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April 2019

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New Music Festival Overcomes Setbacks, Plans to Return

Kayla Laguerre-Lewis6 years ago6 years ago09 mins

(Left to right) John Mernick, Tim O’Keefe, Joe Frezza and Jamie Mernick perform on stage during the music festival. | Photo by James McIntosh. by Marissa Caponi and Kayla-Laguerre-Lewis University of Rhode Island students who attended the You Are I festival on the quad were able to enjoy live music from bands and DJs this…

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Get to Know URI Fencing Club

Leah Crowley6 years ago6 years ago01 mins

This week, Leah Crowley sat down with the URI Fencing Club. She got the inside scoop on what fencing exactly is and their recent journey to Club Nationals, the biggest fencing tournament in the world.

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Languages Got Talent Show Reminds Us That We’re All Human

Sophia Szabo6 years ago6 years ago05 mins

All acts were performed in a different language and incorporated cultural components Brianna Perna (left) and Jessica Janus (right) perform an ASL Gloss to Sam Smith’s “Lay Me Down.” Photo by Anna Meassick. Last Friday the department of modern and classical languages and literature held their third annual Languages Got Talent Show in Lippitt Hall,…

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Why I, Nor Any of My Friends, Will Ever Be Using Uber Again

Julia Moro6 years ago6 years ago012 mins

I have never felt unsafe in an Uber ride before. I’ve always felt as though Uber was the most reliable form of transportation, especially around college campuses. Until recently, every ride I’ve experienced has been safe and reliable and the drivers have always been friendly. However, this past Friday night negates every good experience I’ve…

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‘Drake and Josh’ Star Cracks Jokes About His Life Experiences

Izzie Dallai6 years ago6 years ago06 mins

Keith Brown (right) interviewed Joshua Peck (left) about his life and career to a full house Tuesday night. |Photo by Grace DeSanti. On Tuesday, Josh Peck, who is most famous for his role Josh Nichols in the Nickelodeon show “Drake and Josh,” brought major nostalgia to the University of Rhode Island when he came to…

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Baseball Drops Series 2-1 Down in Davidson Over The Weekend

Hunter Ward6 years ago6 years ago05 mins

Junior Lefty Jake Walker winds up and gets ready to deliver the pitch. | Photo by Anna Meassick. This past weekend, baseball played a three game series in 20 hours against the Davidson Wildcats, walking away with just one win on the weekend. The third and final game turned out to be a tremendous 4-0…

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ROTC Members Recognized for Achievement, Dedication

Ian Weiner6 years ago6 years ago07 mins

Retired Sgt. Wayne Henry presents the Military Order of the Purple Heart Award to junior Jacob Bliss. | Photo by Anna Meassick. Last Friday, 38 cadets in the Reserve Officers Training Corps programs at the University of Rhode Island, Salve Regina University and Roger Williams University were honored in the annual Cramer’s Sabers Battalion Military…

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Voice Actors from ‘Bob’s Burgers’ Serve as a Comedic Relief for Students

Ian Weiner6 years ago6 years ago011 mins

Eugene Mirman (left) and H. John Benjamin (right) brought comedy and life advice to the stage for spring fest. | Photo by James McIntosh. On Sunday, April 14, two “Bob’s Burgers” voice actors, H. John Benjamin and Eugene Mirman gave students and community members an hour full of comedic relief and life advice. Benjamin voices…

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Freshman Creates Own Rideshare Service

Zippy White6 years ago6 years ago05 mins

Derrick Pommills (left) and Douglas Roosevelt (right) started their own rideshare company to help students save money. | Photo by Grace DeSanti. Derrick Pommills, a freshman, started a rideshare company named Voyage this semester with the help of a friend to help those on campus save money. Pommills, a marketing major, was tired of having…

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Class Takes Students off the Coast of New England

Allie Shinskey6 years ago6 years ago08 mins

Expedition will take students along the New England coast On April 18, several students will be traveling on the Endeavor to study plankton and whales along the New England coast. | Photo by Anna Meassick. The Graduate School of Oceanography is allowing undergraduate honors program students to embark on a six-day expedition on their research…

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