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By Bryan C. Kuriawa Based on the prominent 1853 autobiography and a strong contender at this year’s Academy Awards, “12 Years a Slave” is one of the finest films to come of out of 2013. Featuring a strong cast of actors and a fascinating historical tale, director Steve McQueen brings to the screen the story of one man’s survival against […]
Read moreBy Adeiline Rodriguez Lodged in between a ski apparel store and a movie theater in downtown Summit, stands Scotti’s Record Shop, the last remaining Scotti’s Record Shop of what was once a chain of five. With posters and records displayed all over the walls, crates filled with new and used records from all different types of genres, and music playing […]
Read moreBy Brigit Bauma Once a year, angels in a multitude of colors and styles come together to walk this earth. With extravagant wings and long flowing hair, they bring a little piece of heaven to the fashion world. Of course, when I speak of angels, I’m talking about the Victoria’s Secret Models. The Annual Victoria’s Secret Fashion show was on […]
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By: Shelsie Ducheine Fans of the 1999 movie, “The Best Man,” raced to theaters this weekend, and this time the gang had even more shocking secrets than the first go around. It has been almost 14 years since the original movie debuted, but on November 15, “The Best Man Holiday” finally hit theaters and hit with a bang. When writer-director […]
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By: Sara Paczkowski Arielle Cassidy, a 23-year-old entrepreneur, with a degree in physiology and sport nutrition/nutrition has plans to open The Juice House, a juice bar/restaurant the first week of December on North Ave in Garwood. Cassidy has always been active and enjoys working out. During the course of her employment at Trump International as an exercise specialist and a […]
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By: Jasmine Leach Kean University presents Shakespeare’s “Macbeth” at the Wilkins Theatre. William Shakespeare’s plays tend to deal with tragic romances such as “Romeo and Juliet” and “Othello” and they even have some aspects of fantasy, such as “A Midnight Summer’s Dream.” “Romeo and Juliet,” “Othello” and “A Midnight Summer’s Dream” are some of the most popular plays that are […]
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By: Brigit Bauma If you were on Kean campus a few weeks ago, you might have seen some strange things going on around campus. Large white trucks littered parking lots. Normally clear hallways, rooms and lounge areas were covered by electronic equipment and directors chairs. Natural settings were transformed into something from another time and space. Even the people walking […]
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By Iman-Jazelle Bond Actress Jennifer Lawrence entered a recent feud with one of E! Network’s hit shows, “Fashion Police,” saying that they are teaching the younger generations to put value in the wrong things. During an interview for Yahoo, Lawrence, 23, was questioned about her recent haircut. Following a rant on body image, she then began to say how shows […]
Read moreBy: Gerald Lima One of the most exciting things to do at Kean is to go to the game room located in the University Center. Whether its students just hanging out with friends or students just relaxing between classes, this place is always filled. The game room features pool tables, Ping-Pong tables, video games, couches, and tables to do your […]
Read moreBy Jennifer Deligne We all go through it whether we’re freshman or seniors, filling up the gap in our schedules with electives. For some this can be the best part of having choices in college. Some students will take up a new language while others choose to spend a credit relaxing in a yoga class. For some, electives are the […]
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