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By Signal Correspondent | Oct. 30, 2017By Ariel Steinsaltz Correspondent If you’ve ever scrolled through YouTube, or have just searched through the internet absent-mindedly, there’s a decent ...
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By Ariel Steinsaltz Correspondent If you’ve ever scrolled through YouTube, or have just searched through the internet absent-mindedly, there’s a decent ...
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By Madison Oxx Correspondent An intimate crowd welcomed back former student musicians at CUB Alt’s Alumni Band Night on Tuesday, Oct. 24. The first ...
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By Kayla Rivas Correspondent Unbelievable musical talent seized Mayo Concert Hall on Tuesday Oct. 24, when four students showcased their skills at the ...
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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 Nicole Zamlout Staff Writer Guilt is often depicted as nature’s way of punishment when one does something wrong. It is not swift like human law, ...
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By Nadir Roberts Staff Writer The Library auditorium was packed on Thursday, Oct. 19 with dozens of poets, listeners and supporters of INK’s Visiting ...
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By Sean Reis Staff Writer PHILADELPHIA — Diehard fans crowd-surfed above. Mosh pits, for the brave few, broke out left and right. The remaining, rowdy ...
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By Mae Kristy Calacal Correspondent Outside the closed doors of room 100W of the Brower Student Center, a line of students stretching over the steep ...
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By Miguel Gonzalez Sports Editor On a warm afternoon by the side of the Education Building, professor Tabitha Dell’Angelo was creating poems with ...
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By Thomas Infante Managing Editor Netflix has never been afraid to take risks when it comes to producing original content. While the company has had a ...
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By Richard Chachowski Female artists and entertainers deserve to be afforded the same respect as men when building their careers. Prominent men in the ...
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By Elizabeth Zakaim Arts & Entertainment Editor After 24 hours of writing scripts, memorizing lines and losing sleep, the actors, directors and ...
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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 Rachel Boland Correspondent The melodious voices of the College’s Chorale filled Mayo Concert Hall on Saturday, Oct. 14, at 8 p.m. as audience ...
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By Maximillian C. Burgos Sports Editor Two Door Cinema Club provided a night that will live glorious splendor in the memories of everyone that went to ...
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By Nicole Zamlout Staff Writer Horror has held humanity entrapped since the dawn of time — perhaps because there really are monsters that go bump in ...
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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 Eric Preisler Production Manager The Traditions stage became a stand-up circuit on Sept. 25 at 7 p.m., as eight students entertained an enraptured ...
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By Grace Gottschling Staff Writer Theodore Wiprud, a performer, educator, concert presenter and the vice president of education at the New York Philharmonic, ...
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By Lily Firth Reviews Editor Stephen King released his novel, “It,” in 1986, and the intense story continues to give readers nightmares. It was made ...
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