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Brute Force (RAW 11/15/21) & Lethal’s Injection (AEW Dynamite 11/17/21) WWE BACKLOG

(Photo courtesy of WWE) WWE World Heavyweight Champion Big E opened the show. Shane Conway Connector Staff WWE World Heavyweight Champion Big E opened the show. He addressed Smackdown’s Universal Champion Roman Reigns and his cousins the Usos about how he would hospitalize all three at the upcoming Champion vs. Champion match at Survivor Series

NFL Week 12 Recap

(Photo courtesy of NFL) The New England Patriots secured a big win against the Tennessee Titans, the final score being 36-13. Andrew Wilcox Connector Staff The New England Patriots secured a big win against the Tennessee Titans, the final score being 36-13.  The Titans came to Foxborough riddled with injuries. With wide receivers A.J. Brown

Stress Test WWE report

(Photo courtesy of WWE) The villainous Seth Rollins opens the show bringing important news to the crowd. Shane Conway Connector Staff The villainous Seth Rollins opens the show bringing important news to the crowd. He announces he successfully obtained a championship match against Big E for New Year’s Day.   The crowd reacts negatively, and Rollins

Five November films worth revisiting

(Photo courtesy of Universal Television) “Duel” (1971) was Steven Spielberg’s directorial debut. Emily Teague Connector Editor November movie releases have become a popular choice for films hoping to take advantage of the month’s promising history of bringing in lots of viewers. Looking back at movie releases of Novembers past, there are plenty of titles that

Top 100 Women-Led Businesses in Mass.: UMass Lowell Ranked No. 19

(Photo courtesy of UMass Lowell) Chancellor Jacquie Moloney will be stepping down in June 2022. Sophia Boucher Connector Staff The latest release of the Top 100 Women-Led Businesses in Massachusetts continues UMass Lowell’s five-year streak of recognition among the top 20 businesses. Led by Chancellor Jacquie Moloney, the university ranked as number 19 on the

Clubs During Covid

(Photo courtesy of UMass Lowell) Clubs have been able to return to in-person operations along with the re-opening of campus Riley Fontana Connector Contributor Much of UMass Lowell’s current student body have not been in a traditional school setting in over two years. COVID-19 hit when most of these students were juniors or seniors in