By John Plue Constitution day took place September 17, 2019, and the staff of the Cycle in 1969 came to speak with an audience about the Antonelli v. Hammond case. John Antonelli, Joan Sweeney, Jay Sampson, and Mark Rice all… Read More ›
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FSU Celebrates 22nd Rock the Block
by John Plue On September 10, 2019, Fitchburg State University held the 22nd annual Rock the Block. When Rock the Block was first held it was a non-profit volunteer fair. According to Shane Franzen, the Associate Director of Student Development,… Read More ›
Study Abroad With Global Ambassadors Program
by Sylvia Agyeiwaa Fitchburg State University received a $1 million dollars grant to help students study abroad. The Global Ambassadors Scholarship Program is a program in which Fitchburg State University gives grants to students for studying abroad. Through the leadership… Read More ›
Understanding Eldridge Cleaver and “Black Moochie”
by John Plue Why was “Black Moochie” the cause of such turmoil? Disagreements over the language and content and the topics of race and sex were hotly detailed. Cleaver talks about two women in the essay, a teacher and a… Read More ›
FSU recognizes 50th year anniversary of Antonelli v. Hammond
by John Plue Take a step 50 years into the past and put yourself in the shoes of the Cycle’s editor-in-chief John Antonelli. It is the beginning of the 1969 fall semester at Fitchburg State and an article in the… Read More ›
