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By Alyssa Louis | Oct. 22, 2018By Alyssa Louis Social Media Editor The School of Arts and Communication continued its fall 2018 faculty lecture series with its fifth presentation titled, ...
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By Alyssa Louis Social Media Editor The School of Arts and Communication continued its fall 2018 faculty lecture series with its fifth presentation titled, ...
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By Anna Kellaher Columnist The week of Oct. 7 to Oct. 13 marked the 28th annual Mental Health Awareness Week. Critical for a person’s overall health ...
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By Emmy Liederman Features Editor When Kate McKinley (’11) received a letter from Trenton Water Works six weeks ago that stated her water contained ...
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By Nicole Viviano Correspondent After being awarded a federal grant this summer, Campus Police finished equipping its officers with body-worn cameras ...
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By Nicole Zamlout Reviews Editor Armed with colorful posters and an array of chants and demands, students gathered to protest against the Senate hearings ...
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By Michelle Lampariello Editor-In-Chief For some residents, moving into their room in Townhouses South marked their first time living without a roommate. ...
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By Anna Kellaher Columnist More than 45 million Americans wear contact lenses. They are a convenient way to correct vision problems without the hassle ...
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By Alex Shapiro Staff Writer Student Government approved one club and passed one bill during its general body meeting on Oct. 3. SG members discussed ...
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By Brielle Bryan Business Assistant Students seek help for intoxicated friend A community adviser in Wolfe Hall contacted Campus Police to report that ...
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By Garrett Cecere Staff Writer Student Government’s Homecoming Spirit Week was partially funded during the Student Finance Board Meeting on Oct. 3. SG ...
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By Alexa D’Aiello Correspondent The College welcomed University of Toronto professor and Phi Beta Kappa scholar Alán Aspuru-Guzik on Oct. 2 to present ...
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By Miguel Gonzalez News Editor The College announced the introduction of the Master of Business Administration program for the School of Business on ...
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By Jane Bowden Correspondent The Student Recreation Center was home to a buzzing crowd of students and employers at the biannual Fall Opportunities Fair ...
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By Alex Shaprio Correspondent Student government voted on three bills at its general body meeting on Sept. 26. The Creation of a Vetting Process for Resolutions ...
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By Raquel Sosa-Sanchez Staff Writer The College hosted its annual Community Learning Day, sponsored by the Cultural and Intellectual Community Council, ...
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By Anna Kellaher Columnist Urinary tract infections are a very common issue, especially among women. Not only are these common infections uncomfortable, ...
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By Camille Furst Staff Writer The Muslim Student Association hosted a discussion titled “Islam in the Media” on Sept. 26 in the Social Sciences Building. ...
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By Miguel Gonzalez News Editor On an early spring day in March of 1975, an 8-year-old girl named Karen Smith was raped and murdered in the Bronx. In an ...
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By Emmy Liederman and Miguel Gonzalez Features Editor and News Editor Between clubs, schoolwork and social obligations, it is common for students at ...
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By Malcolm Luck Staff Writer Although senior runner Natalie Cooper was competing against 363 other females at the Paul Short Invitational, she was only ...
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