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Jenkins held to 13, Pride still overpowers Holy Cross

Hofstra Chronicle December 21, 2010

Just hours after the women's squad took down Hartford, the Hofstra University men's basketball team ground out a win of its own, defeating Holy Cross 71-56 for its second straight victory.

Pride cages Hawks for eighth straight win

Hofstra Chronicle December 21, 2010

After a 90 point effort on Monday, the Hofstra women's basketball team returned home with a grinding 65-51 victory over the University of Hartford for its eighth consecutive win.

Pride sends Great Danes to the dog house

Hofstra Chronicle December 20, 2010

ALBANY, NY- The Hofstra University women's basketball team looked to stay hot in the frigid state capital in search of its seventh consecutive win against the Great Danes of the University at Albany.

In ‘Tron Legacy’ pictures trumps plot

Hofstra Chronicle December 18, 2010

What is the purpose of a movie? Is it meant to be a visual novel, opening the minds of it's viewers through interesting plot progression and deep characters, or can it merely be a sound and light show entertaining its viewers with innovative score and art direction? This was the question I kept asking myself while watching Tron: Legacy. Can style be so good that it trumps substance?

Pride just shy in loss to Owls

Hofstra Chronicle December 10, 2010

The Hofstra University men's basketball team looked to extend its four game win streak against former St. John's head coach Mike Jarvis' Florida Atlantic University on Saturday, December 11.

Vegetable Soup for the Misanthropic Soul:

Hofstra Chronicle December 8, 2010

Sitting down to write this editorial I had every intention of writing about the things I will miss at Hofstra while being abroad this spring. Though, as I was generating my list it began to take a turn.

Holiday season thrown out in exchange for materialism

Hofstra Chronicle December 8, 2010

Now that it's after Thanksgiving, we can officially start thinking about Christmas. But it is such a loaded word in today's society. Christmas could be seen as an overly commercialized holiday with people lining up at three or four the morning after Thanksgiving just to snag super deals for gifts. Stores put up their Christmas displays as they are taking down their Halloween ones, sometimes even before, in the hopes of creating more shopping days and maybe even a frenzy.

New shows for Winter line-up fill the re-run gap

Hofstra Chronicle December 8, 2010

You've finished your finals, you're back home, and everything seems great.  The only bad news is all of your favorites shows are on hiatus and all that's playing are repeats. Now, what do you do? Simple: Just check out the new shows coming in January.  

‘Black Swan’ takes a dark turn in the dance world

Hofstra Chronicle December 8, 2010

It is not very often that the phrase "Ballet thriller" is followed closely with "Masked serial killer" but Darren Aronofsky's Black Swan is just that. Black Swan stars Natalie Portman as Nina Sayers, a supporting member of a major New York City ballet company.

Minus The Bear perform tight, crowd pleasing show

Hofstra Chronicle December 8, 2010

For an unknowing bystander, the ground floor of Terminal 5 may have seemed more like a dance party than a concert on Saturday night. Minus the Bear played on December 4th to a full house, the majority of which was engaged in some sort of frenetic dance-jump hybrid.

Best Albums of 2010

Hofstra Chronicle December 8, 2010

As this is the last issue of The Hofstra Chronicle of, not only the semester, but of the year 2010, I felt that we should make sure we ran the obligatory "best of the year" list. The following is a list of, in this assistant editor's humble opinion, the best albums of the year 2010.

First-year seminars now open to sophomores

Hofstra Chronicle December 8, 2010

Sophomore students received an email on Monday, December 6 stating that first-year seminars would now be open to them for registration. First-year students have priority in registering for these classes, and those classes have already been opened for registration for first-years for a month.         

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