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By Connor Smith | Jan. 23, 2018By Connor Smith and Elizabeth Zakaim Former Editor-in-Chief and News Editor Whether students were traveling across the country or enjoying a much-needed ...
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By Connor Smith and Elizabeth Zakaim Former Editor-in-Chief and News Editor Whether students were traveling across the country or enjoying a much-needed ...
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By Brielle Bryan News Editor The College’s School of Business was ranked No. 44 in Wharton Tops Poets&Quants’ Best Undergraduate Business Programs ...
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By Elizabeth Zakaim News Editor The College’s Kendall Main Stage Theater was nominated on Jan. 8 for JerseyArts.com’s 2018 People’s Choice Award ...
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By Dorian Armstrong Staff Writer 20 people were killed and three more remain missing after mudslides tore through the southern California community of ...
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By Rebecca Colnes Staff Writer Hawaiians and tourists were bombarded by messages flashing on phone screens, televisions and highway signs reading: “BALLISTIC ...
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By Danielle Silvia Copy Editor DeRay Mckesson struggled against each crash of the water’s waves as they nearly capsized his raft. Whitewater rafting ...
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By Erin Kamel Staff Writer Student Government passed a new bill, approved two new clubs for recognition and elected a new speaker of the general assembly ...
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By Connor Smith and Brielle Bryan Editor-in-Chief and Opinions Editor A forum to discuss a bill that could help offset the decline of New Jersey’s ...
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By Sara Petrozziello Correspondent Bumper DeJesus, a five-time New York Emmy Award-winning video and multimedia editor, spoke at the final installment ...
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By Eric Preisler Production Manager The Student Finance Board tabled the Haitian Student Association’s annual Ambiance event and fully funded the Lion’s ...
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By Brielle Bryan Opinions Editor Student starts mosh pit and loses a shoe On Nov. 28, at approximately 9:45 p.m., there were reports of a male student ...
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By Kristen Frohlich Staff Writer Student Government passed a bill to increase transparency between itself and the campus community during its weekly meeting ...
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By Breeda Bennett-Jones News Assistant Joann Lublin, management news editor for The Wall Street Journal, purchased a pin-up calendar of nude male models ...
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By Heidi Cho Nation & World Editor A U.S. military aircraft crashed in the Philippine Sea near Japan on Nov. 22. This is the fifth accident the Seventh ...
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By Brielle Bryan Opinions Editor Duck, a five-pound chihuahua, happily wags her tail as students line up in Alumni Grove to pet her. She sits patiently, ...
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By Eric Preisler Production Manager The Student Finance Board funded all kinds of speakers at its weekly meeting on Nov. 15. The Class of 2021’s event, ...
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By Erin Kamel Staff Writer The College’s Committee on Academic Affairs sought testimony on two potential policy changes for dual majors and learning ...
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By Michelle Lampariello News Editor For young girls and women considering a career in the sciences, the Women in STEM panel, comprised of three female ...
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By Michelle Lampariello News Editor Ellen Friedman, an English professor at the College, has been working since 1985 to combat the complications that ...
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By Alexis Bell Staff Writer President Donald Trump landed in Japan on Sunday, Nov. 5, which marks the first stop of his trip to Asia. The 12-day trip ...
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