By Kimberly Ilkowski Features Editor There’s no better way to start off the semester than a night of dazzling lights, wicked dance moves and exuberant ...
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By Mackenzie Cutruzzula Review Editor In Disney’s “Into the Woods,” a Baker and his wife set off into the forest to obtain “a cow as white as ...
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By Jonathan Edmondson Arts & Entertainment Editor The Academy Award nominations, announced on Thursday, Jan. 15, were met with immediate backlash. ...
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By Jillian Festa Staff Writer The Green Lawn Wall — the College community message board located outside the Brower Student Center — was created as ...
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By Tristan Laferriere Staff Writer If you’re anything like me, you may find that Tim Burton’s films have been steadily declining from the once very ...
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By Jonathan Edmondson Arts & Entertainment Edtior In recent years, the Academy Award for best actress in a leading role has gone to some of Hollywood’s ...
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Dear Judith, Unfortunately, I suffered a pretty bad breakup the summer before last semester started. Although I’m feeling a bit better and have gotten ...
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By Kimberly Ilkowski Review Editor Comedian Seaton Smith saw a crackhead pick up a rat and smack a woman in the face with it. “I saw that with my Christian ...
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By Mackenzie Cutruzzula Arts & Entertainment Assistant TCNJ Musical Theatre filled the Don Evan’s Black Box Theatre with bright lights, the energy ...
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By Kimberly Ilkowski Review Editor Napkin dispensers and bottles of condiments were tossed around the stage as students threw down at the Rathskeller ...
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By Alex Holzman Correspondent The central structural concept of “Birdman” is that there are no obvious cuts – the camera pirouettes and glides around ...
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By Jared Sokoloff Staff Writer Circa Survive is one of those groups where it takes a long list of genres to even remotely describe its music. Wikipedia ...
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By Kayla Whittle Staff Writer Imagine a city surrounded by an ocean and separated into several layers, ranging from poverty to the Jewel, the heart of ...
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By Colleen Murphy News Editor Some recognized his voice as the title character of “American Dragon: Jake Long” while most others remembered him as ...
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By Mackenzie Cutruzzula Arts & Entertainment Assistant With every table filled, three undergraduate students warmed up for headliner Mike Rosen at ...
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By Alex Holzman Correspondent “Seemed to me that drumming was the best way to get close to God,” said Lionel Hampton, so nonchalantly, as if to suggest ...
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By Brooke Schmidt Staff Writer “Dear White People” is a very divisive film, but it’s one that we need now more than ever due to its polarizing but ...
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By Jared Sokoloff Staff Writer Neil Young is an artist who doesn’t need an introduction. He is a legend — one of the greatest songwriters of our generation. ...
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By Colleen Murphy News Editor Two comics — Ricky Velez, one of “Comedy Central’s” Comics to Watch, and Pete Davidson, “Saturday Night Live”’s ...
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By Brandon Magown Correspondent When high school budgets get cut, one of the first programs to lose funding is the art, and it loses its status in the ...
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