The stage was set and audience members took their seats. It was 8 p.m. and it was time to start the show. The Don Evans Black Box Theater was full and everyone waited in anticipation to travel back in time to childhood and view TCNJ Musical Theater’s (TMT) production of “You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown,” which ran Nov. […]
I think the absurdity of my entire existence can be summarized in my dislike of coffee.
Despite staying up until all hours of the night, averaging four to five hours of sleep a night my first semester as editor, working in a caf? and having a java-loving roommate, I still can’t stand the stuff. […]
Many students were surprised to receive an e-mail on behalf of the New Jersey State Police about details related to the disappearance of John Fiocco Jr. Reports about a tip provided to state police by the Fiocco family’s lawyer, Glenn Zeitz, circulated through local media outlets. […]
On Nov. 18, the Lions took part in the Ursinus College Fall Brawl and blew away the competition with three champions.
Junior Ray Sarinelli went 4-0 throughout the tournament to take the 133-pound crown to continue his successful season.
Senior Joey Galante took first in the 157-pound division, as he also went 4-0 with two pins. […]
Tension was running high last week at the Lions’ dual swim meet on Saturday, Nov. 18 against Bloomsburg University.
The men’s team had lost its undefeated record only six days before to Southern Connecticut State University (SCSU) in a close 125-114 meet, but it regained its footing against Bloomsburg for the win, 142-103. […]
The Lions opened their season with an average start, as they now stand at 3-2 after two tournaments and their regular season home opener.
The College battled Keystone College for its first home game and it went down to the wire as the team exchanged fouls to eventually give the Lions the 61-58 win. […]
Both cross country teams competed in the 2006 NCAA Division III Cross Country Championships and had strong finishes.
The men earned a eighth place while the women took home 22nd place. For the men, junior Brian Kopnicki took home the highest finish for the Lions, earning 21st place in 27:31. […]
The College’s women’s basketball team finished its first week of play with a 3-1 record after wins over Catholic University, Dickinson College and Ursinus College and a loss to DeSales University.
The Lions beat the previously undefeated Catholic University of America Cardinals 73-61 on Nov. […]
As the temperature begins to drop, there is always one thing to warm your bones: Around The Dorm! This is the last hurrah for the usual suspects before we begin rotating new people in. Here is the lineup you all know and love: Signal sports editor Lauren Kohout, WTSR sports director Patrick Lavery and Signal staff writer Ray Lodato. […]
For the second straight year, the College’s women’s soccer team finished second in the NCAA Division III national tournament, falling this time to Wheaton College (Ill.) 2-0 on Saturday in Florida.
The Lions finished out their season at 18-2-3, with both losses coming at the hands of the Thunder. […]
On Nov. 14, an Iranian-American student by the name of Mostafa Tabatabainejad, 23, was repeatedly Tasered at the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) library after he refused to show identification to the attending security workers, who check ID cards randomly after 11 p. […]
Police investigating the disappearance and death of College freshman John Fiocco Jr. are looking into a lead in the case.
According to Capt. Al Della Fave of the New Jersey State Police, the department received information that a possible game of hide-and-seek may have been happening in Wolfe Hall the night Fiocco disappeared. […]
The first International Study Abroad Fair was held Nov. 15 in the Brower Student Center to promote the awareness of the International, off campus and summer programs offered at the College.
Karen Jenkins, assistant provost, allowed Matt Snyder, junior journalism major, “creative leadership” over the entire event. […]
Faculty, staff, and administrators met Nov. 15 for the second of two open public forums hosted by Beth Paul, interim provost, to discuss the Spellings Report, a comprehensive federal study about the current state of higher education. Conversation focused on how to respond to the report, how to improve access for minorities, and how to justify rising costs to the public. […]
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