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By Jane Bowden | Apr. 29, 2019By Jane Bowden Features Editor With finals just around the corner, students will soon be pulling all-nighters and cramming for exams at the last minute. ...
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By Jane Bowden Features Editor With finals just around the corner, students will soon be pulling all-nighters and cramming for exams at the last minute. ...
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By Shannon Deady Columnist The warm weather has officially kicked in and, because I grew up down the shore, my first thought is always seafood. I love ...
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By Caleigh Carlson Correspondent A faint applause could be heard from the other side of the double doors as students in the TCNJ Guitar Ensemble waited, ...
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By Diana Solano Staff Writer With finals season approaching, students across the country will soon be relying on coffee, late night study sessions and ...
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By Jane Bowden Features Editor National Poetry Month is a time to reflect on famous poets, such as Maya Angelou and Langston Hughes, who have highlighted ...
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By Danielle Silvia Columnist Summer fashion trends are already heating up, but something I always struggle with is finding the best summer hairstyle. ...
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By Julia Marnin Former Production Manager Whether they were Mario Kart fanatics or Grand Theft Auto experts, nothing could prepare the students at the ...
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By Diana Solano Staff Writer While many students gathered in the Lion’s Den at 11 a.m. for their usual meal equivalency, others were enticed by the ...
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By Lara Becker Reviews Editor Like most college students, sophomore chemistry major Sydney Santiago leads a busy lifestyle –– she’s an active sister ...
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By Shannon Deady Columnist After last week’s sweet and savory Easter pie, I decided to continue the trend of traditional dessert recipes with an even ...
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By Richard Miller Opinions Assistant The Brower Student Center Room 100 was filled to the brim with excitement, laughter and suspenseful energy as the ...
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By Danielle Silvia Columnist Between gloomy, brisk weather and sporadic 80-degree days, figuring out what to wear in the spring can be complicated. How ...
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By Jane Bowden Features Editor This June, performers such as Miley Cyrus, Chance the Rapper and The Killers will be celebrating the 50th anniversary ...
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By Elizabeth Zakaim Editor-in-Chief Ragnarok is upon us. Or at least it was on Saturday, April 13 during TCNJ Manhunt’s annual day-long Humans vs. ...
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By Shannon Deady Columnist No family holiday celebration is complete without Pastiera di Riso, or the Easter Pie, as my family likes to call it. Although ...
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By Kelly Scheper Correspondent The Shop @ TCNJ, the College’s new food pantry located in Campus Town, holds a lot of necessities — shelves of non-perishable ...
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By Shannon Deady Columnist Eggplant parmesan is one of my favorite dishes, and one of the only traditional Italian recipes I did not get passed down ...
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By Danielle Silvia Columnist Spring is in the air, but there are still plenty of rainy days in April, which can put a damper on your mood and fashion. ...
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By Michael Rodriguez Correspondent With dozens of students huddled in Alumni Grove, cooing and giggling, a passerby might have assumed there was a celebrity ...
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By Jane Bowden Features Editor With Earth Day just around the corner, it’s important to practice eco-friendly habits such as shopping at the local ...
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