The College Hill, Sussex Community College, NJ
3 hours ago by Casey Klein
Many Sussex County residents have grown up visiting state parks such as
Stokes State Forest and High Point State Park. "I have many memories from being at state parks when I was younger," said Sara Nolan, a Sussex county resident.
Unfortunately, last April, Gov.
Statesman, SUNY Stony Brook, NY
2 hours ago by Denise DeGennaro
Radio City Music Hall opened its legendary doors Saturday to singer/songwriter Jason Mraz, whose North American fall tour kicked off just two days before in Scranton, Penn.
Irish artist Lisa Hannigan kicked off the show, but her raspy voice and strange dance moves didn't quite do it for the audience.
The Stute, Stevens Institute of Technology, NJ
2 days ago by Brent Caruso
Looking around at today's society, there has been a drastic change to the world over the past years. Before, people drove cars with big V-8 engines that only got ten to twelve miles per gallon, threw everything in the garbage, and no one was concerned with the environment, But that has all changed now.
The Stute, Stevens Institute of Technology, NJ
2 days ago by Ann DeStefano
The Stevens alcohol policy clearly states, "In compliance with current New Jersey laws, the Institute prohibits the consumption of alcohol by students or their guests who are under the age of 21, on or off campus." The state is looking at this policy after taking notice of Stevens' joining of the "Amethyst Initiative," a national initiative to debate whether the drinking age should remain at 21 or be lowered to 18.
The Stute, Stevens Institute of Technology, NJ
16 hours ago by Philippe de L. Pierre-Paul
In a sign that the state government is worried about Hoboken's ailing budget, the New Jersey State Local Finance Board passed a decision to take control of Hoboken's finances. The state intervention was sparked by the ignominious failure of the city council to pass a budget by the set deadline of June 30th.
Pace Press, Pace University, NY
5 days ago by LIAM PESCE
The term "metal" has been skewed and misinterpreted over the decades it has been in existence. Properly defined by the massive sound, the resonating distortion, the crunching guitars, the ferocious growls and the beloved guitar solo. This type of music occasionally provokes a form of aggression such as a "mosh pit" or it can bring fellow "metalheads" together.
The Spectrum, Sacred Heart University, CT
3 days ago by Elise SIlverstone
With less than a month until Election Day 2008, many students are wondering: who are you voting for?
This election has generated some of the greatest interest in years, especially among college students. Will it be Sen. Barack Obama, the democratic candidate from Illinois, or Sen.
The Spectrum, Sacred Heart University, CT
3 days ago by Dennis Conrad
Underage drinking is a hot button issue on college campuses throughout the country and Sacred Heart University, like many schools, is working hard to enforce the law.
"90 to 95 percent of the residential students are under 21, which means they are not allowed to drink according to the law," said Larry Wielk, dean of students.
The Montclarion, MontClair STate University, NJ
3 days ago by Michelle Berckes
Soft drinks, candy and ice cream are notably unhealthy choices if you are trying to lose weight. But would you ever consider Special K, jelly or even ketchup to be offenders?
Welcome to the year 2008, a time when technology has brought a nation so far that we are fortunate enough to have hands-free devices, Skype networks and even presidential candidates making history.
The Montclarion, MontClair STate University, NJ
3 days ago by Laura Lentin
Montclair State University now has a program that allows them to start working their way up in the makeup industry with the Certificate in Makeup Artistry.
Classes have a partnership with Bobbi Brown, a professional makeup artist that is a resident of Montclair.
The Montclarion, MontClair STate University, NJ
2 days ago by Elizabeth Kilborn
Montclair State University's President Susan A. Cole and eight other university and college presidents are joining together to fight for more government funding to benefit students and families statewide.
Budget cuts led the statewide campaign that began in September, which is still in its early stages of development for future plans.
Knight News, Queens College, NY
3 days ago by James M. Appel
Amidst the financial turmoil of the last few weeks, one thing seems out of the ordinary. The value of the dollar has been steadily rising.
Many question why, in the face of such economic instability in the U.S., the dollar, which symbolizes America's reputation as the most important player in the world's economy, would strengthen in value? By taking a look at past financial crises in Asia, Russia and Mexico, one clearly sees that local currencies have always been devastated as a result of investors losing confidence in their economies.
Knight News, Queens College, NY
16 hours ago by Markos Papadatos
The Knight News' Markos Papadatos had the privileged opportunity to chat with RCA Nashville recording artist Chuck Wicks about his music career, his influences in life, his future plans, and advice for hopefuls who wish to find success in the music industry.
Knight News, Queens College, NY
3 days ago by Eric Jackson, Ahmed Lakhaney
If a group wanted to cover a song written by either of us, we would be flattered that they wanted to show some appreciation for our work. However, that has not been the case in the history of cover songs. Some artists might even regret letting others cover their songs after dreadful outcomes.
The Spectrum, Sacred Heart University, CT
2 days ago by Manny Santiago
As the Oscars become visible on the horizon, the films causing Oscar buzz are beginning to debut in theaters.
Some films have high hopes for the 80th Academy Awards and some are here solely to entertain. That said, here are four films being released this fall and winter that are set to make a big stir.
The Torch Online, Saint John's University New York, NY
1 day ago by Everton Bailey, News Editor
A St. John's priest was arrested and arraigned on charges Friday after allegedly emailing two obscene videos of himself to a 13-year-old boy, said authorities.
According to news outlets, Rev. Charles Plock, 63, a University youth minister and chaplain, was released on $150,000 bail after being arrested in his on-campus apartment.
The Torch Online, Saint John's University New York, NY
5 days ago by Greg Leporati
Many St. John's students are feeling the effects of the recent economic crisis, both in terms of their employment and college affordability.
"It's scary," said junior Nikko Smith. "They cut my hours at work, so I've been affected."
Smith said that he may have to get another job in order to pay his bills, and is even considering transferring for a semester or two to a state or city school to save money.
The Torch Online, Saint John's University New York, NY
4 days ago by Matt Choquette, Staff Writer
Successful soccer programs never underestimate the notion of letdown, even when they're ranked second in the nation.
Flying high with an unbeaten record of 8-0-2, the St. John's men's soccer team initially continued to dominate at No. 14 Louisville on Saturday when freshman Walter Hines cleaned up a rebound for a 1-0 lead early in the second half.
The Quadrangle, Manhattan, NY
4 days ago by Sarah Lutz
"For me genocide means, my world would be better off without you," says Alain Rwabukama. As a Rwanda genocide survivor and speaker he wants his audience to truly understand genocide. In the Jasper Lounge, roughly 60 students sat on couches, the floor or stood in the back of the room to try to comprehend.
The Quadrangle, Manhattan, NY
4 days ago by Kayla Hutzler
Holocaust survivor Martin Spett has become an integral part of the MC Holocaust Resource Center, graciously giving talks and interviews along with writing a memoir of his experiences available free of charge to MC students and all teachers.
In 1993, history professor Dr.
The Quadrangle, Manhattan, NY
3 days ago by Kayla Hutzler
As the leaves change color and the weather becomes enjoyable instead of unbearable in Manhattan, there are numerous events and fundraisers held inside and outside for the residents of Manhattan. Now that you've settled in, seen all your friends, and gotten back into the swing of doing schoolwork, take some time to take advantage of going to school in the city.
Pace Press, Pace University, NY
4 days ago by MALLORY MURPHY
There is a phrase that reverberates through the hallways of Pace the first handful of weeks in the semester that sends chills down the spine of every single undergraduate student unlucky enough to be on its receiving end: "Sorry, to get this taken care of, you're going to have to speak with OSA.
The Ram, Fordham University, NY
2 days ago by Robert Pergament
The Respect for Life Club has taken up the fight against Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer. On the heels of the Cardinal Newman Society's attacks on Fordham for giving abortion-rights supporter Breyer an ethics award, members of the club penned a letter to Rev.
Pace Press, Pace University, NY
4 days ago by Lisa Marie Basile
Hannah Upp, the University's 23-year-old graduate student and high school teacher, was found weeks ago.
She who was reported missing by her friends and family over Labor Day weekend and was rescued by Staten Island ferry workers who found her water of New York's Upper Bay.
Chronicle, Quinnipiac University, CT
4 days ago by Sonia Groff
College students throughout America anxiously wait for a night off from working to get off campus and go out to have a good time. Quinnipiac students are no exception. Every Thursday night you can be sure to find dozens of people waiting in line for a shuttle going into New Haven.
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