Raymond Baccari News Editor SCG held their final meeting for the semester on Wednesday April 27. The meeting was primarily focused on electing the Executive Board for next year and providing an update on their funding situation. This election saw all the incumbent officers get easily re-elected and gives SCG a full E-Board heading into Fall 2022. President Matthew Thureson was elected to a full one-year term that starts on June 1, 2022. Thureson was originally Vice President,

Raymond Baccari News Editor Former Cranston Mayor Allan Fung kicked off his congressional campaign on Tuesday April 26 at Varnum Armory. In his kickoff speech, Fung delivered a message of making politics in America less polarizing and partisan. “It’s time to say goodbye to hyper-partisan politicians and usher in a new wave of leaders who are laser-focused problem solvers. [And] leaders who have fearlessly tackled the big issues and accomplished things that everyone said was i

Raymond Baccari News Editor State Representative Brandon Potter (D-Dist. 16, Cranston) is not only an elected official representing Cranston, but currently attends RIC too. This is Potter’s last semester as a student since he is graduating in the Class of 2022. Reflecting on his RIC experience, Potter enjoyed being a student at the college. “I really enjoyed my time here. I feel like this school, in particular, gives a lot of opportunity to a student base and a demographic th

Mel Rising Dawn Cordeiro Opinions Editor Gas prices are still constantly fluctuating, ebbing and flowing with the market demands. However, lately there have been reports of gas gouging throughout the United States. Gouging occurs when a seller increases the price of a good, a service, or a commodity to a level that is no longer considered to be fair or reasonable. We see price gouging occur quite frequently, especially after natural disasters such as hurricanes. Here in Rhode

Sh-Ron Almedia Asst. Arts and Entertainment Editor They’ve climbed a mountain and returned home as champions Thunder can’t touch them, for God is watching over them Through His right hand, He guided these souls to the beaten path He knew they were capable of great things and lovingly watched over Ensuring that no opposition would interfere The storms and waves tried to entrap them, but they survived There were plenty of opportunities to give up But none took them Instead, the

Michael Mollicone Anchor Staff Writer Benjamin Braddock is fresh out of college, not knowing what his future holds. As he searches for a purpose, his parents pressure him to take the next steps in life. It’s the stress of starting life that drives him to start having an affair with a married woman, Mrs. Robinson. On the first watching of “The Graduate,” I perceived nothing more than a perverse, melancholy narrative. I’ll admit that I initially failed to understand the real co

Isabella Santoro Photography Editor Spring is here and there are some great locations around RIC that you can snap some amazing pictures at. Why not get great views of floral scenery, water, and animals all around campus and right outside of it. Right Here on Campus All around campus, we’ve got some wonderful views to snap photos of. With spring here and flowers and trees blooming, there are some awesome spots around campus. Right near the Alex and Ani building there are tuli

Jenarita Plante Anchor Staff Writer Anyone who is into thriller movies is familiar with the name M. Night Shyamalan. Known for films such as "The Sixth Sense", "The Happening", "Signs and Lady in the Water", Shyamalan’s films have been keeping movie watchers in suspense since the early 90s. Although I can be quite picky when it comes to horror/thriller genre films, I generally can at least tolerate films by Shyamalan; I often even enjoy them. Unfortunately for M. Night, his m