Haunting synthesizers rumbled from the speakers, welcoming the audience to the show and the two band members dressed as skeletons to the stage. Lights flashed and drums surged — the band’s performance had begun. Twenty One Pilots, a two-man band known for blurring the lines between genres, mixing rock, rap, pop and electronic into an eccentric sound, took the stage in the Student Center Pit at Rowan After Hours on Friday, May 3. “I’ll stay awake,” Tyler Joseph, the vocalist of the Ohio [...]
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Rowan News Minute May 3, 2013
Kathryn Messinger Rowan News Minute May 3, 2013 by The Whit
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Rowan student arrested for narcotics distribution
Photo courtesy of Creative CommonsA Rowan student was arrested by Glassboro police for possession...
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Rowan to receive over $117 million from state of NJ
Staff Photo/ Robert OszustRowan was awarded over $117 million worth of grants from the state of...
- Rowan News Minute May 1, 2013
- University aims to increase enrollment, funding in future
- Rowan News Minute for April 30, 2013
Arts & Entertainment
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Twenty One Pilots take the stage at Rowan After Hours
Staff Photo/ Robert Oszust Haunting synthesizers rumbled from the speakers, welcoming the audience...
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Students compete in Rowan’s first drag show
Staff Photo/ Robert OszustDuring its first run at Rowan, the Gay-Straight Alliance’s Drag Show...
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Comic Tavern: ‘Superman: Unbound’ a successful adaptation
Photo Courtesy of deviantART user ninjamovesWhile comic giant Marvel may own the big screen in the...
- Natalie Stovall brings her country tunes to Rowan After Hours
- Percussion ensemble hosts last concert of year
- ‘Indicud’ another solid psychedelic trip with Kid Cudi
Features
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PROFile of the Week: Beatrice Carey
Staff Photo/ Robert OszustWith the rest of the campus worrying about studying for final exams and...
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Rowan’s Year in Review
Kathryn MessingerWith the 2012-13 school year ending, it is a good time to reflect on the events...
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STEM branches into many research areas
Staff Photo/ Robert OszustThe 16th annual Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Student...
- Student group looks to increase school spirit
- Organ Donor Day breaks record number of sign-ups
- Shoot for the Shore raises money for Rowan Relief
Sports
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Lacrosse awaits playoff fate
Staff Photo/ Matt TurnerTwo weeks ago, the Rowan women’s lacrosse team stood at 5-5 with five...
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Student group looks to increase school spirit
Photo courtesy of Nicholas ParisiIn an effort to grow the fanbase for Rowan athletics, the athletic...
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Baseball prepares for postseason
Staff Photo/ Robert OszustA team’s success is not measured by its regular season record, but its...
- Track teams send athletes to Penn Relays
- Softball splits with Montclair State, clinches top seed in NJAC
- Listen Up! Sports is a refuge when we need it
Opinion
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A letter to our adviser, George Clark
| The WhitKathryn Messinger Dear George, As an adviser to The Whit, we, as editors and students,...
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Matt Perez senior farewell
Kathryn MessingerSo that went by quick. I was raised in Glassboro, so going across the street to...
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Kristina Pritchett senior farewell
Kathryn MessingerHello fellow Rowan students, faculty and the Glassboro community. I am writing...
- Ashley Super senior farewell
- Frugal Fashion: Until we meet again
- Commuter Crossing: Greek life is possible
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Twenty One Pilots take the stage at Rowan After Hours
Haunting synthesizers rumbled from the speakers, welcoming the audience to the show and the two band members dressed as skeletons to the stage. Lights flashed and drums surged — the band’s performance had begun. Twenty One Pilots, a two-man band known for blurring the lines between genres, mixing rock, rap, pop and electronic into an eccentric sound, took the stage in the Student Center Pit at Rowan After Hours on Friday, May 3. “I’ll stay awake,” Tyler Joseph, the vocalist of the Ohio [...]
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Rowan News Minute May 3, 2013
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Opinion
A letter to our adviser, George Clark
Dear George, As an adviser to The Whit, we, as editors and students, looked to you for guidance, critiques and encouragement. Most of the staff has had the pleasure of working with you for longer than a year, but those who haven’t can still agree you were a great mentor. You’ve guided us in the right direction whenever we were lost, stuck by our decisions and helped us pick up the pieces when the paper had its falls. Even talking [...]
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Opinion
Matt Perez senior farewell
So that went by quick. I was raised in Glassboro, so going across the street to attend college wasn’t the romantic idea of higher education that many other prospective students have after marathon sessions of “Old School” and “Animal House.” I used to watch my brother’s baseball games on the Rowan field and graduated high school in Pfleeger Hall. Instead of the high school kid running around the campus annoying Rowan students, I became the annoying commuter who yelled in [...]
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Features
PROFile of the Week: Beatrice Carey
With the rest of the campus worrying about studying for final exams and writing final papers, senior art student Beatrice Carey is preparing for her senior thesis presentation titled “The Misinterpretation of the African Woman.” She is the only student this year with a Bachelor’s of Arts degree to have a senior art show. Normally the students who have senior shows are getting their Bachelor’s of Fine Arts degree instead of just a Bachelor of Arts, due to issues like [...]
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Rowan student arrested for narcotics distribution
A Rowan student was arrested by Glassboro police for possession and distribution of narcotics, according to the Glassboro Police Department’s Facebook page. The student, sophomore Christian Ceaser, was arrested in room B-11 of Triad Apartments at approximately 6:51 a.m. on May 1 after police conducted a narcotics search warrant at the residence. The Facebook post said the arrest was part of a two-month investigation. Ceaser was charged for alleged distribution of over one-half an ounce of “Molly,” a controlled dangerous substance, distribution [...]
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Rowan to receive over $117 million from state of NJ
Rowan was awarded over $117 million worth of grants from the state of New Jersey, which will go toward various university projects, President Ali Houshmand confirmed on Tuesday. Most of the funding comes under the Building Our Future Bond Act, which was passed back in November. Between the bond act and other state programs for higher education, over $1.3 billion was made available for the 46 institutions that applied for funding, according to a memo sent from Rochelle Hendricks, the [...]
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Rowan News Minute May 1, 2013
Rowan News Minute May 1, 2013 by The Whit
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