Me Too movement founder visits College
By Camille Furst | Oct. 1, 2019By Camille FurstManaging Editor She began by listing off their names. Jenny Lumet; Bobbie Phillips; Anthony Rapp; Katherine Brooks Harris; Lulu Garcia-Navarro; ...
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By Camille FurstManaging Editor She began by listing off their names. Jenny Lumet; Bobbie Phillips; Anthony Rapp; Katherine Brooks Harris; Lulu Garcia-Navarro; ...
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By Sophie PoppCorrespondent The College hosted the Unite Recovery New Jersey Rally on Saturday, Sept. 28, outside Trenton Hall. The event harbored a ...
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By Len La RoccaNews Editor Social media influencer Kelvin Peña, also known as Brother Nature, visited the College on Sept. 24 to discuss his origin as ...
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By Garrett CecereEditor-in-Chief The College community received an advisory on Friday, Sept. 27, to boil water until further notice. Director of ...
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By Len La RoccaNews Editor Carl Ruiz, celebrity chef and culinary spark to the founding of Traditions, died of a suspected heart attack on Saturday, Sept. ...
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By Isabel VegaNews Editor Two alumni took the stage Mayo Concert Hall on Sept. 18 to address business majors with some honest career advice. The College’s ...
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By Ian KrietzbergStaff Writer The Student Finance Board fully funded two organizations and partially funded two others at its meeting in the Brower Student ...
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By Len La RoccaNews Editor Located in the Recreation Center, The Recovery and Wellness Suite had its grand opening on Sept. 18 in an effort to expand ...
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By Garrett CecereEditor-in-Chief College President Kathryn Foster has signed a letter to Congress calling for bipartisan legislation in protecting those ...
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By Victoria GiardinaColumnist College is a juggling act for students — in between the somewhat chaotic circus, people try to squeeze in time for ...
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By Jennifer SomersPhoto Editor Student reports intoxicated female in Travers Hall On Sept. 15 at approximately 2:58 a.m., Campus Police was dispatched ...
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By Caroline KingStaff Writer Student Government held its third meeting of the year on Sept. 18 in the Education Building Room 115, its first since the ...
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By Ian KrietzbergStaff Writer The Student Finance Board fully funded five organizations, partially funded one and zero funded two others at its meeting ...
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By Victoria GiardinaColumnist It’s now fall, and the brisk and breezy afternoons with limited sun exposure makes it much harder to get an adequate ...
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By Caroline KingStaff Writer Student Government discussed new food guidelines and introduced three resolutions at its meeting on Sept. 11 in the Education ...
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By Jennifer SomersPhoto Editor Students report microwave fire at Townhouse West On Aug. 30 at approximately 11:27 p.m., Campus Police was dispatched ...
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By Len La Rocca News Editor The Mercer County Division of Public Health advised the College on Friday, Sept. 13 that a potentially hazardous algae bloom ...
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By Leigha Stuiso Social Media Editor Author and activist Darnell Moore came to Kendall Hall on Sept. 4 to speak about his life story and recent book, ...
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By Reynaldo TorresCorrespondent Dear World, a company dedicated to creating portraits to share meaningful stories of individuals, visited the Brower ...
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By Len La RoccaNews Editor The Student Finance Board met for its first meeting of the academic year to discuss funding requests for student organizations ...
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