The Quinnipiac Chronicle

Eric Lampe’s breakaway goal set the tone for the Quinnipiac men’s ice hockey team, as the Bobcats edged Dartmouth 2-1 to advance to the ECAC Quarterfinals.

The Bobcats staged an exciting come-from-behind victory on Sunday afternoon and will now try to accomplish something no other men’s basketball team has ever done in school history.

A three-goal, 18-shot attack in the second period powered the Dartmouth Big Green to a 6-3 win over the Quinnipiac Bobcats in Game 2 of the ECAC Hockey first-round series at the TD Bank Sports Center last night.

Quinnipiac took the first game in a best-of-three series against Dartmouth, 3-2, led by senior captain Jean-Marc Beaudoin’s third straight three-point game. Beaudoin and Eric Lampe tallied their 100th career points on Beaudoin’s power-play goal in the third period to give the Bobcats a 3-1 lead and an insurance goal.

For just the fifth time in program history the Quinnipiac Bobcats men’s lacrosse team scored 20 goals in a game, its first time since 2002. Fifteen different players recorded a point in the 20-3 win against Wagner.

The Bobcats fought off Monmouth to earn another home game in the Northeast Conference Tournament with their 84-75 victory at the TD Bank Sports Center on Thursday night.

Freshman Tommy Frisina was so displeased with the announcement of The Fray as SPB’s Spring Concert, he decided to boycott. Frisina pioneered the Facebook event “Badfish over The Fray,” in an attempt to make students aware of other available concert choices.

The H1N1 influenza virus, a topic of substantial coverage in the second half of 2009, has appeared to die down in the eyes of the mainstream media. But the Health and Wellness Center at Quinnipiac is not allowing a decline in widespread attention to affect the way it handles the virus.

Forget the pro-decriminalization debate for a second. For that matter, forget the anti-decriminalization debate. Please stop selling drugs on the Quinnipiac campus.

For two weeks out of the year, Americans draped themselves in the flag, chanted “USA” and cheered on their country in snowboarding, curling and everything in between. Take that experience and use it for your Bobcats.

Forget about Facebook and YouTube, because Chatroulette has quickly become the newest online obsession.

If you want suspense, mystery and a twisted ending, then “Shutter Island” is the movie for you. “Shutter Island” is set during the 1950s post World War II and is filled with mysteries and creates the question of what is real and what is imaginary.

Is this uber-popular television show just a better version of karaoke? Matt Busekroos joins the judging table with his thoughts.

When junior Paden Livingston came back from his Study Abroad semester in South Africa, he had only one thing on his mind: helping those he had just left.