Julia Varona What people had to say: She is one of those people on campus that always has a huge smile and great attitude. She is constantly doing things for CNU and is hardly ever recognized for her service. Julia has made an effort to know and invest in a ton of people on campus [...]
MOVIE REVIEW| Editors Darryl Fetz and Rebekah Bremer review the comedy revamp of the ‘80s cop drama. By Darryl Fetz darryl.fetz.09@cnu.edu Taking a spin on the drama infused “21 Jump Street” television show of the late ‘80s, the newly released “21 Jump Street” relies on laughs. The movie is a continuation of the TV show [...]
The Captain’s Log staff would like to address the actions made by employees of the school within the past week, with the hopes of creating a healthy dialogue about the matter. The Captain’s Log has had a presence on this campus for more than 40 years. Last Wednesday, April 4, members of the editorial board [...]
Flowers are emerging, beach sessions are commencing and jackets are being shed because spring is finally here! I bet you’re thinking about how you can’t wait to get your hands on all the new spring items. Here are the biggest trends that are up and coming this season, along with affordable stores where you can [...]
By Brandi Swope brandi.swope.09@cnu.edu It is 36 degrees outside near Gloucester, Va. Shannon DeWeese jerks her hands up in the air in the middle of packing diapers, wipes, bottles and her physics textbook. “It figures I would need to take her to the ER in the freezing rain,” DeWeese says. Winter has been absent for [...]
by Adrian Howard and Brittany Marks A new Hollywood food trend is sweeping the nation: the alkaline diet, a diet that supposedly alters the body’s chemical composition by maintaining the alkaline-acid ratio. By eating more alkaline rich foods, such as fruits and vegetables, to optimize one’s energy levels, people have reported feeling younger and healthier. [...]
MOVIE REVIEW| Director Terrence Malick chronicles and explores the evolution and meaning of life in this inspiring tale. By Taryn Rothstein taryn.rothstein.10@cnu.edu “The Tree of Life,” Terrence Malick’s fifth film in 38 years, takes you through a series of emotions and settings starting at the beginning of time. The introduction of the film begins with [...]
By: Lindsey Martin CNU seemed to have some luck as they took the field on St. Patrick’s Day, where they defeated the Ferrum Panthers, 26-11, extending their record to 6-1 overall. The Captains remain undefeated in USA South play, with a current record of 4-0. CNU has three more conference games to play before heading [...]
After a comfortable win against rival Greensboro, the CNU women’s basketball team traveled to Ferrum College for the USA South Conference Championship, where they ultimately fell 82-56. In order to place them into the game against top-seeded Ferrum, the Captains had a much needed redemption game against Greensboro. Previously, the Pride defeated the Captains with [...]
Christopher Newport University women’s lacrosse team faced off against the St. Mary’s Seahawks, a rival that CNU had only managed to defeat once before. Much like the team, the crowd was revved up and ready to go, enthusiastically cheering on the players with hopes of victory. CNU head coach Carolyn Raveia described the girls as [...]
