Two wins over Case brighten rainy weekend

By Christian Wentling / April 28, 2009

It was a positively mixed weekend for baseball. The team did put a pair of victories in the win column. But those triumphs, both over Case, sandwiched a lopsided loss to Wash U.

Signal’s stark schoolhouse shocker Jean Brodie makes the grade

By Christian Wentling / April 24, 2009

Thanks to its no-frills narrative, the Signal Ensemble Theatre’s dramatic production of The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, directed by Ronan Marrow, lays bare the unsettling forces at work in the story.

One big inning enough to lick North Park

By Christian Wentling / April 24, 2009

Sometimes, in the two-and-a-half hours that is a baseball game, all it takes is one second to run away with the win.

Bats fall silent in back-to-back home losses

By Christian Wentling / April 10, 2009

Temperatures in the balmy upper 40s and sunlight in generous measure seemed to signal an afternoon of good fortune Wednesday at Stagg Field, but the Maroons’ bats could afford only one run between two games as they dropped a pair to Illinois Wesleyan..

Civil rights and wrongs

By Christian Wentling / November 18, 2008

Gay-marriage advocates undermine their own cause with unfair protests