A student remembered
The Signal reached out to as many of Joe Martin’s friends and fraternity brothers as possible before press time, and the outpouring of positive comments has been inspiring. Below and on page 2 are the […]
December 2010
Career Center schools students on resumé-building
By Courtney Moses Correspondent Only four brave students ventured out into the rain and harsh winds on Wednesday, Dec. 1, to attend a resumé workshop held in Forcina Hall in room 226. “You are the […]
Car slides into students’ house, trapping good samaritan
The dog didn’t eat their homework, but Robert Veith and Zach Friedrich had an equally unrealistic-sounding excuse as to why they were absent from and tardy to class on Thursday, Dec. 2 — a car […]
Time to put down the cellphone, log into life
By Conor Byrne I read an article the other week about a psychology study that discovered that those individuals whose thoughts were mindful and engaged in their lives tended to be happier. Those whose thoughts […]
Game on: Students’ creation enters contest
By Evan Cardin Correspondent For aspiring video game designers, the Indie Game Challenge is one of the holy grails of their field. Sponsored by GameStop, the Academy of Interactive Arts and Science and the Guildhall […]
Poetry reinvents Wheeler at ‘The Goods’
The Rathskeller overflowed with ink members last Saturday when ink held its biannual day-long student performance event, “The Goods.” Ink members and student performers alike took the Rat stage, which bustled with a talented lineup […]
Author conjures images of Buffy, X-Men, WNBA
By Kaitlyn Allen Correspondent Although he was about 10 minutes late, literary critic and poet Stephen Burt more than made up for it. An audience of students and staff gathered to hear him speak as […]
Final Brown Bag series event celebrates art of ballet dancing
By Kelly Weber Correspondent The Thursday Brown Bag series ended on a high note, as members of the Roxey Ballet Company came to the College to perform last week at the Mildred and Ernest E. […]
College nearly pulls off an upset over Kean; Scarlet Raiders too much for the Lions to handle
The College’s women’s basketball team fell to New Jersey Athletic Conference opponents Kean University and Rutgers University-Newark last week, bringing their season record to 2-4. The Lions lost a close game, 72-56, against No.4 Kean […]
Lions blow by King’s, take second at York
When a team is winning a match by 39 points it’s hard to keep a continued emotional interest, but the College’s wrestling team was able to do that last Wednesday, Dec. 1, as senior Mike […]
Around the Dorm: Week 13
In Week 13 of AtD, “Ref” Brandon Gould challenges Editor-in-Chief Bobby Olivier along with staff writers Kevin Lee and Joshua Fidler in the Atd Final to answer questions about which college football team will win […]
Prof evaluations essential for reappointment and promotion
Over the years, professors come and go here at the College. Students take the same courses semester after semester and experience the classes differently each time. But when the semester comes to an end, one […]
Caribbean Student Association receives club status
After some dissent, the Student Government Association granted club status to the Caribbean Student Association during last week’s general body meeting. Sophomore open options major Danique Robinson is president of the 57-member organization. “The Caribbean […]
Graffiti, pot and mischief
The following are police reports not previously published in last week’s issue. Criminal mischief was reported at 7:30 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 20 when a blue chair was found on the grass area between the […]