Student Government discusses Den differences
By Megan Kelly | Oct. 3, 2016By Megan Kelly News Assistant On Wednesday, Sept. 28, Director of Dining Services Karen Roth and General Manager Patrice Mendes gave a presentation to ...
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By Megan Kelly News Assistant On Wednesday, Sept. 28, Director of Dining Services Karen Roth and General Manager Patrice Mendes gave a presentation to ...
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By Grace Gottschling Correspondent The Alpha Phi Omega (APO) fraternity and the Animal Benefits Club co-sponsored an animal-themed 5K Run and Fun Walk ...
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By Pooja Paidipalli Correspondent If someone had asked Victoria Jennings-Kelsall about her identity five years ago, she said she would have described ...
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By Olivia Rizzo Staff Writer The Student Finance Board held its weekly meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 28, and granted funding to a variety of events designed ...
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By Elizabeth Zakaim Social Media Editor Being a transfer student means being adaptable, beating the competition and making big adjustments. “This year, ...
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By Alyssa Gautieri Production Manager Students woke up early on Friday, Sept. 23, dressed their best and headed to the Recreation Center for the College’s ...
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By Michael Battista Staff Writer While turning into the College’s main entrance on Pennington Road, some have noticed a new fountain structure in ...
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By Ellie Schuckman Staff Writer • At approximately 7 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 15, officers met with a student at Campus Police headquarters who reported ...
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By Thomas Infante Review Editor Students gathered in the Library Auditorium on Thursday, Sept. 22, and waited quietly for someone to begin speaking. The ...
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By Elizabeth Zakaim Social Media Editor “I am Eric Garner.” “I am Prince Jones.” “I am Frank Shepard.” These were some of the names spoken ...
Read More »By Pooja Paidipalli Correspondent The man suspected in the New York City and New Jersey bombings was captured following a shootout with New Jersey law ...
Read More »By Gabrielle Beacken Staff Writer Supported by the U.S., plans for Iraqi troops to reclaim the country’s second largest city controlled by ISIS may ...
Read More »By Rohan Ahluwalia Staff Writer Not long after calling for “lone wolf” attacks, the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (IS) might have obtained ...
Read More »By Connor Smith News Editor The College and Susan Guerrini, a former assistant professor of music education, agreed on Tuesday, Sept. 6, to settle for ...
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By Sydney Shaw Editor-in-Chief A student at the College is accused of raping an intoxicated female student inside her dorm room last week, the county ...
Read More »By Justine Wilson Staff Writer Every year, the College kicks off its fall semester with a warm welcome and a bustling activities fair. Now known as the ...
Read More »By Megan Kelly Staff Writer On Wednesday, Sept. 14, Student Government (SG) held its first meeting of the fall semester. The meeting was primarily used ...
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By Ellie Schuckman Staff Writer Campus Police was dispatched to the roof of Travers Hall on Saturday, Sept. 10, after receiving a report of someone ...
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By Tom Ballard Staff Writer Outside the border of Metzger Drive, the country is engulfed in a controversial and widely followed presidential election ...
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By Olivia Rizzo Staff Writer The Student Finance Board (SFB) held its weekly meeting Wednesday, Sept. 14, and granted full or partial funding to all upcoming ...
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