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By Stephen Sellner
March 14, 2013
Filed under Archives, Basketball, Men's Basketball, Sports, Winter Sports
Massachusetts men’s basketball guard Chaz Williams was watching the Ohio Valley Conference Championship Game on Saturday night when Belmont shocked Murray State in overtime. With the loss, the Racers were denied their automatic...
By Stefan Herlitz
January 28, 2013
Filed under Columns, Opinion
Since the founding of Fox News Channel in 1996, the American news scene has remained essentially the same. Traditionally, Fox caters to conservative audiences, ABC, CBS and NBC cater to left-leaning audiences, MSNBC caters to lib...
By kate casler
October 1, 2012
Filed under Blogs, News Blogs
Dear NBC,
I’ve been quite faithful to you through the years (you are the network that premiered Friends after all). However, you’re beginning to make it hard for me now. This year you’re ending The Office and 30 Rock. To top it...
By Danny Marchant
September 27, 2012
Filed under Arts & Living, Culture, Television
Much has been said about the diminishing quality of “The Office.”
George Harrison once said that he believed the spirit of The Beatles was transferred into Monty Python. While that is probably just hippie nonsense, it could explain why “Parks and Recreation,” a show from the s...
By Alexa Hoyle
September 26, 2012
Filed under Blogs
TV’s back guys! The fall, or as I like to call it, the most wonderful time of the year, marks the return of good TV to the airwaves (because we know reality TV just wasn’t cutting it all summer). With many new shows premiering this sea...
By Danny Marchant
September 24, 2012
Filed under Arts & Living, Culture, Television
Last season, NBC’s hit sitcom “The Office” returned to the airwaves without Steve Carell. For seven seasons, Carell played Dunder Mifflin’s clueless but lovable boss, Michael Scott. Fans wondered if the show could sustain itself without its endlessly offensive but well-meanin...
By Kevin Romani
March 15, 2012
Filed under Arts & Living, Culture, Television
NBC’s “The Office” has been one of the most popular and well received sitcoms in television history. The first five seasons of the series seamlessly blended laugh-out-loud humor with meaningful stories and provided a...
By DailyCollegian.com Staff
September 14, 2011
Filed under Arts & Living, Culture, Television
“Parks and Recreation,” a show from the creators of “The Office,” premiered in 2008 on NBC’s Thursday Night comedy line-up. Featuring the up-and-coming stars of the time Amy Poehler, Aziz Ansari and Rashida Jones, “Parks...
By Naychelle Lucas
February 28, 2011
Filed under Arts & Living, Television
How many times have you heard, said or thought, “There’s nothing good on TV.” Whenever there isn’t a new episode of “The Jersey Shore” or “Keeping up with the Kardashians”, it seems like there is no reason to turn...
By Chelsea Whitton
November 9, 2010
Filed under Columns
Two days ago for those of us with the luxury of basic cable, TV host Conan O’Brien in all of his shockingly pale, alarmingly lanky, flame-haired and undeniably funny glory brought us laughs after disappearing from the air waves...
By Hannah Sparks
September 28, 2010
Filed under Television
This weekend, television mainstay Saturday Night Live began its 35th season with host Amy Poehler and musical guest Katy Perry. NBC really hyped up this premiere by re-airing the already-classic Betty White episode last weeken...
