KatManDu will close
Popular nightclub and restaurant KatManDu came under new ownership late last year, and officials announced on Jan. 13 that it is closing for renovations. When it reopens, the beloved nighttime hotspot will have a new look and a new name.
Hip-hop group lays down beats on Kendall stage
In this year's highly-anticipated Welcome Back Concert sponsored by the College Union Board, Chiddy Bang brought it like few rap groups can with an interactive fan experience and a fresh sound.
The Signal chats with Chiddy Bang
Signal Sports Editor Alex Wolfe recently sat down with Chiddy Bang prior to their performance in the Welcome Back Concert, and talked to them about life, putting the album together, the story behind the name Xaphoon Jones and many other topics with the group.
Breaking: Former student reported missing
26 January 2012
By Signal Editorial Staff
A former student at the College was reported missing by the Princeton Boro Police Department, according to a Campus Alert sent out on Thursday, Jan. 26 by Campus Police.
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Black Keys collaborate with black sheep
25 January 2012
By Matt Jannetti
The Black Keys’ last album, “Brothers,” was very successful. Most people will probably remember the band’s hit single “Tighten Up.” However, the Black Keys have been around since 2001, and their seventh album, “El Camino,” brings back a little more of a blues influence. On this album, the Black Keys turned back to legendary indie producer [...]
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Campus Style: Take a walk down the men’s aisle
25 January 2012
By Victoria Moorhouse and Albert Matlock
Next time you’re seeking some ensemble inspiration, you may just want to take a stroll around the men’s clothing section. No, you’re not finding a rather thoughtful gift for your grandpa or brother — you’re shopping for yourself.
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Debaters represent College on world stage
25 January 2012
By Brendan Mcgrath
The College’s debate team is making its voice heard around the world with a relentless pursuit of success that kept some of its members busy throughout winter break.
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British Invasion: The Signal crosses the Atlantic
25 January 2012
By Emily Brill and Shaun Fitzpatrick
Shaun Fitzpatrick and Emily Brill, two of last semester’s editors, have just landed in England. Follow them and see where their travels can take you.
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If you can’t beat the odds, change the game
25 January 2012
By Katie Occhipinti
With the start of the semester, excuses come easy and exercising becomes hard. One month into 2012 are you still going strong and getting strong?
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Rights group asks West to end ‘Arab exception’
24 January 2012
By Associated Press
CAIRO (AP) — Popular uprisings sweeping the Arab world exposed biases by Western governments that supported Arab autocratic rulers for the sake of “stability” while turning a blind eye to their repressive policies, Human Rights Watch (HRW) said Sunday.
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No Wikipedia? What if the Internet crashed?
24 January 2012
By Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) — If a day without Wikipedia was a bother, think bigger. In this plugged-in world, we would barely be able to cope if the entire Internet went down in a city, state or country for a day or a week.
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The College receives ‘AA’ rating for financial management
24 January 2012
By Thomas Ciccone
Fitch Ratings, an international rating agency that provides independent financial rating opinions, recently affirmed a “AA” rating on New Jersey Educational Facilities Authority revenue bonds that were issued on behalf of the College.
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The reality of working retail
24 January 2012
By Julia Corbett
Arts & Entertainment Editor Julia Corbett relays her tales of retail and advice on how to make shopping experiences pleasant for all involved.
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Reviews of the new and old
24 January 2012
By Signal Contributor
“While Mortals Sleep” is a collection of previously unpublished short stories by Kurt Vonnegut. These works were likely written when Vonnegut was just starting out and honing his craft. All together there are 16 stories with topics ranging from Christmas lights to model trains.
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Performances bring new atmosphere to Rat
24 January 2012
By Gary Kehoe
The Rathskeller was full of dancing students on Friday thanks to performances by River City Extension and opener Accidental Seabirds.
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Maymester a practical option for students
24 January 2012
By Thomas Ciccone
Students and professors gave insight on Maymester, the intense semester that fits a season's worth of coursework into three weeks, and its benefits.
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Reiss proves to be quite the character at ‘Simpsons’ lecture
24 January 2012
By Julia Corbett
What exactly does a spider-pig do? Even Mike Reiss, writer and producer for “The Simpsons” and contributor to “The Simpsons Movie” could not answer that.
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