Senate disagrees on Supreme Court nomination
By Jahnvi Upreti | Mar. 27, 2017By Jahnvi Upreti Staff Writer Senate Democrats promised to filibuster the nomination of Neil M. Gorsuch for a position in the Supreme Court on Thursday, ...
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By Jahnvi Upreti Staff Writer Senate Democrats promised to filibuster the nomination of Neil M. Gorsuch for a position in the Supreme Court on Thursday, ...
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By Mia Ingui Opinions Editor The Towers are here to stay. After two years of debate, an open forum for students and faculty last October and strong opinions ...
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By Olivia Rizzo Staff Writer The Student Finance Board received access to $60,000 of SFB reserve funds after submitting a request to Vice President for ...
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By Brielle Bryan Production Manager No thank you for smoking On March 6 at approximately 3:35 p.m., two Campus Police officers were dispatched to Wolfe ...
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By Michael Battista Staff Writer The Women’s and Gender Studies Department kicked off Women’s History Month on March 8 with a lecture entitled “Tweet ...
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By Megan Kelly Staff Writer Student Government held a meeting before spring break on March 8 to approve the Stand-Up Comedy Club, determine office hours ...
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By Anandita Mehta Staff Writer The Trump administration issued requests on March 10 for the immediate resignation of 46 U.S. attorneys held over from ...
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By Chelsea LoCascio Editor-in-Chief As the College’s president, R. Barbara Gitenstein has a lot to think about on the local, state and national levels. When ...
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By George Tatoris News Editor There are around 400,000 plant species on Earth, but only 7,000 of them are edible and cultivable. Among those 7,000, just ...
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By Thomas Infante Arts & Entertainment Editor Students and faculty welcomed the U.S. ambassador to Israel from 2001 to 2005 to the Library Auditorium ...
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By Brielle Bryan Production Manager Masked-turbator strikes On Wednesday, March 1, Campus Police sent out an emergency text alert regarding a suspect ...
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By Olivia Rizzo Staff Writer The Student Finance Board funded a variety of events at the latest meeting that will allow students to explore different ...
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By Alyssa Gautieri Features Editor You’re searching for the best price for your textbook, shuffling between the six different tabs on your laptop to ...
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By Michael Battista Staff Writer Unlike the real George Washington, Christopher Jackson did not need to cross the Delaware River to enter a fortified ...
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By Kayla Lafi Staff Writer "TCNJ Career & Internship Fair (Spring 2017)" (Lions Television) Students dressed in business casual attire arrived at ...
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By Brielle Bryan Production Manager • On Feb. 19 at approximately 6:05 p.m., four Campus Police officers arrived at Lot 11 in reference to a suspicious ...
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By Megan Kelly Staff Writer Student Government passed another resolution at its Wednesday, Feb. 22, meeting, which states that SG does not support the ...
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By Olivia Rizzo Staff Writer With just 10 percent of the Student Activities Fee left to fund the rest of the semester’s events, the Student Finance ...
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By JoAnna DiCicco Staff Writer “You can’t come in. My family doesn’t like black people.” Sean Stallings, assistant vice president of Student Affairs, ...
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By Chloe Freed Correspondent Nearly 200,000 people evacuated Oroville, Calif., on Feb. 12 upon hearing reports of the Oroville Dam’s emergency spillway ...
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