Spring Break
SFB lobbies for activities fee increase
The Student Finance Board (SFB) revealed its special appropriations budget overview for the Student Activities Fee (SAF) to the Student Government Association (SGA) on April 22 for approval prior to its meeting with the Board of Trustees during this summer for official authorization. [Continued]
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Editorial
Our first online-only editionCongratulations! In front of your eyes is the first ever Signal online-only editorial, along with the rest of the first online-only edition.
Come Fall semester, we at The Signal hope to continue the trend of directing readers toward our Web site. Our web team will be working diligently over the summer to develop a new site that will lend itself to a 24-hour news cycle and breaking news.
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Entertainment
Lynch strikes right note with off-color comedy Comedian Stephen Lynch brought down the house on April 23 at 9 p.m. in the Kendall Hall Auditorium. Lynch sang 13 original songs, including "Waiting," "Fishin' Hole" and "Medieval Bush," several of which were from his new CD "3 Balloons." Although Lynch's notoriously offensive humor was occasionally met by stifled guffaws and cringing, he-went-a-little-too-far-that-time expressions, the majority of his jokes struck the right note, and incited the audience to laugh, clap, whistle and whoop its approval.
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Features
Mystique of the East dazzles With a colorful array of music, dance, theater and fashion, the 17th annual "Mystique of the East" celebrated the beauty of various Asian cultures on Friday in Kendall Hall. Sponsored by the Asian American Association (AAA) along with the Chinese Culture Club, the Japanese Club, the Indian Student Association and Barkada, the event aimed to raise awareness and appreciation of Asian cultures, history and heritage on campus.
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Sports
A week to forgetLions drop three straight heading into playoffs After two weeks which showcased surges of power and nine wins in 10 games, the Lions took a step in the wrong direction at the wrong time.
The Lions finished their regular season on a three-game losing streak, ending their year with a record of 20-16-1 en route to the opening round of the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) tournament beginning this week.
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Features
Keep DormSpace tips in mind When I first conceived the idea of a dorm-living column my sophomore year at the College, it never occurred to me that senior year inevitably would arrive and I would be swept into the fray of an economic downturn filled with record-high unemployment rates.
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Opinion
Dump and Run encourages recycling at the College Every day, the average American produces more than four pounds of trash, which means that over the course of a single year, every one of us is responsible for adding almost a ton of waste to our nation's landfills. Although Americans make up only five percent of the world's total population, we are responsible for creating 30 percent of the world's trash.
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