Super bowl recipes and party tips
With just using some of my simple tips and ideas, you could have the perfect Super Bowl party. Who needs tickets to the game? Make your party where everyone wants ...
Women’s basketball bounces back from tough loss
With only seconds left on the clock, William Paterson women's basketball team managed to hold off Rowan to a 70-67 loss. The tense, back and forth game was played during ...
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Rowan computer science students offered $100,000 contract
Mission Solutions Engineering (MSE) has awarded Rowan’s computer science team...
Scholarship season for Rowan students
For many students, the economic downturn, high cost of living and rising college...
Crime log: bat in dorm room
Jan. 24 – Oak Hall An officer responded to a report of a bat being in an Oak...
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Rowan events begin for African American History Month
The beating of drums and the fiery words of poet-griots marked the beginning of this...
Wheelchairs for Haiti: “a gift like no other”
While some Americans are donating to the cause in Haiti, others are tired of the...
Edelman Planetarium holds open house
The words “safe, fun and accessible” are usually not associated with astronomy....
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Rowan Closed for Weekend Snow Storm
Rowan administration announced Friday afternoon that the University will close Friday, Feb. 5, at 5 p.m. and remain closed through Sunday evening because of the impending snowstorm. All classes and activities on both campuses have been canceled. Rowan After Hours events will continue as planned in the Student Center on Friday and Saturday evenings. Rowan... [Read more]
Spotlight on: Kevin Tobin
It’s the weekend. Tucked away inside Bozorth Hall’s TV studio, you will find Kevin Tobin working diligently throughout the day. The radio/TV/film major has plenty on his plate. As president of Cinema Workshop, the film club on campus, he coordinates all the activities for the group, teaches equipment training, and does freelance work on the... [Read more]
Lost premiere proceeds to perplex
It all started with the departure of Oceanic Flight 815 from Sydney, Australia. As I anxiously waited for the season six premiere of “Lost” to finally air, I took a moment to remember where we left off. Juliet, one of the most polarizing characters on the show, was miraculously alive at the bottom of a very deep hole. She was banging a nuclear... [Read more]
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Shanley Says: Fix the NBA dunk contest
There aren’t many fans of the National Basketball Association (NBA) left in the United States. If the ones who are left had a chance to ask NBA commissioner David Stern any question, they might ask him what witnessing the glory days of the Celtics and Lakers rivalry was like. They could ask him what his initial thoughts were when he shook the hand... [Read more]
“Ringo’s” vast experiences guide him while coaching
Called “Ringo” by the majority of the athletic department, track and field coach Derick Adamson’s story is unlike any other. He was born in Saint Mary, Jamaica and lived there until he was 15 years old. There he experienced life differently. “I ran and walked everywhere. There were no cars or bikes. I did not have electricity until I was... [Read more]
Injuries plague men’s basketball
The Rowan men’s basketball team has hit a snag in its pursuit of the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) playoffs and NCAA tournament. Two seniors have been bitten with the injury bug for Rowan: scoring leader Tyson Hartnett and senior guard Allen Pritchett. “We need to get healthy,” said head coach Joe Cassidy. “Tyson, Allen and [sophomore... [Read more]
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