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By Isaiah Joseph | Published November 1, 2022 During our early childhood, we built relationships with fictional characters that we watched on television. These characters are special to us because as we see them on television, we also see ourselves being represented on screen. As a child sees a character that looks like them, it gives them a sense of […]
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By Adaora Nnakwe | Published November 1, 2022 Kean University honors its 40th anniversary of the Holocaust Resource Center in hosting a bi-weekly Testimony Tuesdays event in the Visor Lab at the Nancy Thompson Library. Testimony Tuesdays is a program event that showcases Holocaust survivors, liberators, and rescuers giving their testimonies as a historical feature to the Holocaust Resource Center. […]
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By Elaine Amico | Published November 1, 2022 Kean Ocean’s Connection Club is officially in full swing and welcomed students to their first meeting on October 4. The club aims to help bring students across all majors together, and give them the opportunity to network, volunteer, and showcase their talents. Maggie Lambusta, a senior public relations major at Kean Ocean, […]
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By Josephine Carrillo | Published November 1, 2022 Kean University’s Center of Leadership and Service (CLS) hosted a poster-making event for Breast Cancer in the Miron Student Center at Kean University, on Tuesday, Oct. 11. Tiffany Anelle, a graduate student assistant for CLS, and Iklhas Lahlou, undergraduate student staff member of CLS, prepared a google slide presentation. It gave the […]
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By Keyon Gardner | Published November 1, 2022 Many of us are fortunate enough to have three or more meals a day. Though we don’t think about it, there are a great number of children and adults that go days and even weeks without food. Whether poor or homeless, the number of people that continue their lives without the proper […]
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By Tyra Watts | Published October 28, 2022 A lot has been discussed at Kean University’s senate meeting that took place on Tuesday, Oct.4 via Zoom. At the beginning of the meeting, the members of the Senate agreed to the motion that Craig Anderson, who currently works at Kean’s Learning Commons at the Nancy Thompson Library, be Vice Chair for […]
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By Jalen Gaynor | Published October 28, 2022 Kean University and the New York Red Bulls partnered up to help families staying at Ronald Mcdonald House in New York by putting together breakfast bags with encouraging words. Ronald Mcdonald House’s mission is to provide temporary housing for pediatric cancer patients and their families in a strong, supportive, and caring environment […]
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By Brittany Fuentes | Published October 28, 2022 Dia de Los Muertos or Day of the Dead is a holiday that originated in Mexico, meant as a celebration to honor the dead. This tradition was established to rejoice and remember friends and family that have passed away as a way to continue to celebrate them. Celebrations typically begin on Nov. […]
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By Steven-Ross Bugayong | Published October 28, 2022 Social media is supposed to be fun, yet people stress too much about how they portray themselves online. People spend hours on filters, perfect snapshots, and curated moments to pretend our thoughts and lives are worth living. But what’s the point? Is anything authentic in how we portray ourselves on social media? […]
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By Julia Strugala | Published October 28, 2022 The Common Read program at Kean University held its book talk event on National Coming Out Day, Oct. 11, in Wilkins Theater. This year, best-selling author George M. Johnson graced the stage for a reading and discussion about his award-winning memoir-manifesto, “All Boys Aren’t Blue”. The young adult nonfiction was first released […]
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