Fiocco trial adjourned until May

A trial in the legal confrontation between the College and the parents of John Fiocco Jr. has been postponed until May 7, according to a court official.

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OK Commuter: How a four-year alien found a campus home

It’s true. Commuters don’t get the same experience that residents do. But that doesn’t mean College life has to suck, either.

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Judge rejects motion to end Fiocco suit

Judge rejects motion to end Fiocco suit

A jury may find that security gaps in Wolfe Hall reflected gross negligence on the College’s part, the court decided.

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Court document gives brief history of Fiocco case

A court document summarizes the Fiocco case and the beginning of the lawsuit.

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Trial date set for Fiocco v. TCNJ

The first trial date in the court dispute between the College and the parents of John Fiocco Jr. has been rescheduled to Feb. 6.

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Fiocco lawsuit update: College’s motion hinges on judge

Fiocco lawsuit update: College’s motion hinges on judge

The future of a three-year-old civil suit against the College by the parents of John Fiocco Jr. rests on an impending decision by the case judge.

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Aug. 31 alleged assault case dropped due to ‘inconsistencies’ in student report

The female student, who initially reported that she was attacked at knifepoint near Forcina Hall, has revised her statement, according to Matthew Golden, vice president for College advancement.

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BREAKING: Story changes in Aug. 31 sexual assault report

A female student who initially reported that she was sexually assaulted at knifepoint on Aug. 31 near Forcina Hall has told authorities that the attack occurred off-campus and that there was no weapon involved, according to a College spokesperson.

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Ten years after

Ten years after

As the tenth anniversary of the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001 passes us by, Editor-in-Chief Matt Huston examines what it means for our generation.

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Sacred Harp and leaving the comfort zone

Sacred Harp and leaving the comfort zone

This wasn’t like any punk show I’d ever been to.
The sound was dense and bold — a wall of voices slipping and climbing and interlocking in weird, immense harmonies. And I was singing, too.It wasn’t terribly difficult to pick up. That was the point.
As one of these engrossing hymns came to a close, the [...]

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Man barred from campus is suspect in Rider incident

Man barred from campus is suspect in Rider incident

A man who allegedly attempted to lure a Rider University student into his car last week was sighted at the College on Friday, April 1 and was barred by Campus Police on penalty of arrest, according to Stacy Schuster, executive director of College Relations.
Tony A. Kadyhrob, 68, is currently free on bail after allegedly accosting [...]

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Campus Police remove man suspected in abduction attempt

A 68-year-old man arrested after an attempted abduction in Lawrence Township this week appeared at the College earlier today, April 1, and was removed by Campus Police this afternoon.
The man is believed to be Tony A. Kadyhrob, 68, who allegedly attempted to lure a female Rider University student into his car on Monday, March 28. [...]

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BSC getting bathroom makeover, computers

BSC getting bathroom makeover, computers

The Brower Student Center will receive several upgrades within the next year, including the addition of computer kiosks and classroom technology and the renovation of four bathrooms, Student Activities director Tim Asher announced on March 3.
Asher joined James Norfleet, vice president for Student Affairs, and Olaniyi Solebo, executive president of Student Government, at a lunchtime [...]

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Nader, Jackson slam ‘moral deficit’

Nader, Jackson slam ‘moral deficit’

In a joint lecture on March 1, former presidential candidates Ralph Nader and Jesse Jackson dared College students to rethink the American political order in the verbiage of veteran activists.

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