To the Editor, On the afternoon of Wednesday, March 25, 2015 at about 12:45 p.m., the TCNJ Students for Life erected a small display called “The Graveyard ...
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Dean Rifkin sent this message in response to Holzman’s email. To the Editor: If every student were to contribute $5 or even $1 to the College’s ...
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By Alyssa Sanford News Assistant Republicans are fighting a losing battle. In 38 states and territories, same-sex marriage is legal, according to ...
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The following message was sent out to students in the School of HSS in Dean Rifkin’s weekly email. April 26, 2015 Dear Students: I hope you enjoyed ...
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By Ellie Schuckman Opinions Editor For all of us here at the College, education is what got us to this point in our lives. For many, public education ...
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By Kelly Corbett As a society, we adore social media. Whether we’re double tapping pictures on Instagram, retweeting tweets on Twitter or commenting ...
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By Alyssa Sanford News Assistant Rubio, Clinton, Paul and Cruz. Three Republican senators and a former Democratic Secretary of State are currently vying ...
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By Ellie Schuckman Opinions Editor With the fencing up around the Brower Student Center, certain changes to campus events and offerings were bound to ...
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By Ellie Schuckman Opinions Editor If you have spent any time on the third and fourth floors of the College’s library within the past few weeks expecting ...
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By Samantha Selikoff Photo Editor Just like many universities, the College has a community service requirement for students. However, after our freshman ...
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By Ellie Schuckman Opinions Editor Just last week, big name artists in the music industry launched Tidal, a new, online music streaming service designed ...
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By Chelsea LoCascio Production Manager For the longest time, I was hesitant to admit that I was a feminist. That was until I attended a Women’s History ...
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By Lauren Vogel The fences are up, the banners are down. That can only mean one thing — that’s right, more campus construction. The College seems ...
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By Ellie Schuckman Opinions Editor In lieu of several states recently passing “religious freedom” laws, the question of discrimination and individual ...
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By Alyssa Sanford College fraternities all across the country are making headlines, from Penn State to the University of Oklahoma to Dartmouth College. ...
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By Ellie Schuckman Opinions Editor By now, I’m sure everyone has heard about the dress. That’s right, the infamous picture causing friendships to ...
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By Jackie Basile Many often question whether boys or girls perform better academically, and some may even wonder who typically excels when it comes to ...
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By Alyssa Sanford Even though the anticipated 2016 presidential election is still well over a year away, it already has a buzzword vividly circling — ...
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By Melissa Carter President of Vox: Voices for Planned ...
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By Samantha Selikoff Photo Editor Like any other job seeker, ...
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