Monthly Archives: March 2014

Mason requests funds from state for Robinson construction

Mason is awaiting the decision of the Virginia state legislature on its request for additional funding in the 2014-2016 biennial budget for the planned Robinson Hall demolition and reconstruction. In the governor’s proposed biennial budget, released this past December, Mason…

Mason baseball defeats Fordham 7-4

Fourth Estate Sports Reporter Joey Jordan  Mason baseball defeated the Fordham Rams 7-4 today at Spuhler Field. A five run bottom of the 7th propelled the Patriots to the win. A strong pitching performance from Anthony Montefusco shut down the…

Q&A: Gabrielle Hanley, sophomore Songdo student

Gabrielle Hanley is a sophomore studying Government and International Politics. 1. What made you interested in studying at Songdo? I already had an interest in Korea and its culture, and when I read about this new city that was extremely…

Script of “Frozen” movie warms audience’s hearts

Written by Fourth Estate Lifestyle Reporter Andrew Davis Since its release in late 2013, “Frozen” has encountered critical and financial success. The film has currently garnered over $1 billion dollars worldwide and collected two Academy awards for Best Animated Feature…

[Preview]: Baseball A-10 opening series vs. Fordham

On Friday, Mason baseball will play host the first Atlantic 10 game in school history when they host Fordham for a three-game series. The Patriots, who enter the conference slate at 11-7, lost to No. 16 ranked North Carolina last…

[Opinion]: Root for your Commonwealth friends in UVA

Written by Fourth Estate contributor Martin Phillips, a Mason alumnus.  NCAA tournament selections have been made and, yes, sadly Mason is no where to be found this year.  It was a tough season, which most want to forget, and fortunately for…

“Undocuqueer” panel unveils a tale of hidden struggle

Written by Fourth Estate Online Lifestyle Editor Arrielle Brooks On March 6, the Mason DREAMers presented students with a unique event titled “Undocuqueer” in the Johnson Center. Best known for their efforts to create more inclusive spaces for immigrant and…

[PREVIEW]: 2014 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament

In honor of the 2014 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, Sports Editor Stephen Czarda and Online Sports Editor Kristi Anable sat down to discuss this year’s bracket and notables about highlight teams. Anable covered men’s basketball beat this season and Czarda…