The College’s men’s and women’s indoor track and field teams had a strong showing against Division I schools last Saturday at the Maryland Invitational. Because it was an invitational meet there was no scoring, but the Lions pulled together as a team and contributed qualifying times while building for the postseason. […]
While many students were on semester break, the College’s wrestling team was grappling, slamming and pinning the competition at the annual Lions’ Invitational and the Budd Whitehill Dual Meet Challenge hosted by Lycoming College.
Freshman Chris Prihoda led the Lions by collecting a 3-0 record at 141 pounds, while senior Keith Bjorhus posted a 2-0 record at 285 pounds, keeping his undefeated season intact at 9-0. […]
This past weekend, the men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams each suffered a pair of losses in a double dual meet against West Chester University and Johns Hopkins University, but showed some promising individual efforts.
The men’s team dropped a 138-230 decision to West Chester and a 127-233 loss to Johns Hopkins, the College’s first dual losses of the year, to bring them to 4-2. […]
Whatever questions have faced the women’s basketball team this season, Erin Frank has provided the answers. Frank’s team-high 11 points and seven rebounds helped return the College to its winning ways on Saturday by defeating William Paterson University (WPU) 44-39 in Packer Hall. […]
After losing three straight conference games, the men’s basketball team proved it is as talented as any team by knocking off the top-ranked Pioneers of William Paterson University 73-63 at home on Saturday.
Not only did the Lions defeat the Pioneers, who came into the game on a nine-game winning streak and tied for first in the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC), but they also did it with their most balanced scoring attack of the season. […]
I thought I’d start the semester off with a little humor.
A man goes on the Internet. He posts something annoying. He posts it under a user name. Then he goes to jail.
The unfortunate thing is that this is no joke.
On Jan. 5, President Bush signed a bill that assigns serious repercussions, including fines and up to two years in jail, to people who anonymously “annoy” other people on the Internet. […]
Trends and fashions are dictated from all different angles – magazines, TV shows and advertisements. We are told that slim is sexy. Thinness rules!
It is expressed that larger people have a large problem. In the United States, four out of five women are dissatisfied with their appearance. […]
I was never really into sports until I turned seven, when I was introduced to basketball.
It wasn’t a sport I adapted to quickly. In the beginning, I was pretty bad: I had a terrible shot, my defense was wretched and I couldn’t pass for dear life. I thought my career in basketball would end very soon. […]
Costs on the Student Apartment complex debacle continued to rise, as the Board of Trustees voted to give Schenk, Price, Smith & King, the Morristown-based law firm that is negotiating a take-over agreement with the College’s insurer for the project, an additional $50,000 for legal services. […]
SGA VP of Equity and Diversity Resigns
Joanna Holguin, SGA vice president of Equity and Diversity, resigned from her position over winter break, due to other personal interests.
The position requires at least one year experience on the SGA Senate. There are currently three candidates who are running to take over the position. […]
An agreement with a Japanese university has made it a lot easier for the College’s students to experience life in the Far East.
Beginning in the fall, the College will revive an exchange program with Kansai Gaidai University, located in Hirakata, Japan.
The previously arranged agreement had been inactive for a while, according to Karen Jenkins, director of the office of Undergraduate Global Programs. […]
With 31 homicides, 2005 was the deadliest year in Trenton’s history, up from 18 in 2004.
The rising murder rate appears to be part of a larger trend in cities in New Jersey. Out of New Jersey’s “big six” urban cities – Newark, Jersey City, Paterson, Elizabeth, Trenton and Camden – only Camden saw a decrease in 2005. […]
Rev. Darrell L. Armstrong’s impassioned sermon on Martin Luther King Jr. Day spoke not only of equality among people, the value most strongly tied with King’s memory, but also its ultimate purpose: freedom, and our duty to protect it.
“If you’re really going to honor Dr. […]
Women juggling busy schedules often find the contraceptive patch to be an easier alternative to birth control pills, since it only has to be changed weekly rather than taken daily.
However, the Ortho Evra patch has recently come under fire due to a lawsuit against Johnson & Johnson, which claims that increased estrogen production caused a heart attack in a 17-year-old. […]
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