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There’s vomit on his PJs already, not Mom’s spaghetti

December 1, 2015 Colleen Murphy 0

• A wallet was stolen from the Campus Town gym sometime between 5:30 p.m. and 6:50 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 10, according to Campus Police. The student placed her wallet on the elliptical machine she was using and accidentally left it there when she went back to her dorm. When she realized she had left her wallet at the gym, she returned and looked around, but could not find it. The wallet and its contents were valued at $120, including $40 in cash, police said. […]

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Students share gratitude for their ‘helpers’

December 1, 2015 Ellie Schuckman 1

With a packed audience, dim lighting and solemn composure, six students took center stage, reading personal letters aloud to individuals who helped them in times of need.
The College’s Student Alliance to Facilitate Empathy (SAFE) hosted “Dear Helper” on Wednesday, Nov. 18, in the Physics Building to show individuals that even in the darkest times, they are not the only ones struggling. […]

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College bookstore should be more affordable

December 1, 2015 Signal Contributor 0

If the College wants to continue to attract the best students from New Jersey and elsewhere, we need to make as many people aware of our name as possible. I know there are occasional sales, but lowering the price of school gear at the College’s Barnes & Noble bookstore for an extended amount of time would undoubtedly increase purchases and, in turn, the amount of people wearing the letters “TCNJ.” This would ideally increase the general public’s awareness of our school.
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People take Black Friday shopping to the extreme

December 1, 2015 Kevin Shaw 0

Thanksgiving is a time to get together with the ones we love, eat the food we enjoy and be thankful for the things we are lucky enough to have — until 6:00 p.m., at least, when stores like Walmart and Target open their doors to Black Friday shoppers. […]

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Campus Style

December 1, 2015 Signal Contributor 0

By Patricia Wilcox Columnist Name: Christine Yarish Year: Senior Major: English and secondary education This week, I asked Christine Yarish, a senior English and secondary education dual major, about her style for the upcoming transition […]

Celebritease: Adele shatters records

December 1, 2015 Mackenzie Cutruzzula 0

In tearing fans’ hearts apart, Adele has shattered records by selling 3.38 million copies of the album in its first week. Saying “hello” from the other side of success, Adele has celebrities and fans alike entranced in her words. […]

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Field hockey falls short in NCAA match

December 1, 2015 Miguel Gonzalez 0

By Miguel Gonzalez Staff Writer In a rematch of last year’s NCAA tournament semifinal, the College’s field hockey team was defeated by the Middlebury College Panthers, 4-1, on Saturday, Nov. 21. The Panthers capitalized early […]

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Mental health talks sparked in meeting

December 1, 2015 Julie Kayzerman 1

In a packed Mayo Concert Hall, students, faculty and staff at the College were asked to stand up if they agreed with the statements being read aloud.

“Please stand if you have ever felt overwhelmed by everything you have to do.”

The entire audience stood.

“You are not alone,” said Dean of Students Angela Chong and Vice President of Student Affairs Amy Hecht alongside the tune of Sheryl Crow’s “I Shall Believe.” […]

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