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Year: 2013
Affordable Bathing Suit Stores with the Latest Trends
Spring break is only two weeks away, and summer is just around the corner. If you want to show off the beach body you have worked so hard for, you might want to start shopping for the season’s hottest swimwear.
Does Organic Really Make a Difference?
On the left, bright orange Napa carrots are bundled together by their leafy green stems. Grown organically, picked right from a farm in Howell, New Jersey and brought to the local grocery store to be sold.
Spring Break Travel Guide
Viva Mexico: A Tale Of Three Cities
When college kids think of Spring Break, some think of adventures during the day and dancing at night.
Students Visit U.N. and Meet Secretary General
Seven University students were invited to attend an event at the United Nations in New York City to meet Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon on February 20. The event was held at the Economic and Social Council Conference Room at the United Nation’s Headquarters in New York.
Lautenberg Not Seeking Re-Election in 2014
New Jersey Senator Frank Lautenberg has officially announced he will not be running for re-election in the 2014 Senatorial election. Lautenberg has served in his New Jersey Senator seat for nearly thirty years, and at 89 years old, is the oldest member of Congress.
Demander in Chief: Obama Changes Tone in Second Term
As America treks out of the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression and moves beyond the 2012 election cycle, the country finds itself with a reelected and empowered executive in his last term. Barack Obama has matured into his post and has now changed his political tone from one of a negotiator-in-chief to a demander-in-chief.
Handling Peer Pressure in College
Remember when you were first taught the concept of peer pressure back in elementary school? Your teachers educated you on the value of respecting yourself and others around you and to never force someone to do something that they do not want to do. As we get older, the lessons of peer pressure go on without much to say. We experience life and learn from our mistakes. We think that we carry our wits about us everywhere we go when we are with groups of people. We may think that we, as college students, do not fall into peer pressure, but it happens more times than we think.
Volunteering to Make a Difference
One Student Realizes Importance of Helping Others After Experience at Charity Bike Race
There was a time when I thought that volunteering was simply a part of community service. People volunteer or do community to impress schools he or she wishes to attend or in order to fulfill a certain amount of hours for being caught partying a little too hard off campus. Maybe it is so that one fulfills her sorority’s requirements or because the university makes every club and organization pitch in for the Big Event. Regardless, no one volunteers without an ulterior motive.
“Forever Unloved Sandy” Beer Released to Raise Money for Hurricane Victims
The Flying Fish Brewing Company released a special brew of beer called Forever Unloved (F.U.) Sandy to help aid victims of Superstorm Sandy. So far, the company has raised over $45,000 for charity and hopes to get the number up to $50,000 when all is said and done.