By Kristin Dipede Correspondent Under the starry evening sky, students at the College displayed their artwork at the Winter Arter’s Market outside ...
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By Jennifer Goetz Correspondent On Wednesday, Nov. 30, the talented all-male a cappella The Filharmonic group featured in NBC’s “The Sing Off” ...
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By Sean Reis Arts & Entertainment Editor Another adventure awaits in the “Pokémon” franchise’s latest game “Pokémon Sun and Moon,” and ...
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By Matt Baginski Correspondent In 1981, guitarist and vocalist James Hetfield joined forces with drummer Lars Ulrich. Add lead guitarist Kirk Hammett ...
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By Elise Schoening Features Editor Kel Mitchell stepped onto the Mayo Concert Hall stage accessorized with his Nickelodeon backpack and “All That” ...
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[slideshow_deploy id='49347'] By Sydney Shaw Editor-in-Chief Crowd surfers bumped along atop raised palms as hundreds of voices screamed, “So I called ...
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By Sydney Shaw Editor-in-Chief On Modern Baseball’s most recent record, Jacob Ewald talks a lot about hiding. “Holt’s above my hideout,” he ...
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By Thomas Infante Reviews Editor This has been a polarizing year in rap music. On one hand, we have mainstream artists such as Chance The Rapper, Kanye ...
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This week, WTSR staff members Sarah Rogers and EJ Paras highlights some of the best new albums that the College’s own radio station, 91.3 FM WTSR, puts ...
Read More »By Kyle Elphick Correspondent Like diners or going down the shore, Bon Jovi has been a New Jersey staple. The band’s big power chords and even bigger ...
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By George Tatoris Sports Editor “I have one pair of assless chaps,” Mellissa Hughes sang to a crowd at Kendall Hall on Friday, Nov. 11. “Size 42. ...
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By Lindsey Harris Correspondent On Thursday, Nov. 10, and Friday, Nov. 11, All College Theatre (ACT) presented “A Murder Most Foul,” an interactive ...
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By Mia Ingui Managing Assistant The audience couldn’t “stop the feeling” after Acapalooza brought down the house in Mayo Concert Hall on Wednesday, ...
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By Connor Meany Correspondent “Versus,” the art exhibition that offers one piece each from eight students in the School of Arts and Communications, ...
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By Thomas Infante Reviews Editor He had hardly heard of Matt and Kim until the indie pop duo came to the College on Friday, Nov. 4. Midway through the ...
Read More »This week, WTSR staff members Alec Goss and Tyler Bonpietro highlights some of the best new albums that the College’s own radio station, 91.3 FM WTSR, ...
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By Kailee Walsh Correspondent Although CUB Alt shows often feature small, local and underground artists, many students knew Alex G ahead of his performance ...
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By Michelle Lampariello Features Assistant The TCNJ Orchestra performed beautifully during its “Strictly Strings!” event on Wednesday, Oct. 26, in ...
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By Justine Wilson Staff Writer The Library regains life on the last Sunday of every month, as the auditorium downstairs fills with smiles and laughter ...
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By Kareema Vernon Correspondent The Awea Duo, a musical group that comprising Jennifer Brimson Cooper and Masahito Sugihara, played in Mayo Concert Hall ...
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