Chinese food favorite stays ‘Number 1’
If you’re going to order Chinese food — which is likely now that finals are almost here — I recommend choosing No. 1 China.
New web functions coming to College soon
Information Technology will bring a number of changes to the campus once the 2013-14 academic year begins in the fall. SOCS, email accounts, course evaluations and more will receive renovations or overhauls as the College takes steps to improve security and efficiency.
Movie Festival rolls out red carpet
Bringing the competition to the College, Campus Movie Festival awarded student filmmaking for its creativity and missing cats.
Rowing off to a better College career
People will do some amazing things in order to do what they love. This is especially true in the sports world, as most athletes need to maintain a high level of commitment and put in some long hours in order to stay competitive. Sitting perhaps at the top of this pyramid of sports dedication is a competition rarely discussed between Olympic Games: rowing.
Unidentified body identified as Paige Aiello
08 May 2013
By Brendan McGrath
Update: Paige Aiello has been identified as the female whose body was found in the Hudson River yesterday, according to The Times. R. Barbara Gitenstein, president of the College, sent an email to the College community this afternoon confirming the news. “This is devastating news for our campus community, its magnitude compounded as we reach the end [...]
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Around the Dorm 5/1: NFL Draft, Suarez, NHL playoffs
01 May 2013
By Signal Editorial Staff
In the Around the Dorm playoffs, the “Ref,” Peter Fiorilla, challenges staff writer Andrew Grossman, Sports Editor Chris Molicki and correspondent Greg Oriolo to answer questions about the winners and losers of the NFL Draft, Luis Suarez’s latest antics in the English Premier League, and which two NHL teams should make it out of the Eastern and Western conferences in this year’s Stanley Cup playoffs.
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Lions’ EMS responds to theft
30 April 2013
By Signal Contributor
Letter to the editor from Lions' EMS.
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Pollen getting ‘nosey’
30 April 2013
By Ruchi Shah
That time of year is upon us again. Flowers are blooming, birds are chirping … and your nose is running, and your eyes are so itchy you’re fairly certain that you’re going to be scratching your cornea sooner than later.
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Use shade trees and ice cubes to beat summer heat
30 April 2013
By Sorraya Brashear-Evans
As the semester winds down and the weather starts to warm up, there is more time to spend outdoors with family and friends. No more waking up early for class or staying up to all hours of the night writing papers. But that doesn’t mean to stop your already developed green living habits!
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Saunders strikes again: 10 satirical short stories
30 April 2013
By Katie O'Dell
Author George Saunders with brilliant strokes of character, atmosphere and the unsettling hilarity of humanity.
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Wirths talks employment
30 April 2013
By Signal Contributor
New Jersey Commissioner of Labor, Harold Wirths, stopped by the College’s business department to speak with a group of eager young entrepreneurs on Wednesday, April 24. Despite the rough road he has had to endure since his appointment, Wirths’s message was clear: things are getting back on track in New Jersey.
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Paige Aiello: student, athlete and leader
30 April 2013
By Jamie Primeau
Paige Aiello is a senior communication studies major at the College. She is a member of Lambda Pi Eta, the national communication honor society. Not only is Aiello a strong student, but she is also a talented athlete. She is a captain of the women’s tennis team, which she has been part of since her freshman year.
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Harris sheds his insights on sociology
30 April 2013
By Annabel Lau
Princeton sociology professor Angel Harris gave a presentation at the College on Monday, April 22 on the achievement gap between blacks and whites in the education system.
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With new album, Allison Weiss goes pop
30 April 2013
By Katie O'Dell
Coming off her recent performance at the College, Weiss releases a fresh set of tracks that are better than "okay."
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Fraternity gets down to business in San Diego
30 April 2013
By Courtney Wirths
By Courtney Wirths News Assistant The sales and marketing fraternity, Pi Sigma Epsilon, travelled to San Diego, Calif, earlier this April to compete in a series of business and chapter related competitions. Students from the College’s Zeta Zeta chapter brought home the award for the best chapter in the competition’s Amethyst division. PSE is a business fraternity [...]
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Reese Witherspoon is legally intoxicated
30 April 2013
By Johnanthony Alaimo
Here’s a headline you didn’t expect to see! “Eggs, milk, sack of potatoes, 10 boxes of hot pockets.” Whoops, accidentally copy-pasted my grocery list. Let’s try this again. “Reese Witherspoon arrested for disorderly conduct after traffic stop.”
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Student monologues show endless possibilities
30 April 2013
By Mike Herold
ACT's monologues show the infinite creativity of student talent across the board.
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New York Poet Laureate shares her work
30 April 2013
By Signal Contributor
INK's Master Series brings Julie Howe to present her work to the College, among others.
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