On Tuesday, November 06, 2018, Dr. David Byrne and the CRJ 201 Criminalistics students began their investigation on their Mock Crime Scene. Every semester the School of Arts & Criminal Justice Program presents a unique opportunity for its CRJ 201 Criminalistics students to use the knowledge they’ve obtained in class and put it to the […]
Everybody knows the iconic Disney film Frozen, but not like this. The St. James Theater in New York City opened its doors on March 22nd, 2018, to over a thousand Frozen fanatics. The show was an instant hit, earning $1.3 billion. The critics called it “joyous and triumphant!” Shows have been selling out multiple nights […]
One of Netflix’s most recent releases, Shirley Jackson’s “The Haunting of Hill House,” is a ten episode long horror series. At first glance, it seems generic. We’ve all seen the “family in turmoil amidst a ghost haunting” story. But we haven’t seen it like this for a while. The visuals? Stunning. The dialogue? Well written. […]
On Friday, October 19th, the new Halloween movie was released. I expected the film to be a remake of the original film (1978), but it is a direct continuation. Jamie Lee Curtis, one of the original actresses from the 1978 film, starred once again as Laurie Strode, but many years later. The movie takes place […]
November November Are you guys ready for the new season? First Game: November 15, 2018 COME BE LOUD AND PROUD Farmingdale Women’s basketball season is almost here. The women’s team has been working out since October. Although they have lost three of their main scorers, they have gained many other players who can play intense […]
