Honors Festival showcases high school talent
By Julia Duggan | Dec. 5, 2019By Julia DugganStaff Writer It was a busy night at Kendall and Mayo Concert Hall for the College’s music department, as 250 high school students arrived ...
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By Julia DugganStaff Writer It was a busy night at Kendall and Mayo Concert Hall for the College’s music department, as 250 high school students arrived ...
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By: Alexandra Bonano Staff Writer To kick off its 26th annual family tradition, Roxey Ballet debuted this year’s showing of “The Nutcracker” on ...
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By Sam ShawCorrespondent On Nov. 22, Coldplay released its eighth studio album, “Everyday Life,” the most expansive one since the 2008 hit, “Viva ...
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By James MercadanteReviews Editor Students, friends and visitors huddled around an illuminated stage, feeling the sweltering heat from jumping, swaying ...
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By Julia Duggan and Joey GibbsStaff Writer and Correspondent Claiming the stage at Mayo Concert Hall on Nov. 22, the College’s percussion ensemble showcased ...
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By Julia DugganStaff Writer The Kendall Hall Main Stage Theater was filled with jazz, solos and a wide showcase of talent as the TCNJ Jazz Ensemble gathered ...
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By Julia CorsoCorrespondent The Don Evans Black Box Theater thrived with a funny, passionate show for four days straight, as TCNJ Musical Theatre performed ...
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By Chelsie DermanStaff Writer Honoring the Radio Corporation of America’s 100th birthday, citizens came to celebrate innovation on Sunday, Nov. 17, ...
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By Darby VanDeVeenStaff Photographer The stage was built, the tricolor lights were aglow and the speakers were set for CUB’s Alt’s final show of ...
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By Esther MoralesStaff Writer Fans of the hit Netflix UK original series, “The End of the F***ing World,” were finally able to get their fix when ...
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By Debra Kate SchaferStaff Writer There are a few romantic movie tropes that are overused and tired at this point — forbidden love, fake relationships ...
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By Luke SulsentiCorrespondent TCNJ Lyric Theatre retold the story of Jesus Christ through a modern wave of conceptualization and symbolism. Originally ...
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By Eli LongordoCorrespondent A small stage was dimly lit with technicolor lights and powerful speakers in preparation for an energetic evening of rap. ...
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By Sara NigroCorrespondent A chill evening with coffee, cookies and mellow music was in the hands of students who eagerly made their way to the Traditions ...
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By Olivia DeGirolamoCorrespondent If you are in need of another heartfelt series to binge-watch, consider adding the Netflix original and dramatic ...
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By Claire JoansonCorrespondent Music fans of all ages walked out of Mayo Concert Hall with a better understanding of the magic behind one of the Beatles’ ...
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By Julia DugganStaff Writer Mayo Concert Hall was packed as the TCNJ Orchestra performed its fall concert on Friday, Nov. 1. The orchestra’s ...
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By James MercadanteReviews Editor The witty, female-empowered, Aaron Spelling franchise of the ’70s that transpired into the 2000 motion picture ...
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By Sam ShawCorrespondent It was closing time at the library. The daily announcement telling students to move downstairs when and the library would open ...
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By Esther MoralesStaff Writer As one of the world’s most renowned and respected conductors of the 20th century, Arturo Toscanini became a household ...
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