Sam Rosenblatt and Jess Kaplan
October 10, 2019
On Thursday, Oct. 3, Rutgers University Professor Lee Jussim visited campus to discuss the importance of intellectual diversity in science and social science research. The...
Ellie Lowe, Contributing Writer
October 10, 2019
Professor of Political Science and International Relations Zhiqun Zhu has recently published a new book, “A Critical Decade: China’s Foreign Policy (2008-2018).” “A...
Sarah Haber, Staff Writer
October 10, 2019
The Samek Art Museum is currently showcasing two exhibitions: “10: Artist as Catalyst” is shown at the Downtown Gallery through Dec. 1, while “Damaged Goods: The Punk...
Alex Boyer, Senior Writer
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A new Wall Street Journal last week article found that thousands of elementary schools, both public and private, are failing to immunize children at effective rates. According...
Annie Maley, BIPP Intern
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The Electoral College is one of the most crucial components of the American political system; yet, it is shockingly one of the least democratic. To give a short description...
Raleigh Singer, Contributing Writing
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Eugene Scalia, son of the famed late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, was confirmed by the Senate as the United States’ new Secretary of Labor on Sept. 26. The decision...
Kaelyn Long, Senior Writer
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The Bison football team competed against the Holy Cross Crusaders at Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium during Homecoming weekend on Oct. 5. Despite putting up a valiant fight,...
Anna Carroll, Senior Writer
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The Bison women’s soccer team suffered two close losses this past weekend against conference foe Army West Point and non-conference opponent Columbia University. The Bison...
Leah Fogelsanger, Senior Writer
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With the football season well underway, the Bison have faced tough out-of-league opponents and begun league play with a 21-14 loss to Holy Cross this weekend. Despite facing...
Kyle Putt, Graphic Artist
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Nick DeMarchis, Contributing Writer
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“Opened – 1d.” Snapchat’s open arrow next to Alex’s name was the most disheartening thing that Marissa Spookeen ’23 had seen since her rejection from the photography...
Alyssa Endres, Contributing Writer
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When festive shoppers are on the lookout for pumpkins and cornucopias, it is only natural for the shelves to be filled with snow globes and strings of lights. In this spirit,...
