Jack Muscatello

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Learn to embrace the ending

Apr 24, 2024 | quchronicle.com | Lillian Curtin |Jack Muscatello

Endings are rough. I’ve meandered back-and-forth on what “words of wisdom” I should impart as I close this chapter of my life, and I’ve settled on a simple mantra that has helped me over the years — embrace the ending. As a movie nerd and self-declared filmmaker, I believe the hardest part of any good story is the ending. What should be the final shot? The final line? How long until we cut to black, to leave a strong impression on the audience?
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Apr 16, 2024 | quchronicle.com | Alexandra Martinakova |Jack Muscatello

While the partial solar eclipse brought hundreds of spectators to the Mount Carmel Campus Quad on April 8, a small cohort of communications students and faculty gathered to hear Ukrainian photographer Serhii Korovayny describe his featured photographs in the “Ukraine: War and Resistance” exhibition.
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Mar 19, 2024 | quchronicle.com | Michael LaRocca |Jack Muscatello

The average American suburb has a few key ingredients: big box stores, seas of parking lots and six-lane roads cutting through neighborhoods. From behind the windshield of a car, it’s the ultra-normal symbol of the American Dream. But it shouldn’t be this way. Housing availability has plummeted, car prices and insurance premiums are soaring and complaining about traffic still ranks supreme in small-talk conversations with relatives.
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Mar 5, 2024 | quchronicle.com | Jacklyn Pellegrino |Jack Muscatello

The old adage “go big or go home” has long been co-opted by Hollywood as its approach of choice for sequels. Rarely does it work as well as it does for “Dune: Part Two,” which expands upon its predecessor with a fulfilling epic that manages to leave a little room for more to follow. “Part Two” continues the journey of Paul Atreides (Timothée Chalamet), the young patriarch of the once-powerful House Atreides.
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Feb 20, 2024 | quchronicle.com | Jack Muscatello |Zachary Reagan

Acrobatics and tumbling may be one of the newest sports at Quinnipiac, but its history is as storied as one of the most successful teams on campus. Head coach Mary Ann Powers is entering her 27th year at Quinnipiac, and she’s built quite the program. Her teams have been nationally ranked in the top 10 since 2005, and she was one of the founding coaches of the National Collegiate Acrobatics and Tumbling Association. To say Powers is a pioneer of the sport is an understatement.
Quinnipiac students go for the gold at SPB Mario Kart Tournament

Feb 14, 2024 | quchronicle.com | Jack Muscatello |Quinn O'Neill

Quinnipiac University’s Student Programming Board hosted its second-annual Mario Kart Wii tournament on Feb. 10, with students competing for prizes in the Mt. Carmel Auditorium. The day included many festivities for the students, including coloring, racing remote control cars and, of course, playing lots of Mario Kart Wii. Every student who wanted to participate received a ticket and a number.
Where Quinnipiac baseball stands entering 2024

Feb 14, 2024 | quchronicle.com | Jack Muscatello |Amanda Dronzek

Globe Life Field opened in 2020. Three years later, the Texas Rangers won their first-ever World Series. Quinnipiac baseball may not be destined for the World Series, but it enters 2024 on a new field with a new set of expectations. Quinnipiac Athletics announced renovations for the baseball field following a historic 30-win season in 2023, tying the program record for most wins in a season. The new facility includes a turf field, updated dugouts and fencing.
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Feb 7, 2024 | quchronicle.com | Jack Muscatello |A.J. Gugliotta III

What if you could have unlimited screens in front of you whenever you wanted? What if you could finish your homework on massive displays all in the palm of your hand? Apple introduced a headset called Vision Pro, that’s base price is $3,500, on Feb. 2 that allows all of this to be accomplished. Vision Pro is, to put it simply, a headset equipped with a blend of augmented reality (a mix of digital and real world displays) and virtual reality (all digital).
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Dec 6, 2023 | quchronicle.com | Jack Muscatello |Aidan Sheedy

There’s no more universal symbol of support than a hand on a shoulder. On the afternoon of Dec. 2, over 50 players and coaches from the Hamden Youth Hockey Association gathered at center ice, hands on every shoulder and demonstrated how these seemingly small gestures can have the greatest impact. The 60-year-old Louis “Lou” Astorino Ice Arena welcomed a “Shoulder Check” showcase for the local hockey league aiming to educate young athletes on the importance of kindness while competing.
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Dec 5, 2023 | quchronicle.com | Jack Muscatello |Aidan Sheedy

There’s no more universal symbol of support than a hand on a shoulder. On the afternoon of Dec. 2, over 50 players and coaches from the Hamden Youth Hockey Association gathered at center ice, hands on every shoulder and demonstrated how these seemingly small gestures can have the greatest impact. The 60-year-old Louis “Lou” Astorino Ice Arena welcomed a “Shoulder Check” showcase for the local hockey league aiming to educate young athletes on the importance of kindness while competing.