To vote or not to vote? Student opinion varies
By Daniela Flores | Nov. 16, 2005New Jersey's gubernatorial election has come and gone. Democrat Jon Corzine is the next governor of New Jersey. Only one question remains: How involved ...
Read More »New Jersey's gubernatorial election has come and gone. Democrat Jon Corzine is the next governor of New Jersey. Only one question remains: How involved ...
Read More »Some came because a class required it. Others came out of sheer interest. But no matter what the reason, all those who attended "Resistance in a Choiceless ...
Read More »Clubs may know Julia Pratt, executive director of the Student Finance Board (SFB), for her power to fund a Gavin DeGraw concert or deny them bowling tournament ...
Read More »Paper is usually just the background for a work of art - the object on which the actual art is displayed. This, however, was not the case at the College's ...
Read More »Last week, the Asian American Association (AAA) kicked off Experience Asia, a month of programs featuring speakers, movies, events and performances. The ...
Read More »This week, Lions' Emergency Medical Services (LEMS) is participating in National Collegiate EMS Week, celebrating the work of EMS units across the country, ...
Read More »Have you ever sat down at your desk, prepared to study or write a paper, and found yourself chatting with a friend on AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) instead? ...
Read More »For some people, acting is a pastime, but for others it is part of a greater statement. For Allyssa Metzger, junior mathematics and history major, acting ...
Read More »One hundred forty eight dollars and fifty cents. That is how much each of you paid in computing access fees for this Fall. So what exactly do you get ...
Read More »Walk inside the first floor lounge in New Residence Hall and you'll find an old, barely working piano. Most students who live in the building will probably ...
Read More »As the years go on, and people get older, the spirit of Halloween leaves them. Too old to trick-or-treat, most college students and adults celebrate Halloween ...
Read More »More than two-dozen students gathered on Wednesday, Oct. 19 for a program that blended art, history and culture as smoothly as paint on a canvas. One ...
Read More »It's that time of year again. The leaves are changing, the clocks have been turned back and even die-hard flip-flop wearers will soon be forced to trade ...
Read More »When Lisa McCarthy met Emma Dorre, she described the experience as "amazing." Dorre, formerly a head teacher in Manasquan, is almost 100 years old. She ...
Read More »Feeling a little on the dumb side? Eat a lot of cashews; they're supposed to make your brain sharper. At the seventh annual witch lecture, this year titled ...
Read More »You have 446 friends from colleges across the country. Four of them live on the West Coast and attend Stanford University. Two of those four are also ...
Read More »It's early on a Sunday morning and students are walking sleepily into Eickhoff Dining Hall. They're met with a warm smile and greeting that could only ...
Read More »"Here on campus, we refer to our housing as 'residence halls,'" Larry Gage, associate director for Counseling in the Psychological Services office, said. ...
Read More »Some American students say that studying abroad is the opportunity of a lifetime - the chance to live in a foreign country, speak other languages and ...
Read More »Halloween is the only time of the year when begging for candy and dressing up like Saddam Hussein is not only considered normal, but is actually encouraged. ...
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