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  As Fordhamites We Have A Right To Know: Is Lana Del Rey (Lizzie Grant FCRH 2008) getting an invite to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding?  Photo 1 Page Six did a recent story about Taylor Swift’s upcoming wedding and the requirements she may be placing on her famous guests. This apparently includes no cellphones and restrictions on who can bring a “Plus One.”[1]  Now, as the bride it is her day. However, there is concern growing that she may impact weddings the way she has ruined watching the NFL on television.  Musical Influences What Do Taylor Swift's "Snow on the Beach" Lyrics Really Mean? Here's Our Breakdown The Lana Del Rey-featured track shows us the different sides of falling in love. [2] Photo 2 Lyrics provided by Genius [Verse 1: Taylor Swift] One night, a few moons ago I saw flecks of what could've been lights But it might just have been you Passing by unbeknownst to me Life is emotionally abusive And time can't stop me quite like you did And...

  Valued The night’s most valued can’t be saved by thoughts alone. Daytime will steal it. -Kevin Bergin

  LIU Admits NCAA Violations  The NCAA is vacating team and individual records from programs that had ineligible athletes in that span, which is from the 2020–21 season through 2023–24. Titles from the 2024–25 and 2025–26 seasons were not impacted, including the Sharks’ recent NEC Tournament title in men’s basketball. The NCAA acknowledged that the University worked collaboratively with NCAA enforcement staff throughout the review and cooperated fully with the process. As a result, the University agreed to a three-year period of probation, a $30,000 fine plus 3% of the budgets for the four highest-budgeted sport programs involved, a two-week prohibition on all recruiting activities during the first year of probation, public reprimand and censure, and the vacation of team and individual records due to any ineligible participation.  Statement from Director of Athletics Elliott Charles  "Long Island University identified these matters several years ago through its own c...

May’s Second Sunday Some newly admitted members with babies in hand, led in by husbands holding doors opened wide; These often dressed as the working casual;  Glanced over at the “special” menus with pride. Yes, the moms came in-all shapes and sizes,  taken out for their lunch by those who care; Dressing higher for the event, by age or station. Those on walkers had only grown children there. The ladies were smiling and so many wore pink. For some twas the Sabbath, for all Mid-May;  Scattering of balloons, tables with flowers; hustling waiters wishing all, “Happy Mother’s Day!”                                                                       -Kevin Bergin