PAST: A SEMESTER IN REVIEW
Faculty calls semester a success
Claire Boughton Hunter Oberst Sports Editor Managing Executive Editor
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Mayweather vs. Paul: Team Paul
Claire Boughton Sports Editor I know. Unpopular opinion. But, let me explain why I believe there is a chance that
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STREAK SNAPPED
Claire Boughton Caitlin Howard Sports Editor Equinox Staff After six Little East
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End of an era
This past weekend marked the end of an era as baseball head coach Ken Howe coached his final Keene State
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Why killing a cactus is easier than you would think
Claire Boughton Sports Editor So you want to get a plant. You’ve never had one before but you figure it
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A wrap on the season
Women’s lacrosse completes a full season of competition
Claire Boughton Sports Editor This past week marked the end of a successful women’s lacrosse season. While the Owls were
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STRIKING GOLD IN THE LITTLE EAST
OWLS FINISH REGULAR SEASON
Claire Boughton Sports Editor This past weekend, the Keene State College men’s and women’s outdoor track and field team hit
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Celebrating spring
Global Culture Club rings in spring with the Holi Festival
Claire Boughton Sports Editor It’s not every day that the grass on the student center lawn is anything but green.
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In the name of Gloria Lodge
Honoring late staff member with donation to local humane society
Claire Boughton Sports Editor Several members of Keene State College’s faculty came together this past week to raise money for
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New turf is making its way to Krif Road
Claire Boughton Sports Editor The long-awaited turf replacement has begun at the Keene State College Owls Athletic Complex. The turf,
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EAST CONN INVITE
Claire Boughton Sports Editor In the final meet of the outdoor track regular season before championships begin, the Owls traveled
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Baseball game cancelled after positive case
Claire Boughton Sports Editor On April 23, the Keene State College baseball team held a home double header against Western
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Joe Fodor moves up in national ranking
Claire Boughton Sports Editor This past weekend the Owls track and field team traveled to their third full-team meet at
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Shannon Parks breaks own school record in shot put
Claire Boughton Sports Editor The Owls outdoor track and field teams had some wild successes this past weekend at the
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Student-athletes COVID vaccines cancelled
Claire Boughton Sports Editor On April 9, student-athletes received an email from Keene State’s Assistant Athletic Director Abe Osheyack offering
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Art and Design chair to leave KSC
Claire Boughton Sports Editor Nineteen years is a long time. However, sometimes it feels like it goes by in seconds.
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MLAX dominates WestConn in season opening game
Owls defeat the Colonials with final score of 17-5
Claire Boughton Sports Editor The Keene State College men’s lacrosse team put up an impressive showing against Western Connecticut State
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Volleyball loses first game in 509 days to ECSU
Claire Boughton Sports Editor The Keene State College volleyball team faced off against Eastern Connecticut State University this past weekend
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Owls place third in season-opening invitational
Claire Boughton Sports Editor The Keene State College track and field team took to the road this weekend to face
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Carmean returns to Keene
Tom Carmean becomes Owls assistant coach
Claire Boughton Sports Editor Sometimes great things can happen with just a simple question: Wanna carpool? That was the question
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‘The Inheritance Game’ book review
Claire Boughton Sports Editor What’s The Book About? “The Inheritance Games” by Jennifer Lynn Barnes follows the story of Avery
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This is really March Madness
The inequality in the NCAA basketball tournament has many outraged
Claire Boughton Sports Editor As a Connecticut local, it is hard for me to ever think about a women’s basketball
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WLAX falls to Framingham in season opener
Claire Boughton Sports Editor This past weekend marked the start of the women’s lacrosse season, with the Owls taking on
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‘This is Where it Ends’ book review
Claire Boughton Sports Editor Warning: The book reviewed below takes place during a fictional high school shooting and includes themes
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Owls dominate doubleheader against Norwich
Claire Boughton Sports Editor The Keene State women’s basketball team was performing on all cylinders this weekend, sweeping the two-day,
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Hanging up the No. 16 jersey
Claire Boughton Sports Editor Over 1,200 games, 581 wins, 3 Little East Conference Championship finals appearances, 4 NCAA championship appearances
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NAfME strives for outreach and fun
Music department club introduces students to the world of music education
Tom Benoit
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The Chance to play
basketball wraps up an unconventional season
Claire Boughton Sports Editor Speed bumps, stumbling blocks, stepping stones, but nevertheless success. This past weekend marked the end of
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Portions of softball and baseball in quarantine
Claire Boughton Sports Editor The softball and baseball teams are both on pause after positive COVID-19 cases have put portions
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Smoke Gets in Your Eyes and Other Lessons from the Crematory’ book review
Claire Boughton Sports Editor What’s The Book About? “Smoke Gets in Your Eyes and Other Lessons from the Crematory” is
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Senior night at Spaulding against R.I.C.
Claire Boughton Sports Editor Spaulding Gymnasium was electric once again as the Keene State Owls men’s basketball team faced off
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Owls reach for a narrow win over Castleton Spartans
Claire Boughton Sports Editor After two weeks of being sidelined due to a positive COVID-19 case, the Keene State College
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What The Semester Holds For Sports
Claire Boughton Sports Editor Have you ever played a game of tag where no one knows who is ‘it’? That
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‘The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue’
What’s The Book About? “The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue” by V.E. Schwab will make you question a lot about
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A season like no other
Fall sports rose to the challenge of playing during a pandemic
Claire Boughton
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Cross country competes in virtual championship meet
This past Saturday marked the Keene State College cross country team’s first and only intrasquad scrimmage. The scrimmage was also
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Another student-athlete tests positive for COVID-19
One student has tested positive for COVID-19 after this most recent round of mass testing. The testing took place on
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Turf gets put to the test
June turf evaluation results show below average playing surface
Claire Boughton Tom Benoit
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“I saw Goody Proctor with the Devil!”
A look into the often misunderstood Salem Witch Trials
When asked what one of the most notorious spooky locations to visit during the Halloween season is, most New Englanders
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Field hockey has first Red vs. White Intrasquad Scrimmage after being away from competition for almost a year
The Keene State College field hockey team has finally taken to the field for their first Red vs. White Intrasquad
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Everything can change
Competitions canceled after three student-athletes test positive
Claire Boughton
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KSC student assaulted on Ashuelot Rail Trail
On October 14, Keene State College Campus Safety sent out a timely warning notification to all Keene State students notifying
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Student’s social media post provoked uproar
KSC student was suspended for posting a video that violated school’s conduct policy
Hunter Oberst Claire Boughton
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Men’s soccer takes to the field for the first time this season
October 8 marked the first men’s soccer scrimmage for the month of October. The red squad was made up of
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3 Student-Athletes Test Positive for COVID-19; Keene State’s Weekend Sporting Competitions Cancelled
Three student-athletes have tested positive for COVID-19 after being tested on Wednesday, October 14. The early round of testing was
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Stepping in when the goalie has to step out
Sometimes, things don’t go quite as planned. That was the story in the last two-minutes of the women’s soccer Red
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Senior night scrimmage in Spaulding
October 9 marked the second volleyball scrimmage of October, as well as the senior night celebration for the lone senior
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White squad for the win in the women’s soccer’s scrimmage
On October 1, the women’s soccer team faced off in the cold in their first Red vs. White Intrasquad Scrimmage.
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