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Decemberists make triumphant return to NYC

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By Sydney Shaw News Editor Nobody commands an audience quite as effortlessly as Colin Meloy. Picture this: The Decemberists’ frontman solo on stage at Radio City Music...
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Kingston brings country music to the College

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By Alexa Rocco Correspondent On Friday, Sept. 25th, Cub Alt organized an acoustic concert in the basement of Decker Hall. The concert had two performers —...
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WTSR New Noise: Circa Waves & Say Hi

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This week, Nick Landolfi, WTSR assistant music director, and Nelson Kelly, music staff writer, highlight some of the best new albums that the College’s own radio...
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‘Crybaby’ delivers haunting new sound

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By Lillian Firth Correspondent Melanie Martinez’s debut album, “Crybaby,” is a truly expansive collection of songs that steps out of the realm of conventional pop music....
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Jazz concert benefits Congo citizens

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By Gabrielle Beacken Nation & World Editor After marrying at an early age and suffering through the death of her husband, a young Congo woman was...
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Brown Bag explores the history of guitars

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By Kelly Vena Correspondent Ed Keller, professor at Parsons The New School for Design, seems to have done it all — design, architecture and even rock...
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News

Fighting slave trade in modern day world

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By Morgan Lubner Staff Writer Project Stay Gold hosted an event discussing the horrors of human trafficking and measures that can be taken to put an end...
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News

TCNJEC and Women in Business recognized

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By Alyssa Sanford Web Editor Two clubs sought Student Government recognition on Wednesday, Sept. 23, during a general body meeting fraught with debate over two new...
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News

DUI simulator illuminates dangers

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By Kyle Elphick Correspondent The Arrive Alive Tour, an event famous for its drunk driving simulator, made a stop at the College on Wednesday, Sept. 23,...
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Arts & Entertainment

‘SNL’ co-stars get real, and real funny, at comedy show

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By Jessica Ganga and Mackenzie Cutruzzula Features Editor and Sports Editor Colin Jost took a break from sharing the week’s top stories on “Saturday Night Live’s”...
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Around The Dorm

Around the Dorm 9/30: 0-2 NFL teams, Jason Day, college football struggles

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In this week’s edition of Around the Dorm, the “Ref,” Michael Battista, asks our panel of experts three questions: Which 0-2 NFL team is...
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Cheap Seats

A man of many words, Yogi Berra dies at 90

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By Michael Battista Sports Editor On Tuesday, Sept. 22, the world lost a true American icon. Not just a baseball legend, not just a World War...
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Fantasy Football: ‘Matty Ice’ on fire this week

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By Sean Reis Columnist For Week Four, I have suggested the minimum players at each position below, but I also suggest drafting Andy Dalton, Latavius Murray...
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Soccer

Lions split games at home

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By Otto Gomez Staff Writer The Lions got back on track after a tough 3-2 loss against Rutgers-Newark, with a stellar win against Drew University —...
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