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By Kevin Shaw | Nov. 10, 2015By Kevin Shaw Space: the final frontier. Or is it? The continuing mission for “Star Trek’s” Starship Enterprise was to explore strange new worlds ...
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By Kevin Shaw Space: the final frontier. Or is it? The continuing mission for “Star Trek’s” Starship Enterprise was to explore strange new worlds ...
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By Chelsea LoCascio Opinions Editor A college student’s fridge is a carb and sugar wasteland of frozen pizzas, leftover Chinese food and ice cream. ...
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By Tom Ballard News Assistant The recent release of the New Jersey results for the Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers (PARCC) ...
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“I run around it a lot. Not that I need a sidewalk, (but) I think it would be beneficial.” “Absolutely.” “I walk around the loop… I ...
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By Kelly Corbett Social Media Editor Have you ever been driving and wondered, “I wish I had a dashboard camera on the back of my car to record all ...
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By Nicole Natale Correspondent Want to lose weight? Go gluten-free. Bloated and tired? It’s definitely that bagel you ate for breakfast this morning. ...
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By Kelly Corbett Social Media Editor Well, it’ll soon be that time of year again. Happy holidays, folks. Time to trample a stranger to get the last ...
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“I like decorating for it and dressing up. I like the decorations people (put up) around their houses.” “Candy.” “Candy. Definitely candy. ...
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“There’s so many more hormones in the food we eat. Since it is genetically modified, you’d (assume) that it’s worse for you.” “Science ...
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By Tom Ballard Staff Writer On Tuesday, Oct. 13, the five Democratic presidential candidates took the stage for the CNN/Facebook-hosted debate in Las ...
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By Ellie Schuckman News Editor American politics has become the hub for brash arguments and idiotic comments, resulting in several field days for the ...
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By Marisa Gonzalez Marisa Gonzalez, ’11 alumna, first started teaching for Teach For America corps and now teaches bilingual third and fourth grade ...
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“Personally, I don’t use it. I use the Xfinity Go App on my iPad, but if people need cable… then it would be great. It’s not necessary.” “Personally, ...
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By Greg Lepore Correspondent Social media has hijacked my generation. However, no one can dispute that it does come with some unique benefits for personal ...
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By Kelly Corbett Social Media Editor On Wednesday, Sept. 23, students received devastating news either firsthand or via social media that meal equivalency, ...
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“Yes, it should be lower. I feel like it’s not harmful, if you drink responsibly.” “Yeah, it should be (lowered). Once you’re an adult at ...
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“I define it as a movement in which people are fighting for equal rights among men and women.” “It’s a mixed thing for me. There are positives ...
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By Chelsea LoCascio Opinions Editor Like most people, I found myself reading about the terrorism accusations surrounding innocent Ahmed Mohamed, ...
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By Tom Ballard Winners Carly Fiorina: The businesswoman and former HP CEO stood out during her first prime time debate as she was able to go toe-to-toe ...
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By Bunyad Bhatti After completing my first year as a political science student at the College, I started learning the foundation of politics and how ...
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