Bethany Montgomery, Managing Editor On Wednesday, Nov. 15, the Argentine diesel-electric submarine, ARA San Juan disappeared off the southern tip of South America. According to the Washington Post, what started as a routine mission quickly became critical emergency as the over-thirty-year-old submarine ceased to send any sort of radio frequencies. Since Wednesday, Argentine authoritiesContinue reading “Mysterious disappearance of submarine leaves authorities puzzled and frantic”
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Fourth Annual multicultural carnival
Breanna Brink, Staff Writer On Thursday, Nov. 16, Saint Martin’s University hosted its fourth annual Multicultural Carnival in the Norman Worthington Conference Center, from 6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m., sponsored by ASSMU (Associated Students of Saint Martin’s University) and the Office of International Programs and Development. The Multicultural Carnival is a celebration of the cultural diversityContinue reading “Fourth Annual multicultural carnival”
Seniors lead both men and women’s XC teams in NCAA West Regional
Lauren Allison, Staff Writer Seniors Josh Hunt and Yadira Lopez led the men and women’s cross country teams this year at the 2017 NCAA West Region Championships, hosted by Western Oregon, University. Lopez finished 66 th overall with a time of 22:36.3 minutes, while junior Lindsey Dorney finished second for the Saints with aContinue reading “Seniors lead both men and women’s XC teams in NCAA West Regional”
Newest film installment in Marvel Universe Franchise thrills audiences
Breanna Brink, Staff Writer “Thor: Ragnarok” has electrified theatres since its release on Nov. 3. There is no sugar coating the lackluster performances of the first two Thor films. No amount of playful Loki and burly, glorious Thor can save films that are fundamentally not entertaining or exist solely as bridges between Avengers movies.Continue reading “Newest film installment in Marvel Universe Franchise thrills audiences”
JFK Files Fuel Conspiracy Theories
By Jessica Varvil On Oct, 26th, President Donald Trump authorizedthe release of more than 2,800 records and documents related to President John F. Kennedy’s assassination in 1963. This release was in accordance with an act passed in 1992 that required the declassification of these documents within 25 years. Though he released many records relatedContinue reading “JFK Files Fuel Conspiracy Theories”
Electronic Arts sets record for most downvoted comment on reddit, receives backlash from angry gamers
Sabrina White, Editor-in-Chief Recently, Electronic Arts (EA), a popular video game company and developer of titles such as “Star Wars: Battlefront,” the “Battlefield” series, and “The Sims” franchise has come to hold the record for the most downvoted comment on popular social media website Reddit. The comment comes as a response to a disgruntledContinue reading “Electronic Arts sets record for most downvoted comment on reddit, receives backlash from angry gamers”
Adopt don’t shop: California passes new pet store law
Hannah Gabel, Staff Writer California passed a new law requiring pet stores to sell bunnies, kittens and dogs from local shelters and rescues, rather than selling animals that have come from puppy mills or breeders. The law was introduced last February and will take effect on Jan. 1, 2019. The new law prevents petContinue reading “Adopt don’t shop: California passes new pet store law”
A Recap of the 2017 SMU soccer season
Eric Parks, Staff Writer The year was tough for the Saint Martin’s men’s team, who finished 2-9-1 in conference and 2-14-1 overall. Brandon Madsen, a transfer student who was featured in the Nov. 6 issue of “The Belltower” set a new Saint Martin’s record for goals in a season (16). Madsen had one hatContinue reading “A Recap of the 2017 SMU soccer season”
Indoor track and field season welcomes a new coach with olympic experience
Vanessa Kuffner, Staff Writer This year, Saint Martins welcomed the new assistant coach Atanas Atanassov to the SMU Track & Field team. Atanassov will primarily be working with the sprinters, jumpers and relay teams. Atanassov has been coaching for more than 20 years, with experience in his home country Bulgaria in addition to 14Continue reading “Indoor track and field season welcomes a new coach with olympic experience”
EU and U.K. continue to negotiate as global consequences intensify
Mariah Partin, Staff Writer On June 23, 2016, Britain voted to leave the European Union via referendum. Brexit is the portmanteau commonly used to describe Britain’s exit from the European Union. Following the referendum, Article 50, the so-called “divorce clause” of the Lisbon Treaty was triggered on Mar. 29, 2017, beginning a two-year negotiatingContinue reading “EU and U.K. continue to negotiate as global consequences intensify”
