Last week, the Student Finance Board (SFB) allocated big money to the Student Government Association (SGA) for its new "Carnival" event. SGA had been ...
Read More »Lions' Stadium is closed because the state Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) found lead in the turf. According to Matthew Golden, executive ...
Read More »Sodexho, sorry, Sodexo is here to stay, again, of course. Some of us may remember when we heard this news for the first time back in 2005. At that time, ...
Read More »Although students might complain about getting tickets, we all have a place in our hearts for our friendly Campus Police officers. So we were sympathetic ...
Read More »We were surprised this week when we read that the College is not endorsing a plan by Simone Realty, Inc., to build apartments about two miles from campus. ...
Read More »In our Feb. 27 editorial, we pointed out that College Union Board's (CUB) Third Eye Blind concert is scheduled for the same night as the start of Passover. ...
Read More »In our Feb. 13 edition, I wrote an editorial expressing my disbelief that Senior Week would actually happen this year. But Senior Week is back thanks ...
Read More »Good news everybody - our budget's on the chopping block. again. Corzine announced his super-special-awesome new budget on Feb. 26 at the State House ...
Read More »Last week the College played host to noted pop star Vanessa Carlton and opening act Joe Wilson. College students were lucky enough to be charged only ...
Read More »Aside from the hijinks of a few students, the Vanessa Carlton concert went off without a hitch, thanks to the efforts of CUB. However, CUB's scheduling ...
Read More »Senior Week is on. again. for now. This year's senior class council, in an effort to revive the infamous tradition, has made many admirable changes to ...
Read More »In the most-watched Super Bowl ever, Eli Manning and his underdog Giants bested the previously undefeated New England Patriots. Before a single snap was ...
Read More »The ongoing dispute between student leaders at Montclair State University could have broad implications reaching far beyond the bounds of the campus there. ...
Read More »The timeline of events which follows was compiled based on information from both Karl de Vries, Editor-in-Chief of The Montclarion, and Ron Chicken, executive ...
Read More »Given the halted production of The Montclarion, the student newspaper of Montclair State University, The Signal invited the newspaper's staff to print ...
Read More »Election '08 The presidential primary season got underway with ballots cast in Iowa, New Hampshire and Michigan. The operative word in many campaigns ...
Read More »The U.S. Office of Personnel Management, responsible for "ensuring the Federal Government has an effective civilian workforce," according to its Web site, ...
Read More »On Nov. 15, I was graced with news that preserved one of the few pure things left in this world: baseball. Barry Bonds was indicted on four counts of ...
Read More »While a strike by the Writer's Guild of America (WGA) may not seem like an important issue for students with finals looming only a month away, the effects ...
Read More »In theory, Living/Learning Communities (LLC) are a great idea. A group of dedicated and passionate students takes a common interest and tries to open ...
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