By Alex BaldinoCorrespondent Shakespeare ’70, Mercer County’s classical theater group, in association with the College, brought Shakespeare’s “Rickard ...
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By Esther MoralesCorrespondent Netflix’s new comedy-drama “The Politician” debuted on Sept. 27, and has since generated buzz across social media ...
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By Lara BeckerArts & Entertainment Editor Deep in the underbelly of sludge and slime, Gotham City is unearthed once again, but this time in a ...
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By Connor IapoceStaff Writer In front of the tricolor glow of the stage lights, three bands took control of the semester’s first CUB Alt show, ...
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By Julia DugganStaff Writer TCNJ Chorale performed its fall concert in Mayo Concert Hall on Saturday, Oct. 12. The performance, conducted by associate ...
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By Debra Kate SchaferStaff Writer Aptly named “Nine,” Blink-182’s latest full-length album is more musically riveting than you would expect ...
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By Chelsie DermanStaff Writer Musical groups at the College came together on Friday, Oct. 11 for Student Band Night – a lively night for both music ...
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By Lana HolgadoCorrespondent The music department’s students and faculty convened in Mayo Concert Hall on Oct. 1 to listen to their peers perform in ...
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By Lauren PetiteCorrespondent Creative writers rejoiced as INK celebrated another poetry slam on Sept. 26 in the Bliss Hall lounge. The club’s publicist ...
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By Connor IapoceCorrespondent Technology dominates the modern music industry, but there was a time when composers first started experimenting with technology ...
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By Chelsie DermanCorrespondent All College Theatre’s “Hay Fever” captivated audiences, who burst with laughter, joy and enthusiasm over the showing’s ...
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By Jennifer SomersPhoto Editor Fluttery and crisp melodies sounded like birds chirping through Mayo Concert Hall on Sunday, Sept. 29 at David DiGiacobbe’s ...
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By Isabel VegaNews Editor The return of the demonic — and at times hilarious — clown arrived in theaters on Sept. 6 with director Andrés Muschietti’s ...
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By Richard ChachowskiStaff Writer The 2019 Toronto Film Festival has come and gone, with many films premiering this year that audiences should be ...
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By Mary DiRienzoCorrespondent Kendall Hall buzzed with excitement on Sept. 17, as students stood in line for hours to see America’s favorite cat-hating, ...
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By Elliot NguyenCorrespondent Thirteen years after Tool’s last record, the progressive metal phenomenon released its long-awaited fifth album, “Fear ...
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By Lara BeckerArts & Entertainment Editor Smithsonian Magazine’s “Year of Music” found itself inside the walls Roscoe West Hall for its third ...
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By Richard MillerOpinions Editor What do a Motown legend, a Super Bowl MVP, a former White House press secretary, a country music singer and the most ...
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By James MercadanteReviews Editor In the wake of what seemed like a lifetime, Melanie Martinez has finally unveiled the world she has been hiding ...
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By Chelsie DermanCorrespondent Featuring an inspiring and experience-emphasized discussion panel, the College’s Citizen/Art Exhibition allowed artists ...
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