Car mirror thief strikes in Lot 9
By Megan DeMarco | Apr. 23, 2008A driver's side mirror was knocked off a car on the top level of Lot 9 between Tuesday, April 15, and Wednesday, April 16. The victim met with a Campus ...
Read More »A driver's side mirror was knocked off a car on the top level of Lot 9 between Tuesday, April 15, and Wednesday, April 16. The victim met with a Campus ...
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Read More »The Student Government Association (SGA) approved club status for two new organizations at its April 16 meeting. Supporting our Troops Reaching Those ...
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Read More »The Student Finance Board (SFB) decided to award $33,161 to the Student Government Association (SGA) for "TCNJ Carnival" through an e-mail vote prior ...
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Read More »Bob Kaita, a physicist from the Princeton Plasma Physics Lab, does not feel he has to choose between God and science. "Can a scientist believe in God?" ...
Read More »The Student Government Association (SGA) passed a resolution calling for an increase in the Student Activities Fee (SAF) for the 2008-2009 school year. ...
Read More »When Jaclyn Pryzbylkowski met Amber Ramsey on the first day of freshman year, she immediately thought, "This person is going to make a change." "She ...
Read More »After six years of service to the College as both an English professor and the dean of the school of Culture and Society, Susan Albertine will be departing ...
Read More »The Student Finance Board (SFB) awarded $2,317 to Gospel Choir Ministries (GCM) for "Extravaganza," a dance and performance event, after denying GCM's ...
Read More »On April 5 at 9:30 a.m. a student reported to Campus Police that his Nintendo Wii gaming console, remote and a video game were stolen from his room in ...
Read More »Lions' Stadium was closed Monday afternoon by recommendation of the New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) after it found high levels ...
Read More »The late Alan Dawley, professor of history, was remembered by friends and colleagues during a memorial on April 10 in the Allen Hall Drawing Room. Dawley ...
Read More »A resident of Travers Hall was charged with underage consumption when Campus Police received a call that a student was vomiting in a men's bathroom in ...
Read More »A leak from a burst pipe in Brewster Hall forced a partial evacuation of the building for several hours Saturday evening. Almost all students were allowed ...
Read More »Lions' Stadium has been closed and will not reopen until early May because the state Department of Health and Senior Services found high levels of lead ...
Read More »The College Democrats are making a revival. Their president, Alex Berger, said the group went under a few years ago due to lack of interest. He said ...
Read More »It appears the College has attracted a more cultured breed of criminal. Someone allegedly snatched eight student works from the Holman Hall painting ...
Read More »The Student Government Association (SGA) tabled a resolution to increase the Student Activity Fee (SAF) at its April 2 meeting after heated debate. Student ...
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