03/05/2024
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03/05/2024
‘The First Omen’ - religious horror done right
Ben Hurney / THE GATEPOSTBy Jesse BurchillStaff WriterThe horror film “The First Omen” was released on April 5. It serves as a prequel to the 1976 horror classic “The Omen” and is the sixth entry in the franchise. Set in Rome in 1971, “The First Omen” focuses on Margaret, a young woman s...
03/05/2024
Quill pens write best in blood: Taylor Swift's 'THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT' will decode you
By Sophia Oppedisano Editorial StaffI hereby call this meeting of the Tortured Poets Department to order with a summary of my findings. On April 19 the public sphere had its magnifying glass trained on pop starlet Taylor Swift’s 11th LP release - “THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT.” After a surpri...
03/05/2024
Kiddy Kubby: 'Skadoosh!' or 'Ska-blam!'? - that is the question
David Abe / THE GATEPOSTBy Liv DunleavyStaff WriterA whopping eight years later, “Kung Fu Panda” is back with its newest installment, number four. I really enjoyed this movie - if not for the nostalgia then the fun voice actor appearances, and always-classic Po jabs. If you were born any time be...
03/05/2024
‘Spy x Family Code: White’ - not quite as elegant as its source material
Raena Doty / THE GATEPOSTBy Owen GlancyAsst. Arts & Features Editor “Spy x Family” is one of the most popular anime of the last five years, and for good reason. The show’s blend of light-hearted comedy, fast-paced action, and thrilling political espionage made it an incredibly easy anime to fa...
03/05/2024
‘I believe there’s a hero in all of us’: ‘Spider-Man 2’ - 20 Years Later
Ben Hurney / THE GATEPOSTBy Jack McLaughlinArts & Features EditorIt’s hard to think of a time when movies based on comics were few and far between. But in 2002, all of that changed when Sam Raimi’s “Spider-Man” became the first film to gross $100 million on its opening weekend. So, logically...
03/05/2024
‘Problemista’ - more than a toy story
Marcus Falcão / THE GATEPOSTBy Kristel Erguiza Staff Writer What do immigration, Cabbage Patch Kids™, and eggs have in common? “Problemista” answers that question. In Julio Torres’ directorial debut, his film also debuts the question that most immigrants have, which is, “How do I survive ...
03/05/2024
Digital humanities allows for accessibility in race discussions
By Jack McLaughlinArts & Features EditorThe Center for Digital Humanities hosted their final event of the semester, “Rethinking Race and American Sculpture Through Digital Humanities,” over Zoom April 22. The event is the last in this year’s Race + Digital Humanities Invited Lecturer Series, a...
03/05/2024
Jennifer De Leon advocates for study abroad experiences
By Francisco Omar Fernandez RodriguezAsst. Arts & Features EditorOn April 17, the Center for Inclusive Excellence held an event called Identities Abroad to support studying abroad.English Professor Jennifer De Leon shared a story about her experience. She said she had always wanted to travel abroad....
03/05/2024
Meet the audiovisual student workers who bring campus events to life
Alexis Schlesinger / THE GATEPOSTBy Adam LevineEditorial StaffAt most events on campus, attendees can turn toward the back of the room and see the friendly faces of the student workers of Campus Events.Although they are just one of the four Campus Events departments, the audio and visual team serves...
03/05/2024
FSU beyond borders: Border Awareness Experience takes students to El Paso, Texas
Courtesy of Patricia Sánchez-ConnallyBy Raena DotyArts & Features EditorOn March 17, most students were relaxing into the first few days of a quiet spring break - but for 10 students, their time off from classes looked very different. On this day, they had just left Massachusetts for a trip to the ...
03/05/2024
Hilltop keeps the language of theater alive with ‘The Language Archive’
Meghan Spargo / THE GATEPOSTBy Liv DunleavyStaff WriterFrom April 21 to April 25, nine students all gathered at 6 p.m. in the Dwight Performing Arts Center to put together this year’s play during tech week.From running lines over and over to adjusting tedious timings and cues, The Hilltop Players ...
03/05/2024
Studio art majors inspire students
Maddison Behringer / THE GATEPOSTBy Andrea O’BrienStaff WriterJunior Matthew Boivin got into art when his grandmother and uncle, both artists, introduced him to all kinds of art as a young child. Now, his favorite art form is drawing.Sophomore Stella Bailey aspires to be an elementary school art t...
03/05/2024
Mazmanian Gallery hosts five senior studio art majors’ capstones
Adrien Gobin / THE GATEPOSTBy Raena DotyArts & Features EditorOn April 24, the second of two senior capstone exhibitions in the Mazmanian Gallery began with a reception to celebrate the five senior studio art majors who put their art on display.Erin Lyons, concentration in painting, made four oil pa...
03/05/2024
McAuliffe Center inspires hope in the face of climate change
Raena Doty / THE GATEPOSTBy Raena DotyArts & Features EditorThe Christa McAuliffe Center hosted the second annual Climate Hope Concert by Multiverse Concert Series in the planetarium April 20.The performance included several songs written about wonders and catastrophes of the natural world and the s...
03/05/2024
How an FSU professor ran two marathons in the same week
Courtesy of Nicola MacEwenBy Andrea O’BrienStaff WriterNicola MacEwen, professor in the Fashion Design & Retailing Department, experienced a very busy week recently, running the Boston Marathon and the London Marathon within just six days of each other.Growing up, MacEwen was never an athlete. She...
03/05/2024
Women’s lacrosse advances to MASCAC final
Adrien Gobin / THE GATEPOSTBy Izabela GageStaff WriterWomen’s lacrosse ended their regular season with an undefeated conference record of 6-0. They now hold an overall record of 14-3.Framingham defeated the Bridgewater State University Bears 24-11 April 20, and sophomore goalkeeper Bella DiMare ta...
03/05/2024
Center of the field: inside the minds of pitchers
Adrien Gobin / THE GATEPOSTBy Adam LevineSports EditorProfessional baseball games often begin with a ceremonial first pitch. The crowd watches and applauds the honoree, despite the throw’s speed or accuracy.But for softball and baseball pitchers, each and every pitch places them at the beginning o...
03/05/2024
Baseball redeems slow start, eyes postseason success
Adrien Gobin / THE GATEPOSTBy Riley CrowellAsst. Sports EditorOn March 23, Framingham lost the concluding game of their spring break trip, bringing their overall record to 0-9.As of press time, the Rams sit atop the MASCAC, in prime position to make a postseason run.How, you might ask? A combination...
03/05/2024
Softball remains optimistic despite late-season struggles
Adrien Gobin / THE GATEPOSTBy Sophia OppedisanoAsst. Sports EditorFramingham State softball is fighting for their place in the MASCAC standings with only one week of regular season matchups left to play. After a three-game win streak against Lasell and Lesley on April 23 and 25, respectively, the Ra...
03/05/2024
Women’s track and field focuses on the future
Courtesy of Mark JohnsonBy Sophia OppedisanoAsst. Sports EditorBy Izabela GageStaff WriterThe Framingham State track and field team is looking to the future after a disappointing last-place finish at the MASCAC Championship meet April 26. Despite their place in the standings, the Rams found success....
03/05/2024
Senior Letters 2024
For a girl originally planning to study in New York City, Framingham has been a world. I found a lot of love. Made hundreds of epitomes about Constitutional Law at 2 a.m. But ultimately, if anything, I think I’ll always remember it as the place I was when “All Too Well (10 Minute Version)” was...
03/05/2024
Opinion: It’s not the same as it was
Courtesy of Izabela GageBy Izabela GageStaff WriterYou leave an imprint on every person you meet.No matter how small - there is always an impact from your words and your actions. Something you say or do to someone can leave an influence for an indefinite amount of time. The interactions can affect s...
03/05/2024
The Gatepost Editorial: Discarding ineffective marketing
By The Gatepost Editorial Board Framingham State has been struggling to recruit and retain students for many years and is attempting to rebrand the University and undertake a new marketing campaign. The decline in enrollment could be because some prospective students don't know much about Framingham...
03/05/2024
Opinion: The evolving reality of antisemitism around me
By Adam LevineEditorial StaffI feel victimized by antisemitism for the second time in my life.The first time, I did not realize it was antisemitism. I was in kindergarten. I heard a joke at the lunch table about Adolf Hi**er. As most kindergarten students do, I went home and happily repeated the jok...
03/05/2024
Opinion: If you need me, let me know
Courtesy of Alexis SchlesingerBy Alexis SchlesingerEditorial StaffAs my freshman year of college comes to a close, I notice everyone around me reflecting. I’ve found myself reflecting as well.So much has happened this year, throwing me into immense change.I can proudly say I am partly to blame for...
03/05/2024
Opinion: Old passions made new
Courtesy of Kyra Tolley By Kyra TolleyStaff WriterMy dream since as early as I can remember was to be a professional soccer player.I played soccer for 11 years out of the first 16 years of my life. It was my everything. I felt so passionate about it I never thought I could feel that way about anythi...
03/05/2024
Opinion: ‘Chin up, charge the mountain’
Courtesy of Andrea O'BrienBy Andrea O’Brien Staff WriterAs you approach your senior year of high school, the questions begin.“So what are your plans after high school? What do you want to do with your life?”These were always the conversations I dreaded more than anything - the reason why holid...
03/05/2024
Opinion: Nonetheless
Courtesy of Dylan PichnarcikBy Dylan Pichnarcik Editorial Staff Thinking back on my life - I have gathered one thing - we are constantly learning. Yes, in the sense of academics, but also and more importantly as humans. Every day we face challenges that test our morals, determination, and the resili...
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