The College’s women’s swim team earned first place for the fifth consecutive year at the 2003 Metropolitan Conference Swimming and Diving Championship (MET) held at Rutgers University over the weekend, while the men took second place after nine years of dominant finishes at the top. […]
A season of tough losses continued on Senior Day for the College’s men’s basketball team as they were defeated by Montclair State University (MSU) Red Hawks, 62-59, on a three-pointer at the buzzer.
Head coach John Castaldo was proud of the effort his team displayed in the game and throughout the whole season. […]
When was the last time you went to a basketball game? A swim meet? A track meet? If you’re reading the sports page, you probably play a sport. Do you read the articles that aren’t about yours? The College is forever trying to cure the student body of its apathetic reputation, and it’s started with the athletes. […]
Annika Sorenstam has been the most dominant player on the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) tour, and for this she has justly been invited to play in Professional Golf Association (PGA) Tour events. I have no problems with this, but what I do have a problem with is the reaction it caused. […]
The College’s wrestling team capped off its weekend with six champions in the 2003 Metropolitan Conference Championships (MET).
After Sunday’s championships at Montclair State University (MSU), the Lions will send eight wrestlers to the 2003 NCAA National Championships. […]
After going on a nine game winning streak and looking at the possibility of gaining the first seed in the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC), the College’s Women’s Basketball team lost two in a row this week, leaving them with a third place finish in the league. […]
Imagine you’re an athlete. Scouts are hunting you down, you are so amazing and you have so much raw talent, this imaginary university will even pay you money to play. Not cash in the pocket, but scholarship money.
Personally, that sounds to me like a pretty sweet deal. […]
I know most of you have found yourself humming a song by Sting at one time or another. You know you have sung, “Roxanne, you don’t have to put on the red light … Roxanne,” or “Goo goo goo, a da da da, is all I want to say to you.” I have to admit that I probably do so a little more than the average person. […]
I love Madonna, let’s put it out on the table. I love the music, the image, the woman, the movies, (well, maybe not the movies), but I really admire her.
Simply put, Madonna is the greatest female pop star of our time. She is part of a new feminist movement, a movement that gives more sexual freedom for women. […]
Although the strife within Israel has been overshadowed in the last couple of months due to media focus on Iraq, I predict that certain factors will cause issues involving Israel to surface in the near future. Groups on both sides, Zionist and anti-Zionist, will relate the conflict with Iraq to their own views on Israel. […]
It’s become cool to hate on the French, hasn’t it?
Humor Web sites have “The French Art of Surrendering” desktop wallpaper for download, sporting a classic shot of Hitler in front of the Eiffel Tower, among others. Certain restaurants are dropping the “French” from their fries, calling them “freedom fries” or other similarly saccharine displays of “patriotism. […]
There is a great demand for student scholarship awards on the College’s campus year after year, according to Gem Perkins, coordinator at the Office of the dean of Student Life.
This year the College is giving out eight awards to a select few. The deadline for the scholarship application was Feb. […]
The President’s Day Blizzard interrupted cable services at the College from Monday, Feb. 17 to mid-morning Wednesday, Feb. 19. Many students were angered by the amount of time it took for the cable to be repaired.
“I was pissed off,” Nicole Kukawski, freshman secondary education English major, said. […]
Students have been receiving tickets in Lots 8 and 9 due to confusion about weekend parking policies.
“In Lot 8, faculty and staff parking becomes visitor parking on the weekend,” Kathleen Ragan, director of student financial assistance, said.
According to Ragan, students with decals for other lots are not allowed to park in these spaces. […]
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