By Sydney Shaw Editor-in-Chief For Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist James Queally, chaos is just part of the job description. He’s been punched out ...
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By Sydney Shaw Editor-in-Chief Animal Control was called to rescue a skunk whose head was stuck in a yogurt container in front of Bliss Hall on Thursday, ...
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[slideshow_deploy id='47863'] By Heidi Cho Correspondent “Fuck Brock Turner!” “Yes means ‘fuck me!’ No means ‘fuck you!’” “Two, four, ...
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By Sydney Shaw Editor-in-Chief The College remains the No. 1 public institution in its region, according to the U.S. News & World Report’s 2017 ...
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By Michael Battista Staff Writer While the sun set behind Loser Hall on Sunday, Sept. 11, the twilight sky shone red, white and blue as people made their ...
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By Ellie Schuckman Staff Writer On Tuesday, June 28, at 11:58 p.m., an officer out on patrol observed a silver Volvo driving without headlights and ...
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By Sydney Shaw Editor-in-Chief In the wake of last semester’s fora on possible cuts to student organization funding, the Student Finance Board (SFB) ...
Read More »By Justine Wilson Correspondent On the morning of Wednesday, Sept. 7, the bees weren’t the only thing buzzing around Eickhoff Hall. Powered with caffeine, ...
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By Roderick Macioch Staff Writer During its weekly meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 9, the Student Finance Board (SFB) began another year’s work by granting ...
Read More »Gabrielle Beacken Staff Writer The summer of 2016 was a tumultuous season for Fox News. In July, Gretchen Carlson, former Fox News anchor, filed a sexual ...
Read More »By Nicole DeStefano Nation & World Editor With the 15th anniversary of 9/11 approaching, the House of Representatives voted for a bill on Friday, ...
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By Tom Ballard Staff Writer The Lions will soon have a new place to prowl for their next meal in their not-so-wild habitat. The new and improved Lions ...
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By Thomas Infante Review Editor Kendall Hall was buzzing with excitement on Wednesday, Sept. 7, for keynote speaker Will Allen. Many of the students ...
Read More »By Jessica Ganga News Editor The College is addressing the “increasing number of complaints” the library administration has received in the past ...
Read More »By Tom Ballard News Editor The Lions will soon have a new place to prowl for their next meal in their not-so-wild habitat. The new and improved Lions ...
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By Tom Ballard News Editor Students at the College have many things on their plates, but an organization on campus is challenging them to try to pay attention ...
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By Tom Ballard News Editor While most members of the campus community spent their summer away from the College, construction crews worked to keep its ...
Read More »By Tom Ballard News Editor No off-site alcohol will be allowed at the College’s annual Homecoming tailgate on Saturday, Oct. 29, according to a campus-wide ...
Read More »By Danielle Silvia Staff Writer Since the drug company Mylan bought the EpiPen in 2007, the price has increased from $100 to $600, according to The ...
Read More »By Thomas Cilla Correspondent This summer, a bill that would have increased the scrutiny required for an abortion in Texas was struck down by the United ...
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