Cafone propels Lions to last minute victory
Senior Gabby Cafone advanced the Lions to a 4-3 win over Kean University with 33 seconds left in the game on Tuesday. The win put the women’s field hockey at 4-1 in the New Jersey […]
October 2009
McClintic nets hat trick in loss to Knights
Sadly, none of the tens of fans were wearing hats on Saturday night in the Loucks Ice Center at Lawrenceville Prep High School when the College’s Scot McClintic sent a low riding wrist shot past […]
Mixed Signals deliver “Queer Comedy”
Students gathered in the lounge between Traverse/Wolfe Hall on Friday Oct. 23 in anticipation for “Queer Comedy” night, chatting animatedly before the show began. Many seemed to be wondering the same thing: what exactly did […]
And the crowns went to …
Meraj Qazi and Danielle Sauro were crowned Homecoming King and Queen of 2009 in front of alumni, students, friends and family on Saturday. Qazi is a senior interdisciplinary business major and a community advisor. Sauro […]
Battling flu a priority for campus health services
Health Services has been doing its best to arm the student body against the dangers of both the regular flu and H1N1 virus so far this semester. There have been three H1N1 vaccination clinics administering […]
David Stollman to motivate club leaders
By Kelly Johnson Correspondent After lengthy deliberation during the Oct. 21 meeting, the Student Finance Board (SFB) approved $4,514 for the Inter-Greek Council to bring David Stollman, an expert on recruitment strategies and fraternity improvement, […]
Prof: Bible used for discrimination
By Lisa LoCascio Correspondent Textbooks are constantly updated with new theories, facts and politically correct terms, yet the 3,500 year old Bible, one of the most prominently used texts, has remained untouched. Michelle Stecker, professor […]
Ph.D.: More about research, less about degree on paper
By Juliana Fidler Correspondent College students should consider getting Ph.D.’s to further their careers, according to a presentation, “Transitioning to a Ph.D. Student; Could this Route be for You?” by Danielle Lombardi, a 2003 alumna […]
Scratches deface car in Lot 3
A four-foot scratch was found on the driver’s side door of a Honda at 10 a.m. on Tuesday Oct. 20. The victim said she parked her Honda in Lot 3 at 8:15 a.m. and, upon […]
Organizations carve up the competition
By Jamie Primeau Correspondent Yellow caution tape closed off a section of the Brower Student Center on October 20, allowing competitors of Spirit Week’s pumpkin-carving contest to concentrate on the task at hand. From noon […]
Missed kicks overshadow Lions’ defensive effort
Close, but no cigar. The College’s hopes of stealing a victory away from New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) rivals Montclair State University fell just right of the goal post, as a 28-yard field goal by […]
Swimming teams blow past Montclair in season opener
By Rachel Morris Correspondent The Lions dominated their 2009-10 season opener at Montclair State University on Friday evening, as both the men and women’s swimming and diving teams achieved victory. The men placed first in […]
JV runners step up in Pa.
By Karissa Hearn Correspondent The College’s cross country junior varsity team competed in the Haverford College Junior Varsity Invitational in Haverford, Pa. on Tuesday. This three-mile race was a familiar track to the Lions athletes, […]
Clarke sets school career record for shutouts
After blanking visiting Ramapo College 4-0 on Saturday, senior goalkeeper Jessica Clarke set the school record for most all-time shutouts by a goalkeeper with 42. She has 10 this season alone. Clarke passed Victoria Nusse, […]