Groovy jazz keeps Kendall jamming
By Miguel Gonzalez | Nov. 27, 2017By Miguel Gonzalez Sports Editor Purple lights gleamed low in anticipation at Kendall Hall on Nov. 17 as the night’s musicians finished warming up for ...
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By Miguel Gonzalez Sports Editor Purple lights gleamed low in anticipation at Kendall Hall on Nov. 17 as the night’s musicians finished warming up for ...
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By Chandler Gorda Correspondent The Mayo Box Office swarmed with friends and family members of students as they waited to receive tickets to this fall’s ...
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By Hailey Ruderman Correspondent History and culture have always influenced music, and the Jewish tradition is only one example. Through her violin, award-winning ...
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By Corinne Castaldo Staff Writer Entrancing music poured from Mayo Concert Hall as eight students in the department of music showcased their talents as ...
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By Raquel Sosa-Sanchez Staff Writer The TCNJ Wind Ensemble’s airy woodwinds and deep brass painted a picturesque image in the minds of its audience ...
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By Carolyn Molinelli Correspondent A vengeful barber, an immoral judge and a mysterious murder haunted Kendall Hall and captivated audiences during TCNJ ...
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This week, WTSR Assistant Music Director EJ Paras highlights some of the best new music that the College’s own radio station, 91.3 FM WTSR, puts into ...
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By Richard Chachowski Correspondent Who killed King Arthur? Dozens showed up to the Decker Social Space on Friday, Nov. 10, to find out. All College ...
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By Lily Firth Reviews Editor Students and parents all filed into the Library Auditorium to watch i-Tunes, one of the many a capella groups on campus, ...
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By Haley Nakonechny Correspondent The crowd at Mayo Concert Hall gathered to enjoy a comedy show with a twist –– with every laugh, each audience member ...
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By Elizabeth Zakaim Arts & Entertainment Editor Although students came to the College Union Board’s Fall Comedy Show to hear comedian and talk-show ...
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This week, WTSR Assistant Music Director EJ Paras highlights some of the best new music that the College’s own radio station, 91.3 FM WTSR, puts into ...
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By Anthony Garcia Correspondent Philadelphia-based graphic designer Allan Espiritu spoke to students and faculty in Mayo Concert Hall on Friday, Nov. ...
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By Emma Streckenbein Correspondent The Library Auditorium was filled to the brim with tricks, treats and improv comedy on Sunday, Oct. 29 as the Mixed ...
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By Danielle Silvia Social Media Editor The air outside was cool, but the Brower Student Center was heating up as music blasted and three bands performed ...
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By Eric Preisler Production Manager After months of work and preparation, the College’s Orchestra and Lyric Theatre debuted the musical “Sunday in ...
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By Nicole Zamlout Staff Writer “Stranger Things” was a huge hit back when it first dropped on Netflix. The story, focused on the disappearance of ...
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By Alaina Stampe Correspondent Students streamed into Brower Student Center, most of them with large red “V”s drawn in lipstick on their foreheads, ...
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This week, WTSR Assistant Music Director EJ Paras highlights some of the best new music that the College’s own radio station, 91.3 FM WTSR, puts into ...
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By Maria Fegeley Correspondent Coffee and snacks in hand, students sank into their seats as they prepared for a night full of poetry, music and laughter ...
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