Anthony Dinicola – The Independent

November 20The Independent’s top 10 NFL logos
November 20Rick Hahn’s five worst free agent signings
November 20Can the Chicago Bears still make the playoffs?
November 20Anthony Davis teases signing with the Bulls
November 20Armchair Creative: Reviving the Cruiserweight Division
November 20CM Punk returns to WWE
November 20White Sox retain Jose Abreu
November 20Ranking the top 10 teams of the decade
November 20White Sox of the future: right field
November 19Eight Criminally Underrated Bands You Need To Hear
November 19Royal Coda strikes a chord with “Compassion”
November 19The dire state of Chicago sports
November 19Evaluating GarPax’s draft history
November 19Juan Garcia gets the ball rolling
November 19FINNEAS Concert
November 19The Power Closet as an empowerment resource
November 19A one woman show: ‘Discovering Marie’
November 19Joffery Ballet performs ‘Jane Eyre’
November 19Wrapping up ‘Rhythm + Flow’
November 19The era of vanity, insecurity and narcissism
November 19Language learning
November 19Followers, follow
November 19Intolerance runs rampant in the White House
November 19A revolutionary end of year for many
November 19Go green this spring semester at NEIU
November 19Third Annual Women in Science Conference
November 19Evening of etiquette dinner and fashion show
November 19Independent wins fourth place at the national media convention
November 19Students helping students succeed
November 19DACA under assault from Trump and the U.S. Supreme Court

The Hookup

Amaris E. Rodriguez, Opinions Editor

September 27, 2017

On Thursday, Sep. 14 NEIU hosted “The Hookup,” an interactive Catharsis Production led by Anthony Dinicola, which looks at dating behaviors and how they can be hiding sexual violence. “I like to use real language because I like to talk about the subject matter how people really talk about the subject matter,” sai...

Here’s ‘The Hook Up’: Being an active bystander, reflecting on slut.

Cecilia G. Hernandez, Writer

September 26, 2017

“Cockblock! Some cocks need to be blocked,” Anthony DiNicola said to a small audience of NEIU students in Alumni Hall. “We have to be willing to call them out.” During “The Hook Up” improv presentation on Sept. 4, DiNicola coaxed us to be an active bystander by introducing four ways to intervene while also maki...

Don’t get your ‘Sex Signals’ mixed up

Danny Montesdeoca, Production Staff

September 5, 2016

People tend to avoid mixing comedy and rape culture in the same pot, – especially when trying to combat it – but that is exactly what Catharsis Productions aims to do with their improv show, “Sex Signals.” Catharsis Productions was founded in 2000 by Dr. Gail Stern and Christian Murphy, who seek "to change the world ...

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