The Outlook

DeRosa Selected for Yale Seminar

Christopher DeRosa, Ph.D., an associate professor of history, has been chosen by the Council of Independent Colleges (CIC) and the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History to participate in a special American history seminar at Yale University in New Haven, CT. 

DeRosa is one of 25 faculty members who were selected from a pool of 51 highly competitive nominations to participate in the “The...

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Coffee Options Increase with Warm Weather

As the temperature changes from those frigid single digit numbers to high 60’s during the day and low 50’s at night, the conversation has begun yet again of Iced Coffee vs. Hot Coffee. Both coffees are exactly the same but let’s not get ahead of ourselves here, one has ice and the other doesn’t; there’s your difference!

But to break it down even further, there are people that will strictly drink ho...

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Upcoming Games 04-17-19

Wednesday, April 17

Men's Tennis vs Marist
West Long Branch, NJ 2:30 p.m.

Softball at Lafayette (Doubleheader)
Easton, PA 3:00 p.m.

Women's Lacrosse vs Manhattan
West Long Branch, NJ 3:00 p.m.

Baseball at Columbia
New York, NY 3:30 p.m.

Friday, April 19

Baseball at Fairfield
Fairfield, CT 12:00 p.m.

Men's and Women's Track & Field
Larry Ellis Invitational
Princeton, NJ TBA

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American Idiot Rocks Woods Theatre

Marked by blasts of frenetic energy, political and social symbolism, and unabashed rebellion, the MU Players production of Green Day’s rock opera American Idiot proved that punk is far from dead in the minds of youth today.

With ever-striking lyrics by Billie Joe Armstrong and a book by Armstrong and Michael Mayer, Woods Theater was filled to the brim with the rage and love of a talented student-run ...

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The King of the Monsters: Spotlight on Jason Aquino

Some people collect coins, others collect sports memorabilia, but few collect giant radioactive reptiles with atomic breath. Jason Aquino, a senior English student, has a collection of figures depicting monsters from the Godzilla franchise.

The majority of his collection showcases different iterations of the “King of the Monsters,” but his collection also includes other beasts such as King Ghidorah...

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Ask Chloe

“As a college student how can I enjoy going out with my friends, while not wasting my savings,”-Anonymous 

Dear anonymous,

College is a time to experience all that life has to offer, which unfortunately, can costs money. With summer approaching, here are some tips on restricting cash flow. 

John Inzero, a professor of marketing and international business, before teaching, headed a design, d...

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President Trump Addresses the Nation in His Second State of the Union Speech

After a government shutdown pushed back the State of the Union speech by two weeks, President Donald Trump spoke to a joint session of the United States Congress last night, Tuesday, Feb. 5.

During the speech, the president ordered for a solution to end illegal immigration, late-term abortion, and the conclusion of the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election, while touting a th...

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Club and Greek Announcements 04-17-19

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

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Campus Viewpoint 01-30-19

Do you have a New Year's Resolution? If so, what is it?

Deanna Dantas

Senior

“My resolution is to say no to people who I break my back for and say yes to opportunities."

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Packing Up Your Dorm Room Tips || Lifestyles

With the end of the year approaching comes the dreaded time of packing up your dorm room. Moving out can be a stressful time, but there are things you can do to make it easier. Although dorm rooms are typically small, they are still packed with so much and moving out can be a difficult process. You might feel overwhelmed, but it is important to take things one step at a time. Doing a little at a t...

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First Years Seminars

Last week, The Outlook was made aware that Monmouth University faculty may be considering cutting the First Year Seminar requirement in the future.

This comes in light of the recent announcement that the University will be changing the 128-credit requirement for graduation to 120 credits effective fall semester of 2020.

Currently, all first-year students at Monmouth who are entering with 18 credits ...

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Knowledge and Quinn #16

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