By Lara BeckerManaging Editor When Julie Weinstein first set foot on the College’s campus as a prospective student, an overcast of chilling rain loomed ...
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By Esther Morales Reviews Editor As a result of campuses shutting down and tours being canceled for prospective students, many incoming freshmen have ...
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Kalli ColacinoFeatures Editor Now more than ever, the world is on edge and students are trying to find ways to cope. And after an abrupt implementation ...
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By Lara BeckerManaging Editor There’s something different about the events students are living through in 2020. Not only does a health crisis run rampant, ...
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By Madison PenaNews Editor Before March 12, Craig Hollander had never called out sick from work. Nearly a week later, he found himself being one of the ...
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By Paige HammondCorrespondent The end of the school year is always bittersweet, but with the circumstances of COVID-19, it’s feeling more bitter than ...
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By Liya DavidovFeatures Editor Packing up the last of their dorm room’s decorations, driving an hour home and moving back in with their parents is ...
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By Colleen SandersStaff Writer Unable to exhibit artists in the College’s art gallery in the Art and Interactive Multimedia building, director Margaret ...
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By Caroline King Staff Writer After losing his dog, Cooper, to liver failure a few years ago, Justin Gordon wasn’t sure if he would ever be ready to ...
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By James MercadanteStaff Writer For many, daily trips to the Campus Town gym are an integral part of their routine. Whether they’re lifting weights ...
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By Rebekah SchroederCorrespondent Between walking to classes, interacting with peers and maintaining a busy schedule, Veronica Flesher’s days spent ...
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By Jane BowdenManaging Editor Three weeks ago, every hour of Emily Varga’s day was planned. Between classes, an internship and an on-campus job, she ...
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By Chloe FreedStaff Writer Cassidee Hrehorovich is used to working on days that most people have off. As a mail carrier in Bayville, NJ, she and her ...
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By Veronica FlesherCorrespondent Six years ago, Kylie Moore graduated from the College with a communication studies degree, extensive editing knowledge ...
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By Ian KrietzbergNation & World Editor Asalam Alaikum, in Arabic, translates simply to “peace be unto you.” Despite its misleading ...
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By Olivia BowmanCorrespondent When Isabel Smith borrowed a camera from the Interactive Multimedia department on March 12, she had no idea it would be ...
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By Lindsey HarrisStaff Writer Whether thrift stores were made popular by Macklemore’s 2012 smash hit, the underground music scene or in an effort to ...
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By Natalie Notaro Correspondent Coronavirus seems to have dominated the country in a matter of days, and students nationwide have been forced ...
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By Madison PenaNews Editor With daily reminders and updates concerning the Coronavirus, it’s hard to get away from the mass hysteria that is spreading ...
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By Jane BowdenManaging Editor It’s graduation day. You’ve just received the diploma you've been working toward for years when President Kathryn ...
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