Sarah Dunham speaks to the Olympics and the Media class about her experiences at the 2010 Games. She spent half of the semester working for The Today Show in Vancouver as a Runner and Assistant Producer.
Students read transcripts Dunham brought back from the show. Each packet covered everything that happened in that morning's show.
Dunham accepting questions from the class.
Megan and Will pose in the backyard of Megan's parents' house in Connecticut on April 9th, 2010.
Megan's bouquet.
Moments after the ceremony ends, the couple sneaks a quick kiss before more photos and family engulf them. Right after this, all guests lined up on the stairs for a couple crowd shots.
The groom's cake with the bride's bouquet. Megan, who works as a cake decorator in an upscale market, made all desserts, including the two cakes. The flowers were also designed by her workplace.
This cake - the bride's cake - is actually fake! Megan decorated simple styrofoam pieces with fondant and piping.
The couple enjoys their first dance as their friends and family look on.
Before the dancing escalates, the family get the chance to see the couple cut the cake... the real cake.
Senior Red Foxes Christian Coley, Loic Sessagesimi and Mike Land stand with loved ones as the team salutes their commitment to the tennis team here at Marist.
Freshman Joris Van Eck readies himself before the coming matches on April 13.
Senior Loic Sessagesimi and Junior Nicolas Pisecky, both swiss natives, warm up before one of the first matches of the day, doubles against a Fairfield Stag duo.
Pisecky takes a break between warming up and getting serious for his doubles match.
Sessagesimi serves during his doubles match against Fairfield. The matches played that day were the last played at home for his career as a Marist Red Fox. The home team ended up sweeping Fairfield and assuming the top position in the MAAC Tournament and will face Connecticut in Storrs on Friday.
Opening act Micah warms up the crowd for the main act, Eric Hutchinson. Micah preformed original material and covers of popular songs like "Wake Up," by Arcade Fire.
Eric Hutchinson and his band preforming in the Nelly Goletti Theater in Marist's Student Center on March 3rd, 2010.
Hutchinson playing a new, soulful number called "Why Don't You Try." The number was unfamiliar to the Marist crowd but they welcomed it with open arms.
Hutchinson's band consists of musicians from all over the United States. This bassist was from Minneapolis and like the rest of the band had been with Hutchinson for many years.
Hutchinson inserts Marist into a song, joking how he has played every venue on campus and how he knows his way around without a guide or directions. The song finished with a touching anecdote form the singer who said coming up to Marist was not only fun for him by was in a way coming back home.
A street lampost illuminates a tree branch on Thursday March 11th, 2010 in front of James Cannavino Library. This was a "familiar" sight to many tired students as last minute work was finished in the library a couple hours before the college let out for spring break.
Self-proclaimed "old meets new" Irish folk band, MacCana at their monthly Mahoney's performance. The band is made up of the Four McCann brothers (Terry, Colin Brendan and Ryan) and close friend Dave Cafasso.
Brendan McCann belts it into the microphone during one of the band's original songs. Over the course of the night, the audience heard a mix of traditional Irish folk songs and the new material written by the band.
Lead singer Terry McCann plays the mandolin as well as guitar, banjo, and the tin whistle. As the lead, Terry had the dual job of preforming and entertaining the crowd with jokes and stories between songs.
Honorary McCann brother, Dave Cafasso plays the tin whistle during an upbeat, traditional song.
Colin McCann plays the drums while catching the improvisation cues from his brothers. Comfortable in front of crowd family and friends, The band was known that night for spontaneously adding names and stories to their set list.
During the last song of the set, Brendan sings along with his brother, Terry. It was also Brendan's daughter's fifth birthday that night. In between sets, the entire crowd sang as she got to blow out her candles.
Cleaning the women's bathroom in Fontaine was not the start of Maintenance worker Georgie's day. While students in nearby Gartland might be still sleeping, she's already been on hard at work.
Students in Fontaine get and early start to their day at their 8AM classes. Surprisingly enough, each student in this packed class is fully awake and attentive.
The offices in Dyson started to fill by 8:30 but the classrooms like this remained empty. Out of the whole first floor, only one is filled for an 8AM class.
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