NJ Supreme Court seals Fiocco records
The police investigative records concerning the death of John Fiocco Jr. have been sealed, following an attempt by his parents to gain access to the records. [Continued]
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Wild bear wanders onto campus
A campus-wide e-mail from the College yesterday warned that a bear was spotted on campus Monday morning. According to the e-mail, the bear was brought to an isolated location three blocks from campus
until the Division of Fish and Game arrived. [Continued]
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Opinion
Film causes nationwide controversy On April 15, College students heard a lecture from Bob Kaita, a Princeton physicist who argued it is possible for a scientist to believe in God. While Kaita's arguments were reasonable, the material handed out in the hallway was not.
Volunteers passed out promotional DVDs, posters and pamphlets hocking Ben Stein's new documentary, "Expelled.
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Sports
Lions coast into tourney with pair of winsWomen's lacross team locks up NCAA bid The No. 3 Lions prepared to close out the regular season this week, coming away with two big wins over in-state rival Rowan University and Frostburg State University.
The Lions celebrated Senior Day at their final regular season home game of the year, honoring senior defender Christine Cavallo, senior goalkeeper Caitlin Gregory, senior midfielders Toni-Anne Cavallo and Karen Doane, as well as senior forward Diane Haddeland.
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Features
Ahoy! Regatta a titanic successCardboard vessels take to the lake The sun sparkled on the water as spectators lounged on towels and cheered their favorite teams on.
The scene was straight out of a New England yacht club, but instead of designer polos and deck shoes, captains wore hulas and bathing suits, as they bravely commandeered boats made not out of thousands of dollars of glistening Plexiglas, but ordinary brown cardboard.
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Entertainment
From rap, to prose and power chordsStudents deliver The Goods with poetry and music After Leo Mahaga and Andy Oliva had finished setting up their instruments, they approached the edge of the Rathskeller stage and introduced themselves. Mahaga, junior criminology major, had a baby-blue electric guitar around his neck, and Oliva, senior marketing major, was gripping a pair of drumsticks.
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News
Admins talk possible increase in tuitionAnnual tuition and budget hearing held College treasurer Barbara Wineberg apprised the Board of Trustees at its April 22 meeting of the College's current financial state and what implications this state might have for College tuition.
According to Stacy Holland, chair of the Board of Trustees, the meeting was held as a preliminary discussion to determine a possible tuition increase in the upcoming academic year.
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News
Tearing up the turf: Lead comes upTurf to be ready for commencement Despite the discovery of lead on the turf two weeks ago, commencement ceremonies will take place at Lions' Stadium this year, according to College officials.
"I am extremely pleased that we should be able to resolve this situation in an effective and responsible manner," R.
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