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Community First, Protest Second

May 2, 2012

Spectators stood in awe of the celebrations of unity and solidarity that extended from Bryant Park to the tip of New York Island yesterday, May 1st 2012. A pow... Read More

The Other Marcus

April 17, 2012

I was recently contacted by Jesse Marcus who had read my profile of his older brother, the Daily Targum columnist Aaron Marcus, in the first issue of the Rutg... Read More

A “Fabulous” Review: The 2012 Gaypril Opening Ceremonies

March 31, 2012

by Amanda Matteo When I first heard about this event, I couldn’t help but be extremely confused: opening ceremonies for what? What the hell is “Gaypril”? And w... Read More

Indivisible, With Liberty, and Higher Education for All!

March 27, 2012

It is impossible to tell what these four years at Rutgers will do for my future. Our generation is the first to have what I would call an excess of college stu... Read More

BIG NEWS

March 24, 2012

There’s a new diner in New Brunswick. Yes, believe it, there’s a 24 hour diner at 1 Penn Plaza, very close to the intersection of Albany St and East... Read More

A Reflection: Morons Occupy Wall Street

March 20, 2012

Kseniya Nadtochiy I’m not saying that every OWS protestor is an idiot. There are people who cannot retire because their 401ks have been wiped out; there are pe... Read More

Spring Break Rulez

March 13, 2012

I am writing to address the previous two posts about Spring Break. In one, the author describes various just-got-home activities. In the other, the author expla... Read More

Things I’ve Noticed

March 11, 2012

Being home for break just affirms for me the fact that I don’t actually consider this “home” anymore. Every time my parents ask me a question or ask me to do so... Read More

Things I've Noticed

March 11, 2012

Being home for break just affirms for me the fact that I don’t actually consider this “home” anymore. Every time my parents ask me a question or ask me to do so... Read More

You Went Home?

March 10, 2012

I just wanted to muse for a second about “going home.” I’m not just talking about that ride up or down Route 1, you know? I’m talking about that emotional sta... Read More

Brower Commons and the Israeli-Palestine Conflict by Michael Schwab

March 1, 2012

Here’s a funny scenario for you. You know how frats and sororities set up those booths outside Brower, trying to get you to care about this cause or that ... Read More

The Facebook Status Hack by Sally Reisch

February 18, 2012

Sometimes, the world of social media is mundane and depressing. All strangers are “friends” and all things are “liked.” Everyone is beautiful and fun. The newsf... Read More