The Hammonds are back for another season of Netflix’s “Santa Clarita Diet,” released on March 29. Season three of the zombie sitcom is full of the same clever humor, fast-paced storylines and spunky performances by leads Drew Barrymore and Timothy Olyphant as Sheila Hammond and Joel Hammond, respectively.
Read MoreLimelight and Accents event entertains with showmanship, talent of musicians
Students and community members came together to view the third Limelight and Accents show of the year, Presidio Brass, in Wadsworth Auditorium on Saturday April 6.
Read MoreSPOTLIGHT ON: Brooke Demetri, Annika Mounts, Jenna Meldrum
Raising awareness for mental illness and erasing the stigma surrounding the issue has become an important topic, especially on a college campus. Three students hope to exemplify that with their honors project on mental health awareness.
Read MoreFilm Review: Recent DC superhero flick offers fresh humor, change of pace from big name protagonists
As Marvel prepares to release the culmination of more than a decade of world building with Avengers: Endgame on April 26, Warner Bros. has quietly dropped David F. Sandberg’s Shazam!, one of the most endearing, earnest movies to be released in more than a decade of superhero films.
Read MoreStudent, staff musicians perform experimental concert, ask audience to interpret song meanings
Performing experimental music for an unsuspecting audience can be a scary thing, especially when the music isn’t what one typically expects to hear on a college campus setting.
Read MoreLecture, exhibit examine devastation caused by gun violence in America
Gun violence in the United States has become one of the most heated and polarizing issues in the country today. Political leaders and ordinary citizens alike have strong feelings about gun violence fueled by emotional anecdotes and a flurry of statistics coming from both sides.
Read MoreLetter to the Editor
I write in reference to the interview The Lamron recently published with the student who made a joking reference to blackface on Snapchat. This was, to my eye, not a genuine interview at all but a forced public confession in which, to its shame, The Lamron was complicit. I have no specific idea how this came about: the decision of the student to request this interview and the agreement of The Lamron to participate. But the result strikes me as a put-up job in which the student mechanically repeats an apparently scripted apology. “Everyone is right to be angry at me,” “This is not about me,” “I was ignorant and privileged” the student said, clearly in order to avoid being suspended or expelled.
Read MoreRather than being upfront, administration relies on word-of-mouth to inform students
A previous article published in The Lamron reported Geneseo received a score of zero out of 100 when evaluated on transparency by the Buffalo Niagara Coalition for Open Government. The lack of institutional transparency has permeated all facets of Geneseo life but has particularly affected student safety.
Read MoreNew York plastic bag ban proposal marks important first step in saving environment
New York State’s proposed ban on single-use plastic bags would go into effect in March of 2020, according to The New York Times. Considering the insurmountable negative effects plastic has caused in our country, the ban should be implemented around the country, if not the world.
Read MoreNew York State should look to New Jersey’s example as it drafts policies that would legalize marijuana
The New York State Legislature should pay attention to the debate in New Jersey regarding marijuana legalization. Should New York decide to go in that direction, this would ensure that New York does not trail too far behind New Jersey’s legalization.
Read MoreOveranalyzing lyrics from late artist’s album is insensitive, inappropriate
Representatives for late musician Tim Bergling—better known as Avicii—announced they will release the album he was producing before taking his own life. Titled TIM, this posthumous album will not be a “collection of musical leftovers,” but rather a fully conceptualized project by Avicii, according to The New York Times.
Read MoreStudents must pay attention to impact of administrative turnover, uncertainty
A college is made up of students, faculty and administrators. Students interact with their peers every day and their professors every week, but rarely with administrators. As a result, students might struggle to see the effect of administrators on everyday student life.
Read MoreStaff editiorial: Planning of campus events has been unwise, frustrating for students this semester
As the end of the semester rapidly approaches, campus is busier than ever. Despite the success of previous years, the scheduling of end-of-semester events this year has been lacking, as many important activities overlap or occur too close together.
Read MorePipe leak in Merritt creates lack of drinking water for the building
For the past two weeks, the water pipe in Merritt Athletic Center was under repair due to leakage caused by old age. During the process of replacing the pipe, the water in Merritt was not drinkable.
Read MoreData team earns award at contest, raises questions about computer science offerings
Five Geneseo students took part as a team in the American Statistical Association Datafest and were awarded second place among seven competitive teams in the category of “Best in Show.”
Read MoreCollege Senate discusses intellectual property rights, tables further talks as committee revises proposal
Faculty, staff and students have started conversations about the rights of faculty regarding their intellectual property. At the Tuesday April 9 College Senate meeting, the college community discussed various proposals.
Read MoreNorovirus spreads around campus, affects students in the weeks following spring break
Lauderdale Health and Counseling Center sent out an email on Thursday April 4 regarding the stomach virus that has spread throughout the college.
Read MoreClub Profile: Original Expressions
Original Expressions is a dance organization at Geneseo that offers students a mix of different styles of urban dance. Students who are actively involved in this organization provide a happy, welcoming environment to participants who may or may not have previous dancing experience.
Read MoreThe frugal foodie: Healthy, quick study snack
Midterms have passed and so has spring break, leaving students faced with the final stretch of the year. That being said, many of us may find ourselves bored with the snacks we have eaten all year and are searching for new snacks to munch on between classes or while watching Netflix with friends. These snacks are quick, tasty and easy to make and will keep your food options interesting over the last month and a half of the semester.
Read MoreClass Profile: Honors course explores sustainability through visuals
If the environment was once a blank canvas for humanity to paint on as it wanted, pollution and other unsustainable practices have created a somewhat dismal picture. In a section of HONR 204, co-taught by associate professor of political science Karleen West and Director of Sustainability Dan DeZarn, students employ art and activism to better understand that picture.
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