Library late fines, caps doubled
By Peter Cavanaugh Correspondent Students at the College who have a habit of returning their library books a few days late may be in for a surprise this semester — overdue fines have increased from […]
September 2010
Affleck proves himself as actor and director
By Tara Iauruzio Correspondent From coast to coast, critics seem to be raving about Ben Affleck’s latest film, “The Town.” The film is centered in Charlestown, Mass. where bank robberies occur on a regular basis. […]
Poets address babies, mustaches, teen feelings
By Alexa Woronowicz Correspondent Poet Peter Davis made an instantly humorous impression last Wednesday Sept. 22 at the Double Header Poetry Reading in the Brower Student Center with the introduction of his poetry book. “Do […]
Men fall in game No. 2; Lions lose to Red Hawks
Communication is a key aspect in winning games. The men’s varsity soccer team was dealt another loss due to miscommunication on Saturday as Montclair State University was able to blow past the College with a […]
Around the Dorm
In Week Five of Around the Dorm, Staff Writer Chris Rotolo is “The Ref.” The players, Staff Writer Krystal Spencer, Editor-in-Chief Bobby Olivier and Sports Editor Hilarey Wojtowicz, are asked whether it was right to […]
Plain White T’s hop on pop-punk bill
The College Union Board has added Plain White T’s to the fall concert schedule for Nov. 20 in Kendall Hall main stage. The band, of “Hey There Delilah” fame, will open for All Time Low. […]
Public art for new education building revealed
Campus architect Lynda Rothermel presented the Student Government Association with the public art planned for the College’s new education building during last Wednesday’s meeting. The artwork currently under consideration is a 22-foot high, 1-inch thick […]
Performance peeks into recording past
By Kelly Davila Correspondent From Thomas Edison to Dr. Dre, the way music is being heard is constantly changing. Last Thursday Sept. 23, Jerry Fabris, curator for the Thomas Edison National Historical Park Museum, visited […]
‘Top Girls’ reveals regret in success
Six women, all from different periods of history, are seated at a table reminiscent of depictions of the Last Supper. Everyone is talking; everyone is actively drinking wine. The stage is deluged in crimson, and […]
Olsson’s game-winner seals 1st victory
After two weeks of falling just short at the end of games, the College finally got to celebrate as the Lions watched junior kicker Tyler Olsson’s kick do everything but fall short as the team […]
Yankees unite fans despite loss to Red Sox
I’d only been to one Yankee game in the new stadium. I’d only been to one Yankee game, period. It was on August 20, when the Bombers were shut out by the Seattle Mariners, six […]
Lions outshine Ospreys and Red Hawks in NJACs
The women’s soccer team clinched their ninth straight season shutout last week. On Wednesday, the Lions defeated the Richard Stockton College Ospreys 4-0. And on Saturday, the College beat Montclair State University. The Lions are […]
Students wreck car to help others
Alpha Epsilon Pi, the College’s Jewish fraternity, hosted its annual car smash, held outside the Brower Student Center from 11 a.m. – 1:30 p.m last Thursday Sept. 23. Students were given the opportunity to take […]