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Kinsey Sicks performing Monday

A capella groups around the world each have their own unique flavor to them, including Bryant's own The Bottom Line. However, the Student Arts and Speaker Series (SASS) is pretty sure Bryant has never seen an a capella group quite like The Kinsey Sicks.…

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Bands compete for Spring Weekend opening spot

by Brigit Clancy in Campus News

On Tuesday, April 14th, the first Battle of the Bands took place at Bryant. The prize: opening for Fabolous and MIMS on Saturday, April 25th at the Spring Weekend concert. Greg Ritter and Taylor Zink, the co-chairs for the Bands and Concerts committee in the Student Programming Board, ran the event.…

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The sky is the limit for cloud computing

by Thomas Lee in Business

The prospects for "cloud computing" now seem a little less ... cloudy. Once a term confined to the personal-speak of high-minded tech geeks and derided by critics as a bogus marketing ploy, cloud computing today is arguably the hottest trend sweeping the information technology industry sector, investors, analysts and entrepreneurs say.

Management 200 goes international

by Morgan Buell in Campus News

Next to Business 101, Management 200 is one of the more tedious group-oriented classes that one will ever take at Bryant. You still may have nightmares of that dreadful team leader or the member who never showed. Whatever the case was, you remember the project.

Pirates of Somalia

by Archway Editor in Opinion

While it may conjure up a reference to Johnny Depp and the Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy, the hostage situation that played out over this past week is very real. Real to the point that it should have been officially addressed months and/or years ago when it was originally an issue.

Bulldogs roll past Northeastern, 8-4

If the Bryant University Men's Baseball team hasn't gotten your attention yet, consider this: the team has won 14 of its past 17 contests, and is averaging seven runs per game during that span - all this in their first season in Division I play.

by Bryant Athletics in Sports

Senior outfielder Pat O'Connor went two-for-five with a home run and three RBI to help Bryant get a big win over Northeastern, 8-4, at Friedman Diamond Tuesday afternoon. Eric Polvani went seven strong innings on the hill, allowing just two runs to pick-up his fifth win of the year and third in his last three starts.

Bulldog Flicks: Observe and Report

by Luke Stankiewicz in Variety

Usually when I go to see a movie for the purposes of reviewing it my goal is simple: determine if it's good or bad. From there I try to explain why I chose the way I did, and try to make it entertaining. Observe and Report presented me with a whole different set of challenges however, because it didn't fall into either category (initially).