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Sexual sensitivity training lacking in classroom

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By Amy Reynolds Former Editor-in-Chief The secondary education track at the College prepares future educators for the classroom in many ways, according to senior English and...
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College ‘getting it right’ as student-athletes average 3.2 GPA

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Being a student athlete at the College certainly comes with its set of challenges. Student athletes have multiple practices, games and tournaments, all while...
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Danny’s is well worth the 40-minute wait

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We found a good Ewing-area eatery for you: Danny's Tomato Pie.
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Cheerleading captures 2014 division title

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Many people associate cheerleading with shaking pom-poms and cheering on other athletic teams, and while that is a huge part of what TCNJ Cheer...
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Features

Royal Chef regal choice for take-out meals

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As I’ve mentioned before in previous food reviews, I don’t like to walk to get food when it’s cold outside. Sometimes I’ll make the trek to T-Dubs, but if I’m already wearing cozy sweatpants and slippers, there’s no chance I’ll walk to Eick when it’s cold.
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Campus Town focuses on enhancing appeal

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A large construction site and a visually unappealing green fence stand at the entrance of the College — perhaps a turn-off for prospective students and faculty. But what is eventually to come has the possibility to enhance the appeal of the College in new ways.
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Whip up a tasty chicken cordon bleu dish

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I’ll admit that I’m not the best cook in the world. Give me a recipe to follow and I’ll fare just fine, but tell me to cook a meal from scratch with no instructions, and you probably won’t like the results.
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Homecoming 2013, regulations implemented for the safety of students

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This year’s Homecoming tailgate, which will occur on Saturday, Oct. 19, will include multiple changes to previous years’ events, according to representatives from Alumni Affairs.
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Asian bistro serves generous portions

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Most students at the College have heard of No. 1 China, which is just a five-minute drive from campus. However, few have heard of No 1 Asian Bistro, let alone ventured there and tasted it for themselves.
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Liberty, a student and a leader

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Most students at the College have spent the majority of their lives in New Jersey. They went to elementary school here, middle school here, high school here — and now they go to college here. Student Government President Tyler Liberty, on the other hand, had a childhood far different from any other College student.
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Italian take-out adds flavor to campus choices

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Our Editor-in-Chief reviews Italian restaurant Special Pizza City.
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Freshman journey begins

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Take advantage of the small classes the College has to offer, ask questions, go above and beyond all expectations — these were among the many pieces of advice given during Monday morning’s convocation ceremony, in which the freshmen officially became members of the College community.
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Fedelo’s: Not bad, not good enough

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Rainy weather had the Managing Editor ordering take-out on a dreary Friday night. The not-so-special Italian food beat the monotony of eating at Eick, but spending the extra money could leave a bad taste in a college kid's mouth.
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Awareness raised / Understanding autism

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In the United States, one out of every 88 children has Autism. In New Jersey, however, that number jumps to one in every 49 children, according to Debbie Schmidt, a mother of a child with autism and a presenter for Autism Awareness Week at the College.
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