Seton Hall Law professor, Ronald Riccio ran a mock law class for University students interested in learning how a class would be run on Tuesday, Nov. 19 in Young Auditorium.
Year: 2013
Employee Suffering from Meningitis Appears to be on the Road to Recovery
The administrator in the Controller’s area was hospitalized two weeks ago after being diagnosed with meningococcal meningitis serogroup (strain) C and is “recovering nicely,” according to University personnel.
Career Day Sets Record of 99 Employers
The University surpassed their record for most registered employers at the Fall Career Day on Nov. 21 in the Multipurpose Activity Center (MAC). The number of employers was up 47 percent compared to the Fall Career Day last year.
Business Students Work with L.E.D. Light Company
Students enrolled in professor John Buzza’s entrepreneurship class were given the opportunity to immerse themselves in the business world by collaborating with the company Green-RG Management to help expand their business.
Recovering Addicts Share Their Stories with Students
The Department of Counseling and Psychological Services organized the What Life is Like in Recovery event where recovered alcoholics and drug addicts from the University spoke to students about how substance abuse has affected their lives.
The Annual Festival of Language Makes a Come Back
The Department of Foreign Language Studies held its 15th annual Festival of Languages in Wilson Hall on Wednesday, Nov. 20.
Graduate Students Learn the Importance of Listening
Alan Ehrlich, President of The Center for Listening Disorders Research (CLDR), joined the Master of Arts in Corporate and Public Communication (CPC) Colloquium Speaker Series when he spoke to a group of CPC graduate students about listening on Tuesday, Nov. 19.
Debate Hawks Host and Win Four Awards at 4th Annual Jersey Shore Invitational
The Monmouth University Debate Hawks hosted the 4th annual Jersey Shore Invitational Debate Tournament on Nov. 23-24, 2013. Over 100 college debaters representing 11 universities participated in this NDT/CEDA sanctioned tournament, including debaters from the West Point Military Academy, Boston College, West Virginia University, and New York University. The Monmouth team won four awards at the tournament. Monica Santos and Danielle Doud (both political science majors) won a team award by making it into the playoff rounds on Sunday. Three Monmouth students also won individual speaking awards including Jessica Roberts (political science, 3rd place), Sana Rashid (chemistry, 5th place), and Ryan Kelly (political science, 6th place).
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Placing the Cambell’s Soup Can Back onto the Canvas: Why “ARTPOP” is the Most Innovative Lady Gaga Record to Date || Entertainment
“I try to sell myself but I am really laughing, because I just love the music, not the bling.” Gaga doesn’t write music for the charts, but for the most honest and raw parts of both her conscious and unconscious. This lyric to the title track of Lady Gaga’s new album, “ARTPOP,” captures the true message of the album as a gestalt and uniform project. Currently sitting atop the Billboard Hot 100, “ARTPOP” is Gaga’s most innovative and unique album to date.