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By Kristen Hunt | Feb. 27, 2021By Kristen HuntStaff Writer Paralyzed former football player launches coffee company, spreading a positive message Former Rutgers University football ...
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By Kristen HuntStaff Writer Paralyzed former football player launches coffee company, spreading a positive message Former Rutgers University football ...
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By Rebekah SchroederStaff Writer Campus Police Chief Timothy Grant wanted to create a criminology club for those attending the College, although to ...
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By Jordyn SavaStaff Writer Through lifestyle changes, fad diets and workout trends, diet culture constantly displays the message that being thin is ...
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By Kalli ColacinoFeatures Editor When Kim Abbas thought about going to college, she expected to sit in a classroom, eat in the dining hall and study ...
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By Kevin HornibrookCorrespondent When the College established a “Black Studies Program,” it was done as a reaction to racial turmoil. Pioneering ...
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By Kristen HuntStaff Writer Man with down syndrome donates “healthcare superhero” socks to healthcare workers who helped him battle Covid-19 After ...
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By Alycia GilbReviews Editor “I’d like to call this the first annual so we can have one every year,” Dr. Piper Williams beamed as she welcomed ...
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By Kristen HuntStaff Writer St. Jude’s hospital is calling for you to send virtual hugs to children who need it most this Valentine’s Day As Valentine’s ...
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By Rebekah SchroederCorrespondent As College experiences remain mostly remote, Diamond Urey’s freshman year was nothing like she expected. Involved ...
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By Victoria GiardinaCorrespondent Feb. 14 is around the corner, which means grabbing Ghirardelli and Godiva chocolates, painting a red-and-pink DIY ...
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By Kristen HuntStaff Writer During a completely remote fall semester, students at the College had to adjust to a new way of learning. Everything — ...
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By Jenna HartStaff Writer After a fall semester at home, many freshmen have moved into their dorms for the spring semester. As a part of the College’s ...
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By Alycia GilbReviews Editor When senior nursing major Dana Finkelstein lost her grandfather to Covid-19 in December, the gravity of the virus hit home. ...
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By Jax DieugenioStaff Writer On a humid August morning, incoming freshmen at the College opened their emails to find a long-awaited message from President ...
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By Debra Kate SchaferStaff Writer Although winter doesn’t officially start until Dec. 21, as soon as people start writing December on the top of ...
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By Anika PruthiStaff Writer This year’s exam period is unlike any other, with exams being administered remotely due to the pandemic. Normally, we ...
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By Kalli ColacinoFeatures Editor When Kim Tang graduated from the College with a degree in communication studies, she was hoping to start her career ...
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By Jenna Hart and Cameron BogdanoffStaff Writer and Correspondent The world turned upside down on May 25, when George Floyd, a Black man, suffocated ...
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By Debra Kate SchaferStaff Writer Typically, holidays like Thanksgiving are all about recipes that have been passed down from generations. A lot of ...
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By Ethan Resnik and Matt LagoStaff Writer and Correspondent Dr. Miriam Shakow’s Anthology 246 class is different from an average college course. Instead ...
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