This week in The Lamron…

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM).

David Meisel, a former professor in SUNY Geneseo’s Department of Physics and Astronomy, sadly passed away this past August. In honor of his contributions to space research and his commitment in spreading his passion for astronomy, an asteroid has been named after him: Asteroid (5965) Meisel; his colleagues agree the asteroid was deservingly named after him. 

For this week's Invasion of Privacy, The Lamron interviewed Sophomore Mika Slotnick, an employee at the Milne library. This past April marked the grand opening of the newly renovated and revamped space, and I interviewed Mika not only about the amenities the library offers, but also about her experience working for SUNY Geneseo.

Every March, when the Major League Baseball (MLB) season starts, baseball fans everywhere have high hopes for their teams, believing that this could be the year. For Boston Red Sox fans, including myself, that optimism has become an annual ritual—one that often fades by the time October rolls around. 

On Oct. 7, 2025, the New York Rangers (NYR) played their first game of the regular season. Coming off four losses and two wins in the preseason, fans are concerned that there has been no change compared to last season's disappointing performance.

I have watched Lady Bird (2017) at least once a year (definitely multiple times) since my sister first introduced me to the movie in 2019. Every time I watch it, I am struck by its ability to be both highly emotional and deeply funny and entertaining.