The effect of COVID-19 on athletes and their bodies | The Stony Brook Press
Mandated stay-at-home orders, paired with the removal of rims from outdoor basketball courts, and closures of gyms and facilities across the country along with NCAA bans on virtual workouts, have left everyone from NBA stars like Milwaukee Bucks reigning MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo to college and high school players without a place to hone their skills and work on their bodies - which could have a drastic impact on their performance.
10 Times Donald Trump Criticized Sports And Has Been Called Out | The Stony Brook Press
Could this be Trump's way of overcompensating for his already documented small hands? Has his envy of athletes led him to the White House to devise a plan to rally other small handed team owners to work against the larger handed athletes?
J. Cole Is The Therapist Rap Needs In "KOD" | The Stony Brook Press
"The real is back, the 'Ville is back," and J. Cole has in fact brought it back stronger than ever, at a time when it was desperately needed. If you're anything like me, your faith in the state of hip-hop has slowly spiraled downward the past couple of months.
Beyond Rap: Pusha T's Shots at Drake Unravel the Cycle of the Absent Black Father - The New York Beacon
It seems as if Pusha T is taking the gloves off, coming off of the heels of his fourth-studio album Daytona on his latest diss track, "The Story of Adidon." A rebuttal to Drake's "Duppy Freestyle," furthering the ongoing feud that initially began with Drake's [...]
Fashion Forward: How Streetwear Made It To The Runway | The Stony Brook Press
If you took a look at the outfit he's wearing-oversized sweats with five front pockets and a halter-top sweater-the first thought to the naked eye would be, "what the hell is he wearing and why does he look homeless?" The look seems outdated, dingy and just a bad decision across the board.
Post Malone Brings Stoney To The Brook | The Stony Brook Press
Stony Brook USG hosted its annual "Back to the Brook" concert this past Friday, September 22nd headlined by Post Malone. Post Malone's 16-week, 21-city, 'Stoney' tour fittingly began here Stony Brook, where he jokingly told the audience in attendance that he "was enrolling" at the start of the spring semester.