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By Marco Rodriguez Standing tall in the Andes Mountain Range lays the city of Quito, Ecuador. Quito, which is home to about 2.2 million residents, is the capital city of Ecuador and has an elevation of about 9,350 feet (1.7 Miles) above sea level. This last fact I would come to experience first hand as I walked off the plane […]
Read moreBy Bryan C. Kuriawa In the everyday life of college students, it is often commonplace for people to go through motions, on their routine. Sometimes I find myself trying to make sense of it all. Between class and work, often times students don’t see time for the extraordinary. Earlier this week, I was returning from my art class before realizing […]
Read morePresident Obama signed a Memorandum in order to reduce the burden of student loan debt in the East Room of the White House on June 9, 2014. By Clifton Andrews Earlier this year, President Obama stated in his 2014 State of the Union that 2014 would be a “year of action” to ensure opportunity for all Americans. One such action […]
Read moreBy Sade Cox Just when we thought we would have a few more days of summer during our fall semester at Kean, the temperature began to change. But nothing else will make students appreciate the cold weather more than a soothing, warm sip of the all-time favorite Pumpkin Spice Latte, available at Kean’s Library Starbucks. Most students and staff enjoy […]
Read moreBy Gillian Findley With five minutes in-between classes, running against foot traffic and gusty winds, a quick snack would have to do before the next class you want to be sure to make on time.. “I usually go with what can fill me up the quickest if I’m in serious need of food and in a rush,” Daneila Blake, a […]
Read moreBy Carl Stoffers The 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi, Russia, came to a conclusion on February 24 with a glitzy, elaborate closing ceremony that put an exclamation point on the two-week international competition. The question is, did anyone care that the games were over? “I was just too busy to watch,” said junior Jia McRae. “I saw small parts […]
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By Dr. Josh Palgi We customarily greet every new year with optimism, getting organized, going on a diet, cleaning out the kitchen cupboards and joining a gym. With the turning of a new year most of us believe, or at least hold out the hope, that something good will happen. The steps we take to better health include: Walking on […]
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By Roman Gerus As humanity grows, the world shrinks. As our population and our technology expand to new heights, what will become of our environment? How can we use our environment without harming it? How will we sustain our civilization for posterity? These are the questions a sustainability major has to try to answer. Sustainability is a branch of science […]
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By Christy Petillo February 14 is Valentine’s Day. Valentine’s Day is dedicated to couples celebrating the fact that they are madly in love. Many of my friends will be courted by their boyfriends to elegant restaurants, and spoiled with gifts. Girls always look forward to this day, with the anticipation that their boyfriend will plan a romantic evening, or show […]
Read moreBy: Dan Canova Baseball is America’s past time, but now it just passes time. Numbers don’t lie, and the numbers continue to point in favor of the National Football League. Now, let’s get to the facts. We are a little over the midway point of the 2013-2014 NFL season, and according to Forbes, since Sept. 5, NFL football games are […]
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