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By Richard Miller | Feb. 5, 2019By Richard Miller Signal Contributor Although reality television is quite infamous for being scripted and calculated, one show appears to have finally ...
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By Richard Miller Signal Contributor Although reality television is quite infamous for being scripted and calculated, one show appears to have finally ...
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By Tony Peroni and Vinny Cooper Correspondents EICKHOFF HALL - You know it, some love it and most tolerate it. Between its slightly warm internal temperatures, ...
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By Alexa D'Aiello Signal Contributor The Fyre Festival, which was created to promote the Fyre music booking app, was supposed to take place in April ...
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By Debra Kate Schafe Signal Contributor We might still be deep in a New Jersey winter, but I know a lot of people who are starting to think about the ...
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By Annie Diaz If you knew that before getting into an Uber, your driver could sexually assault you and have no legal repercussions, would you still get ...
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By Maxwell Parrone As a self-proclaimed democratic socialist, one of Bernie Sanders’ campaign promises was a new and improved $15 minimum wage. He ...
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By Nicholas Cernera It’s that time of day again –– time for me to go to the gym. Familiar thoughts suddenly pervade my mind. “You know what, I’m ...
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Recently, conservative sentiments and factions on campus have experienced a huge resurgence, likely due both to backlash after the TCNJ Committee on Unity ...
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By Arshya Chopra “The glistening bright sun had just peeped out of the horizon and birds chirped in exuberance when all of a sudden I heard the vociferous ...
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By Daniel Stevens An average of 4,700 pedestrians die and 66,000 are injured every year. This statistic implies a fairly obvious societal and personal ...
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On Friday, Oct. 26, 2018 the TCNJ community gathered at the steps of Trenton Hall to celebrate the unveiling of the “Our Trenton Roots” exhibit. The ...
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By Deanna Amarosa “Is it just me, or is TCNJ under constant construction?” a girl asks her friend as she maneuvers around caution tape on the sidewalk. ...
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By Colleen Rushnak Nearly one in five Americans has a disability, making them the nation’s largest minority, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. As ...
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By Clare McGreevyYour college years should be a time to learn and grow in all areas of your life. This is made possible in large part through the free ...
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By Camille Furst With October being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, both corporations and citizens alike have been smothered in the color pink, all in ...
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By Will Kitson A vital skill that all successful students need to have in college is the ability to study effectively. This can be done in a variety ...
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By Miguel Gonzalez Literacy is a significantly valuable skill in society. Whether it be through computers, phones, newspapers, books, flyers, signs or ...
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By Linh Ngo As college students, we are constantly surrounded by the brilliant minds of our peers, mentors, bosses and of course our professors. The ...
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By Tom Ballard The College boasts having more than 230 student organizations on campus. That’s 230 organizations comprised of responsible adults who ...
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By Katherine Holt “Narcissistic,” “entitled” and “lazy” are all common terms that older people typically use to describe millennials and younger ...
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