The Outlook

Howell Announced as New Director of Development

David Howell has been hired by the University as the new Director of Development for the Leon Hess Business School (LBHS) as of Aug. 20.  

 Howell noted his exciting parts about his new position and said, “Becoming part of a new community, and a thriving, rising Monmouth [University]. community at that; the opportunity to meet new faculty, staff and a whole new set of constituents; a...

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Uncharted Territory: Women in Male-Dominated Sports Positions

A woman announcing a National Football League (NFL) game? This is undoubtedly what most people thought around the country during a Monday night football game this season. Hearing the voice of a female announcer was and is still very new in the sports world, especially in male dominated sports. It is not just announcing, but refereeing as well.

Any position in the male-dominated sports arena is toug...

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Upcoming Games 12-05-18

Wednesday, Dec. 5

Men’s Basketball at Hofstra

Hempstead, NY 7:00 p.m.

Friday, Dec. 7

M/W Track & Field

Wagner Seahawk Shootout

Staten Island, NY

Saturday, Dec. 8

M/W Track & Field

Princeton New Year Invitational

Princeton, NJ 10:30 a.m.

Women’s Basketball at Lafayette

Kirby Sports Center

Easton, PA 2:00 p.m.

Men’s Basketball at Albany

SEFCU Arena

Albany, NY 7:00 p.m.

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Christmas (Baby Please Release New Music)

Everyone knows the iconic, traditional Christmas songs sung by stars such as Bing Crosby, Johnny Mathis, Brenda Lee, and Andy Williams, but what about new Christmas songs?

Many could say that most Christmas songs are overplayed even if the same song is sung by a different person.

You could get tired of the same old lyrics and sound so what about new original Christmas songs?

Is it possible for new tu...

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Professor Spotlight on Maria Simonelli

Thirty-eight years ago, Maria Simonelli, Ph.D., arrived in the United States for the first time from a small town in the mountains near Naples, Italy.

Her arrival to America began after an earthquake in Naples, but her journey to Monmouth as a lecturer of Italian and Latin, the Department Coordinator of the Italian Program, and the Advisor of the Italian Club took some time.

“I was teaching in Italy...

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Shop Savy: Holiday Guide

Shopping during the holidays can be stressful, especially if you have a large family.

For those of us who do not brave the stores on Black Friday and miss Cyber Monday, it can be a last-minute dash to find the best deals for gifts.

Luckily, the Interne, as well as some department stores, hold secret discounts that only the most determined shoppers will find out about.

Around the holiday season, it is...

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Partisanship in American Politics Causing Disunity

The University’s Polling Institute found that few Americans feel that the nation will become more united in the coming year, in a recent poll released on Tuesday, Nov. 27.

According to the report, Republicans appear to be somewhat less negative than Democrats regarding unity of the country.

The poll found that only 20 percent of the public feels that Americans are united and are on the same waveleng...

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Club and Greek Announcements 12-05-18

WMCX

WMCX is a student-run rado station, and we’ve been Rockin’ the Shore since ‘74. Learn how to operate the studio’s machinery, make cnnections, and host your own show! Meetings are held every other Wednesday in Plangere 236 at 3:15.

If you’re interested in joining, contact Ali Nugent at s1096530@monmouth.edu

 Hawk TV News

Hawk TV News is looking for vibrant and interested students who want to be...

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Campus Viewpoint 12-05-18

Do you have any holiday traditions? If so, what is one you remember from growing up?

Emma O'Rourke

Senior

“I like going to Lincoln Center every holiday to see a symphony, play or opera."

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Winter Holidays || Opinion

Ask anyone you know what their favorite part about the winter holidays are and I’m sure every person will give you a different answer.  Some will gush about all the fattening food, from the Thanksgiving turkey to the mountains of Christmas cookies.   Some will talk about the Christmas music that blares through their radios during a long car ride.  Some will even say that they l...

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Editors Talk “Going Green”

In recent years, climate change has resulted in a wide range of impacts, such as rising global temperatures that have melted polar ice caps and caused sea levels to rise. Human health, agriculture, food security, water supply, transportation, energy and ecosystems are all components impacted by climate change. Many scientists and climatologists believe that the spike in natural disasters over rece...

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