All semester students have heard the name “South Jersey University,” which have filled students and staff with apprehensions about the future of Rutgers. Through an in-depth interview with Mary Beth Daisy, Dean of Students at Rutgers-Camden, we gain insight into the merger quandary.
News & Features
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New merger could be beneficial to University growth
LIZ WINTERS| STAFF WRITER All semester students have heard the name “South Jersey University,”...
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Psychologist offers students stress relieving tips for finals
JON A. LUKACHER| STAFF WRITER Students can lower their stress levels during finals, which...
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College degree becomes synonymous with job training
DAN MASTER| STAFF WRITER In today’s tough job market, many college students choose majors...
- AIDS day used to spread awareness
- Rutgers-Camden celebrates Charter Day
- Internship fair shows students opportunities
Commentary
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Overall opinions on the RU-Rowan merger
STEPHEN SKOUFALOS| LAYOUT MANAGER There have been a great number of concerns and...
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Vacation Time Wasted?
Destiny Jolade With the semester drawing to a close, many students...
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RAPTOR REPORT [WEEK OF 11/14/2011]
What time of year is it? The girls just crawled out of their super tight and ridiculous costumes....
- The positives of a negative campaign
- 20 years is far too long: Reporting a crime
- The Bard and his lack of contemporary followers
Lifestyle
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Inexpensive and lavish gifts for this year
TAMARI RAMISHVILLI| STAFF WRITER With finals approaching right around the corner,...
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2011 in a nutshell
KRISTINA MARTORANO| STAFF WRITER As the holidays approach, we slowly but surely start to...
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Iron Chef Rutgers-Camden
LIZ CLEMENTS| LIFESTYLES EDITOR My first thought as I walked back to the kitchen...
- Three things that don’t mix: Holidays, relationships, and families
- Facts first: Getting your beauty sleep
- The gift no one wants to get
Sports
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Basketball fans will get a special gift on Christmas day
ANDREW AMODEI| STAFF WRITER The long, drawn-out NBA lockout is finally over and...
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Staff opinions in the sports dominion
GREG GULLO| SPORTS EDITOR, DYSHAE DIXON| STAFF WRITER, ANDREW AMODEI| STAFF WRITER Q: ...
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Player Spotlight: Flyers Right Wing Claude Giroux
GREG GULLO| SPORTS EDITOR Every now and then, a team gets lucky. They might get...
- Eagles looking ahead to 2012
- Eagles find themselves on life support
- Staff opinions in the sports dominion
Temptations
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We All Need A Little Goodness in the World
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Keeping It Green: Cittadellarte – Art Promotes Sustainability
In a visit to the Philadelphia Art Museum over the holiday weekend, I stumbled upon an exhibition...
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Weekly Horoscopes (12/6/2010)
Sagittarius: You can expect to be more observant than usual this week; your heightened insight...
- Dear Scarlet: Week of 12/6/2010
- You Can Also Grade on How Well the Meat is Cooked
- Weekly Horoscopes (11/29/2010)
Other News
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Lifestyle
Inexpensive and lavish gifts for this year
With finals approaching right around the corner, finding the perfect gifts for your family and friends can be pretty nerve wracking, and you probably don’t have time to go around shopping for each gift. To help you out, I did a lot of research and put together five hottest gifts for this holiday season that guarantees satisfaction for all.
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Sports
Basketball fans will get a special gift on Christmas day
ANDREW AMODEI| STAFF WRITER
The long, drawn-out NBA lockout is finally over and now the NBA season can finally start. An agreement was reached which will allow for a 66-game season to start on Christmas day. This is…
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Commentary
Overall opinions on the RU-Rowan merger
There have been a great number of concerns and opinions with regards to the possibility of a merger between our beloved Rutgers University and Rowan University, one of our rivals, especially in the world of sports. Personally, I think many of our students’ and faculty’s concerns are well-founded. If we, one of the best and longest-running schools in all of New Jersey, with a name that practically screams “big-league,” were to suddenly become “The University of South Jersey” as it was over 100 years ago, then there would be a myriad of problems, which many of us have emphasized. These would focus primarily on our school’s name, our sporting rivalry with Rowan, and those of us graduating that are looking for a job, which is interlinked with the first concern
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Headline News & Features
New merger could be beneficial to University growth
All semester students have heard the name “South Jersey University,” which have filled students and staff with apprehensions about the future of Rutgers. Through an in-depth interview with Mary Beth Daisy, Dean of Students at Rutgers-Camden, we gain insight into the merger quandary.
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Dine on a Dime
Peppermint Brittle with Peppermint Cream Espresso
As many of you know by now, I’m not a dessert person. Any desserts I have written are of the savory kind, contain no baking, and sometimes involve cheeses and herbs. Now that the Christmas bells are ringing, I just had to do something with peppermint. I crave the scent, taste, and sight of it. Usually colored with red and green and smelling like a winter wonderland, I use the flavor in my morning coffee from Thanksgiving Day till New Years.
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Lifestyle
2011 in a nutshell
KRISTINA MARTORANO| STAFF WRITER
As the holidays approach, we slowly but surely start to reflect on the year that has just passed. In a few weeks, we will be saying good-bye to yet another year, and hello to a…
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News & Features
Psychologist offers students stress relieving tips for finals
Students can lower their stress levels during finals, which take place from December 16th through December 23rd, by increasing the amount of sleep they are getting, eating healthier, and continuing to exercise, according to Dr. N. Maria Serra Psy.D., Associate Director for Psychological Services of Rutgers-Camden Student Health Services.
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Sports Writers
Staff opinions in the sports dominion
Q: With McNabb now a free agent, will anybody want him?
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