Daylight Savings Time is coming up; on Saturday March 8 we’ll all lose 60 minutes of sleep as our clocks spring forward. Many people will groan about our loss of beauty sleep—especially us Geneseo college students, where sleep deprivation is part of our daily culture.
Read MoreLetter to the Editor
I write in reference to an article in The Lamron titled “Legalization of sex work in U.S. would ensure safety within industry, surrounding community,” by Aliyha Gill. As stated in the text, the predicted benefits of legalization include the ability to report malicious behaviors without fear of punishment as well as a decrease in sex-trafficking. Legalization also encourages the use of protection, which results in a decreased risk of STIs.
Read MoreStaff Editorial: Starbucks’ online ordering is inconvenient for employees, users should be grateful
While online ordering was implemented in Geneseo’s dining halls to assist students and faculty in managing their time, many users unrealistically expect error-free service from those working behind the Starbucks counter. At Starbucks, up to 14 online orders can be submitted every 10 minutes. Coupled with the often long line of walk-in orders, it’s nearly impossible for baristas to finish orders quick enough to ensure a minimal wait time for every customer.
Read MoreWomen’s lacrosse begins season on a strong note with promising win streak, face Clarkson next
The Geneseo women’s lacrosse team is off to a solid start for its 2020 season. Following a win versus the University of Rochester on Monday March 2, the Knights are now 2-1 on the season.
Read MoreIce Knights take care of business against Potsdam, will host Oswego in Conference Championship
The Geneseo Ice Knights began their playoff push for their third consecutive SUNYAC title and their quest to solidify the program as a dynasty on Saturday Feb. 29. That journey, however, actually began four years ago during the 2016-17 season when players like senior forward Conlan Keenan and senior forward Andrew Romano were just first-years.
Read MoreHouston Astros find themselves as villians to baseball enthusiasts everywhere
Baseball has a long tradition as a sport of respect and sportsmanship to the point of it being a fault. The players have an overwhelming sense of respect for each other and for the sport and it’s a line that’s not often crossed. The Houston Astros have broken that trust and respect and successfully united the entire MLB community around one common cause: hating the Astros.
Read MoreWomen’s basketball falls in SUNYAC semi-final to Cortland, team proud of accomplishments
Despite dropping their final game of the season in the SUNYAC semifinals to SUNY Cortland, Geneseo women’s basketball team should be more than proud of their overall play this season.
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2020 Olympic Games in question due to coronavirus
Every four years the world comes together to celebrate an ancient athletic tradition. The Summer Olympic Games have been a way for people from every corner of the globe to distract themselves by watching athletes compete for a coveted gold medal, or function as the pinnacle of national pride and physical ability for the competitors themselves. This year, the games are set to be held in Tokyo, beginning on July 24 and concluding on Aug. 9.
Read MoreHumans of Geneseo
Business major junior Carter Benton (pictured above) remembers an enjoyable club dinner he had at a local restaurant. He emphasizes how easily people can work productively while also bonding over a meal
Read MoreStudent ride service, a favorite option for Geneseo nightlife
A new mode of transportation has made its way to Geneseo, much to the delight of night owls and partygoers. His real name is Aidan Carroll, but most people know him by his nickname and unofficial title: Uber Aidan.
Read MoreInvasion of Privacy: Passionate student voices her concerns about the arts department, advocating for future students
Musical theater major senior Kaitlin Joyce feels passionate regarding the school’s seemingly decreasing care for the arts. Especially in her area of study, Joyce feels distraught concerning the conditions in Brodie Hall, a setting she frequently finds herself in due to her class schedule. As an upcoming graduate, she plans to continue to spread awareness about the current status of the arts department and its programs and hopes that students start to advocate.
Read MoreFilm Review: The Invisible Man; Psychological thriller impresses, strong protagonist, cinematography
In 2014, Universal Studios attempted to capitalize on Marvel and Disney’s successful cinematic universe by introducing their own Dark Universe. The Dark Universe, starting and ending with the unsuccessful films Dracula Untold and The Mummy, was a flagrant attempt of shoehorning famous Universal movie monsters into their own franchise to warrant the production of cheap, predictable thriller films.
Read MoreThe Lumineers performed emotional, musically sophisticated concert
On Wednesday Feb. 26, The Lumineers—an alternative rock band best known for their song, “Ho Hey”—performed at the Key Bank Center in Buffalo. Their opening acts were Kenyan singer J.S. Ondara and alt-rock band Mt. Joy.
Read MoreWTF?: Comedic podcast created to unite three brothers unites millions more as “My Brother, My Brother and Me” celebrates 500th episode
The problematic mommy’s boy himself Sigmund Freud was the first to recognize humor as a form of aggression. According to Psychology Today, this aggression stems from the creation of an in-group that makes jokes at the expense of some dissimilar out-group—often this means ridiculing and making that group seem lesser. Identity-based humor is no-good, nasty and nefarious toward anyone unfortunate enough to fall outside some pre-established in-group.
Read MoreGeneseo a cappella groups shine, honor graduating seniors
To celebrate the leap year, all five of Geneseo’s a cappella groups came together for the “Unbe-Leap-Able Concert” on Friday Feb. 28 at 7:30 p.m. Students, faculty and other supporters comprised the energetic crowd that filled Wadsworth Auditorium for one musical night. For a small fee of $5, audience members were granted admission to the two-act concert.
Read MoreThird annual Mental Health Town Hall to take place this coming Monday
On Monday March 9, Geneseo’s Mental Health Advisory Committee will be hosting its third annual Mental Health Town Hall in Newton 202 from 3:30 to 5 p.m. The event is open to all students, faculty and staff, and hopes to address any outstanding questions, comments or concerns attendees may have regarding mental health.
Read MoreSearch for Chief of Communications and Marketing Officer enters next phase, open forums allow student participation
On Feb. 26, Geneseo hosted a forum that was open to all students with the intention of allowing the campus population to meet one of the candidates for the Chief Communications and Marketing Officer position. Students who attended had the opportunity to fill out a feedback form that aimed to get direct student input about the candidate.
Read MoreEducational Opportunity Program students travel to Albany for Higher Education Action Day, advocate for funding
On Feb. 27, Educational Opportunity Program assistant director Gabe Iturbides joined with five EOP students to participate in Higher Education Action Day. The group traveled to Albany to advocate for a 20 percent increase in funding for EOP.
Read MoreTwo students lead new Geneseo Tenants Association, first meeting set to assist renters
The Geneseo Tenants Association, created to advocate for students’ rights as renters, will have its first meeting next weekend. Set for Wednesday March 11 at 2:30 p.m. in Newton 201, the association will also aid students as they navigate their off-campus housing options.
Read MoreBlue Wave sweeps SUNYACs as expected, will send several swimmers to compete in D-III Nationals
The Geneseo Blue Wave towered over the rest of the competition in the SUNYAC Championships over the weekend as both the men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams secured a spot in the Division III tournament.
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