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By Kevin Luo | Jan. 29, 2015By Kevin Luo Staff Writer Unless you've been living under a rock for the past week, you’ve probably heard of the “Deflate-Gate” scandal surrounding ...
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By Kevin Luo Staff Writer Unless you've been living under a rock for the past week, you’ve probably heard of the “Deflate-Gate” scandal surrounding ...
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By Gabrielle Beacken News Assistant Dr. Janet Morrison does not have to rely on her belief that faculty-student engagement works. She has seen the beneficial ...
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By Colleen Murphy News Editor For the 10th year in a row, the College has been included on Kiplinger’s Personal Finance’s “Best Values in Public ...
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By Sydney Shaw News Editor For the first time in the College’s history, 23 students spent a winter session in Havana, an epitome of the burgeoning thaw ...
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Mylin Batipps Social Media Editor After months of careful research on “political extremists,” psychology professor Jarret Crawford found his study ...
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By Mylin Batipps Social Media Editor After a nearly eight-month shutdown due to repairs, T-Dubs is back and better than ever. The newly renovated dining ...
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By Gabrielle Beacken News Assistant Pouring rain and icy weather couldn’t hinder the protesters’ spirits — students fought the challenging climate ...
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By Mylin Batipps News Assistant On Thursday, Dec. 4, Governor Chris Christie granted $245,000 to the College in support of students battling alcoholism, ...
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By Dan Hitchen Correspondent From the start of her lecture, successful activist, writer and educator Stephanie Gilmore made sure to give credit to college ...
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By Gabriela Rey Correspondent For the first time at the College, a women’s and gender studies opportunities fair was held where students sought potential ...
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By Mylin Batipps News Assistant Students at the College received a small sample of cultures from around the world during this year’s International Education ...
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By Sydney Shaw Opinions Editor Director of Recreation Robert Simels opened the Student Government general body meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 19, with a proposition. “The ...
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By Nicole DeStefano Correspondent Sex can be considered a taboo topic of discussion that often goes ignored or completely avoided. Hoping to alter this ...
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By Amy Reynolds Former Editor-in-Chief The secondary education track at the College prepares future educators for the classroom in many ways, according ...
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By Jonathan Edmondson Arts & Entertainment Editor The Student Finance Board meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 19, featured a variety of requests, including ...
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By Matt Flynn Correspondent Loud, eclectic music emanated through the Brower Student Center for the College’s “Trip Around the World,” a culture-oriented ...
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By Tom Kozlowski Managing Editor When the 2008 financial crisis threatened the survival of the American economy, the ideology of many Americans conflicted ...
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By Shellen Arora Correspondent When many students think of college, they imagine parties with endless amounts of beer, “jungle juice” and hard liquor. ...
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By Jonathan Edmondson Arts & Entertainment Editor The Student Finance Board meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 12, featured one high-volume request and four ...
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By Kimberly Ilkowski Review Editor At the beginning of each practice, members of the College’s storied Kokikai Aikido Club dress in proper attire, ...
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