Jennifer Aydin from “The Real Housewives of New Jersey” hosted the Lyric Theatre sold-out “Broadway Open Mic Night” in the Don Evans Black Box Theater on Nov. 11.
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Housed in Roscoe West Hall, the Center for Student Success is home to resources intended to assist students with getting through college smoothly.
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If asked to describe my life as a sophomore in college, I would say that new commitments keep flying at me on a whim, I have to constantly make rapid-fire decisions about my next moves and my workload is much heavier than ever before. This is all on top of the fact that I am also far busier than ever before. So why am I less stressed out now than I was in high school?
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Here are a few classic novels that pair well with this season and can help you get into the Halloween spirit, whether you partake in the scarier parts of the holiday or not.
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On Oct. 7, the College’s women’s soccer team defeated Rutgers University-Newark by a score of 9-1. The Lions dominated the ball from the very beginning, scoring their first goal only seven minutes into the game. “I felt so happy that we started off the game on a strong suit,” said senior forward Sophie Vieira, who scored the first goal. The Lions put up a persistent fight, scoring four goals in the first half. They also took a total of 21 shots to the Scarlet Raiders’ one during that time. “We started really strong, which was a pretty big objective,” said Coach Danny Blank. “We knew that that’s a team that plays on a lot of emotion, and we didn’t want to give them a chance to build any emotional momentum.”
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What if, in this increasingly technologically reliant society, book-to-screen adaptations are the best way to connect people with literature? Moreover, what if they even intellectually challenge a person’s understanding of the text? Book-to-screen adaptations provide the world with opportunities, not hindrances.
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I knew when I first came to the College last year that being a commuter student would involve discipline. I lose over an hour a day of relaxing, doing homework, eating or pretty much anything I could just do if I were staying on campus to drive, so I need to use my time wisely. There were a few things, however, that I hadn’t expected about campus life, and they required a bit of personal adjustment.
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On Wednesday, Aug. 30, in the Education Building, the College ran the first of their two days of tuberculosis (TB) test administration offered to students this semester. Test readings took place at the same time and place two days later on Friday, Sept. 2.
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Over the past few months, the New Jersey state government has taken steps to provide better mental health services in both K-12 and higher education institutions to combat the current youth mental health crisis.
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Finals stress is coming up. Fortunately, many organizations at the College are offering services to help students out.
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