney University Wolves 110-51 last Saturday at Koehler Fieldhouse. This was the home opener of the season, and they did not disappoint. By...

The Game Den, which was held in Rosenkrans, had an amazing setup. As you walk in, you are bombarded with four rooms of v...
22/11/2019

The Game Den, which was held in Rosenkrans, had an amazing setup. As you walk in, you are bombarded with four rooms of video games.

Shavonne McLamb  Contributing Writer Video games were on the rage this weekend? If you were a gamer and did not show up to this week’s Warrior’s Den, you missed out on a great time. As soon as participants are walking in, they are greeted by the committees who presented the event, Creative Medi...

ESU's Photography Club visited the Big Apple, where they had new locations to practice their skills.
22/11/2019

ESU's Photography Club visited the Big Apple, where they had new locations to practice their skills.

Brian Ellis Contributing Writer On Nov. 9, East Stroudsburg Shutters, the new photography club on campus, took an exciting trip to New York City. The “Day in New York” trip was sponsored by CAB and was open to all students. The photography club took advantage of this trip and set for its members...

Rodney Reed, a 51-year-old Black man from Bastrop, TX has spent the last 22 years on death row for the murder of Stacy S...
20/11/2019

Rodney Reed, a 51-year-old Black man from Bastrop, TX has spent the last 22 years on death row for the murder of Stacy Stites, a 21-year-old white woman. Reed is scheduled to be executed Wednesday, Nov. 20.

Cole Tamarri Managing Editor Since the landmark Furman v Georgia case on cruel and unusual punishment in 1972, the state of Texas has carried out 568 executions of inmates, according to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. That is more executions than the other 28 states that have the death pen...

Movie and television reboots have been popping up all over lately. Some of them have been great while others just sucked...
19/11/2019

Movie and television reboots have been popping up all over lately. Some of them have been great while others just sucked.

Montana Gates   Contributing Writer Movie and television reboots have been popping up all over lately. Some of them have been great while others just sucked. From the reboot of “Sabrina The Teenage Witch” television show to the newest “Joker” movie, which ones where a hit and which just sim...

The NCAA is yet to release full details on what and how they will allow athletes to be paid, however it will be accepted...
19/11/2019

The NCAA is yet to release full details on what and how they will allow athletes to be paid, however it will be accepted across all three divisions and all sports.

Helen Bradley Staff Writer On October 29, the NCAA surprised us by saying that they intended to allow college athletes to earn compensation beginning in 2020. This decision came after California passed a law that bans schools in the state from preventing student-athletes from accepting compensation....

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