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Michael Ian Black Comedy Review: 'Less is More'

By LeAnna Shanks

This year’s featured comedian for Daemen's Homecoming Weekend was Michael Ian Black. Unlike Dave Coulier, who was our featured comedian last year, Black was not afraid to bring out the profanity, politics, and at times risqué topics. Read More » 

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'Someone Who'll Watch Over Me': Review of the Frank McGuinness Play Presented at the Irish Classical Theatre

By Anne Brady

In 1980's Lebanon, political turmoil led to the imprisonment of many foreigners residing there. "Someone Who'll Watch Over Me," a play written by Frank McGuiness, tells the tale of three such men. Read More »


INSIGHT Editorial…

Don't Cut College Funding!

In this economy, the majority of students cannot afford college without help from state and government funding. Read More »


Faculty Profile: Who is Jeremy Hall Outside the Classroom?

By Anne Brady

Jeremy Hall

THIS JUST IN: Our professors are ACTUALLY HUMAN! Unlike high school, where students tend to view teachers as evil, detention-writing, homework-assigning monsters, here at Daemen College your professors want you to know they're people with lives outside of the classroom. Read More

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Clearing the Air about H1N1 Virus

By Richanne C. Mankey

Vice-President and Dean of Student Affairs

Several costumes inspired by the H1N1 virus were featured at Daemen College this Halloween.  Light-heartedness about the flu is helpful, as it helps us keep the balance between the fear the media seem to be trying to instill and the more mundane realities of flu season.  Read More


 


Homecoming Weekend

The INSIGHT's shutter-bug, LeAnna Shanks' photos of Homecoming '09 . . . Read More

 

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