A student teacher’s experience is influenced by their placement and the support given to them by the school district.
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As the war continues in the Middle East, students at the College in support of Palestinians are voicing their thoughts and hosting protests on campus. On Oct. 25 and Nov. 8, students supporting the cause marched through the main pathway through campus, between Alumni Grove and the bronze lion statue heading towards Trenton Hall.
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By Victoria Gladstone and Mike SherrManaging Editor and Editor-in-ChiefFollowing Bernstein’s “Welcome Back Address” last August, the interim president ...
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With each passing year, more and more local media outlets are shuttering their doors, leaving communities without a trustworthy source of news. Student media can fill that void and begin a new wave of journalism.
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Life’s hard as a college student. I will not lie! My feelings have been all over the place recently after becoming a senior and coming close to the dreadful post-graduate life. To combat my sometimes overwhelming emotions, I’ve started practicing gratitude and thinking critically about how I react to the things around me.
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By Victoria Gladstone Managing EditorThe College’s field hockey team hosted Albright College on Sept. 27, ending with a 5-0 victory for the Lions. After ...
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By Victoria Gladstone Managing Editor To some, the Covid-19 pandemic feels like a fever dream they never want to re-live again. While it may not be ...
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Michael Bernstein was appointed to the position of interim president of the College for two years by the Board of Trustees on the morning of June 22.
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During this exceptionally hot and dry season, Canada has become a hotspot for wildfires just at the beginning of the summer. Their wildfire season started in May and will not end until October. This destructive natural disaster event happening in the northernmost points of North America is heavily affecting several states in America including New York and New Jersey.
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Many education majors at the College are becoming concerned about the safety of their future work environments. Their current in-school experiences have opened their eyes to what a classroom looks like during a time of heightened school shootings in similar schools.
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