BY CHRISTIANNA CASALETTO // April 25, 2017 // The song “Smile” reminds us that no matter how dark a day gets, we should keep smiling in the hope of a better tomorrow. Dyanna Maria Caribe smiled often. It was both a mask and a shield, hiding her pain and guarding against her fears. “Smile, though your heart is aching
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BY TYLER MILLIKEN // Feb. 28, 2017 // Since joining Curry College as the First-Year Coordinator in 2015, Silas Pearman has played a crucial part in making sure first-year students begin their Colonel careers on the right foot. Before making his transition to New England and Curry College, Pearman grew up in South Carolina where he developed an indistinguishable southern
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BY BRANDON WILFORE // Nov. 27, 2016 // Out of 100 children born in the United States, three of them will have a twin. 3.1 percent of high school senior basketball players will make it to the next level. Combine those two statistics, and the odds of twins playing college basketball are slim. Oh and don’t forget they are playing
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BY CHRISTIANNA CASALETTO // OCT. 3, 2016 // Student Body President Cameron Hoyt is five weeks into his final semester in his position. However, he still has a lot he’d like to accomplish before he steps down. Hoyt is a senior Psychology major and has been an active member of the Student Government Association for the last 3 ½ years.
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BY ABBY CARNEVALE // MAY 12, 2016 // Watching freshman Angela Johns play defense with her Curry lacrosse teammates is a sight to see. However, it’s something her mother, Shelley, has yet to experience. Shelley Johns was born blind, the result of her own mother acquiring a parasitic disease called toxoplasmosis while pregnant with her. The toxoplasma parasite is often
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