The DDC Has Its Reasons

by
Heather Megill

One of the most important services of residential living here on campus is undoubtedly the Dickerman Dining Commons. This service, however, comes with a price and Michael San Antonio, director of Dining Services for Husson University, knows these costs all too well.
“Students pay a fee for their meal program,” explains San Antonio. “That fee does not cover the cost of taking food out of the dining commons. That would probably drive costs to an extent that would require a fairly substantial increase in the board …

Husson Spring Sports Wrap Up

by
Sean Metcalfe
As we move into the final weeks of the spring semester it’s time to check in with Husson University spring sports.
Husson baseball has come off on their best seasons in recent memory winning the most games in school history with thirty-three wins. The team also won the North Atlantic Conference championship and played in the NCAA Division III New England Regional Tournament. The Eagles entered the 2010 season looking to build off …

NESCom Writer Publishes Novel

Twilight and Harry Potter may have a new fiction series to compete with called the Xsardis Chronicles. Book one of the series called “Issym” came out in November and the author, 17-year-old Jessie Mae Hodsdon, is barely older than the main characters Seth and Rachel. “They, like many kids, have an imagination where dragons, fairies and the like exist. When they grow up they get sucked into this world they imagined,” Hodsdon says. While on the mystical continent of Issym, Seth …

Bruins Falling Rapidly

To say the Boston Bruins have had a surprising, albeit disappointing, first half of the season is an understatement. Though many top ranked teams were struggling at the beginning of the season, Boston has not been able to find its footing, as they previously have been able to do. With the Buffalo Sabres having a surprisingly great season, the Bruins are falling fast in the rankings after picked to be a top five team in the league.