In the spirit of Queer Awareness Month, PRISM held its annual Coming Out Monologues on Monday, Oct. 15 in the Library Auditorium. Students from the PRISM ...
Read More »The paranoia and fear captured in Jose Luis Cuerda’s emotional film, “Los Girasoles Cieglos,” characterizes the lives of the liberal Republicans ...
Read More »If there’s one thing that Eickhoff is lacking, it’s good pizza. So, for this week’s food review, I decided to go to a pizza place that I’ve passed ...
Read More »Studies have shown that it takes two weeks for a habit to form, and in those two weeks it’s possible to acquire a habit that can better one’s self ...
Read More »By Nicole Ferrito Correspondent Pink is the color of hope, strength and courage. It has become a symbol of breast cancer awareness and the fight ...
Read More »By Johnanthony Alaimo Columnist Now I know talking about the debates may seem out of character for me, but it involves the biggest celebrity of our ...
Read More »You have likely heard the phrase “an apple a day keeps the doctor away,” or at bay at least. But how much truth is actually associated with this idiom? More ...
Read More »Up until this school year, I always thought I had to venture to Princeton when craving frozen yogurt. Nassau Street tends to be a hub for froyo, with ...
Read More »It’s getting to be that spooky time of year, and with that, there has never been a better time to tap into your dark side—the dark side of fashion, ...
Read More »After hearing “Come on this retreat, it’s ‘Hunger Games’ themed,” many students may have been a tad hesitant to immediately jump on the bandwagon. ...
Read More »From undergraduate student to professor at the College, and everything in between, Emily Bent has been an active member of activities and organizations ...
Read More »By Jennifer Winkler Correspondent Members of the Girls’ Advisory Council from the Alice Paul Institute visited the College’s Women in Learning and ...
Read More »It’s safe to say that, six weeks into the fall semester, I’m officially sick of Eickhoff. So, in an attempt to escape yet another meal of mediocre ...
Read More »Brothers of the Alpha Chi Rho fraternity had a charitable campout last week. Starting on Sept. 25, AXP held their fifth Habitat for Humanity fundraiser, ...
Read More »Essentially a canine celebrity, students may be familiar with Dean Benjamin Rifkin’s dog Webster from his campus visits. Rifkin acted as a pup publicist, ...
Read More »The ad called for Benjamin Rifkin. Maybe it didn’t outright say his name, but when the College began to look for a new dean for what was then the School ...
Read More »By Johnanthony Alaimo Columnist It’s time to talk about the favorite show of people who don’t know that 2002 is over. “American Idol” hit ...
Read More »New York City hits me in my happy spot. I thrive in the fast-paced, cultural and complex environment. Throw in a week devoted to demonstrating spring ...
Read More »By Jackie Kraus Correspondent No wound comes without pain. The question is, however, how long until that pain begins to heal, and how long until ...
Read More »So, I made it a whole two weeks before going out to eat again, but this past weekend I really had to get something that I didn’t make myself. For a ...
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