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THE GATEPOST
Framingham State's award-winning independent student newspaper since 1932


Music Reviews: Radkey and Chvrches
Michael B. Murphy Editor In Chief Radkey, the young brotherly trio who hail from Missouri, make no attempts at hiding their influences on...
Michael B. Murphy
Sep 18, 2015


Arts & Ideas Preview 2015-2016
By Kristen Pinto Each year, Framingham State puts together a series of thought-provoking presentations, lectures, film screenings and...
Kristen Pinto
Sep 17, 2015


Music Review: “Miley Cyrus & Her Dead Petz”
Courtesy of Facebook.com By Kristen Pinto Miley Cyrus simply doesn’t care what anyone thinks. If that has not become obvious to the...
Kristen Pinto
Sep 17, 2015


Music review: Crosses – ‘Crosses’
By Michael B. Murphy Clearly an ardent believer of the old proverb, “Tis a lesson you should heed/Try, try, try again/If at first you...
Michael B. Murphy
Feb 15, 2015


Annual children’s literature festival brings award-winning writers to FSU
by Kristen Pinto Asst. Arts & Features Editor Noted children’s authors/illustrators Steve Jenkins and Mark Teague spoke of the writing...
Kristen Pinto
Nov 14, 2014


Paul Harding discusses the secrets of writing professionally
By Scott Calzolaio Pulitzer Prize-winning author and musician Paul Harding came to campus on Tuesday, November 11, to read a passage from...
Scott Calzolaio
Nov 10, 2014


Yik Yak: anonymity in an app
By Spencer Harry Students on campus have been talking about their concerns and responsibilities associated with posting online in...
Spencer Harry
Oct 30, 2014


Stories of Struggle, Stories of Hope: Chris Abani’s graceful walk
By Melina Bourdeau “If the sand on the road to Egesa can be used to teach a child to walk, it can be used to teach us all to walk...
Melina Bourdeau
Oct 23, 2014
FSU students share the stories behind their tattoos
By Lauren Campbell As sophomore geography major Anna Reynolds walks into the Natick Mall to start her shift at work, she notices people...
Lauren Campbell
Oct 11, 2014


Author Michael Patrick MacDonald describes Boston busing 40 years later
by Bradley Leuchte The South Boston “code of silence” is a practice that many people in the metro-Boston area and even around the country...
Brad Leuchte
Oct 9, 2014


Music review: alt-J ‘This Is All Yours’
By Corin Cook Eclectic genre-swapping, stylistically peculiar production and other music unconventionalities are implemented throughout...
Corin Cook
Oct 2, 2014


Student from The Netherlands explores the east coast, college living in U.S.
By Kristen Pinto On the first day of fall in Boston, the best way to spend the day is enjoying one of America’s oldest and favorite past...
Kristen Pinto
Sep 28, 2014


Preschoolers share their artwork in the Forum
By Mark Wadland Art created by children from the Child Development Lab was on display in the McCarthy Center Forum on Wednesday, March 5....
Mark Wadland
May 6, 2014
SGA helps fund ASB trip to Oklahoma
By Sara Silvestro A guitar reflected light out into the audience as three Framingham State students laughed in between verses of their...
Sara Silvestro
Mar 27, 2014
Movie review: Hayao Miyazaki’s ‘The Wind Rises’ mostly soars
By Michael B. Murphy The animated film “The Wind Rises” is a monumental moment in world cinema, as it is not only legendary Japanese...
Michael B. Murphy
Mar 27, 2014


Music review: A track by track guide to Skrillex’s ‘Recess’
By Bradley Leuchte After a surprisingly long and delayed wait, the most influential dance producer in America released his secret debut...
Brad Leuchte
Mar 27, 2014


MT Nicolas wins Battle of the Comedians
By Scott Calzolaio In his comparison of pregnancy and obesity at this year’s Battle of the Comedians, winner MT Nicolas explained that...
Scott Calzolaio
Mar 7, 2014


Music review: Pharrell Williams’ ‘G I R L’
By Bradley Leuchte This 40-year-old producer refuses to slow or settle down. Pharrell Williams already changed the world of hip-hop and...
Brad Leuchte
Mar 7, 2014


Music review: Benmont Tench’s ‘You Should Be So Lucky’
By Bradley Leuchte A heartbreaker on his own, keyboardist Benmont Tench of the Heartbreakers breaks o8 from the driving blues of Tom...
Brad Leuchte
Feb 22, 2014
Movie review: ‘The Monuments Men’
By Bradley Leuchte That wasn’t bad ... but it sure wasn’t good. “The Monuments Men” is a World War II movie that isn’t about war. This...
Brad Leuchte
Feb 22, 2014
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