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Publication: Volume 91 (Fall 2018 - Spring 2019)
Volume 91 (Fall 2018 – Spring 2019)
New Club Helps Gain Connections in Professional Sports Industry
The Sports Studies Club is the newest Club at Monmouth University, and we hope that it will provide a great benefit to the entire student body. The club plans to give Monmouth University students the ability to gain insight in the highly competitive sports industry.
Why Internships are Important
Monmouth students are used to opening their email inboxes to find information about internship opportunities. However, among the overwhelming amount of emails students get every day, information about internships may get lost in a digital sea of spike-ball tournaments and academic workshops.
How You Know You Chose the Right Major
Passion, happiness, and enthusiasm are the three essential ingredients to consider when choosing a major or second-guessing whether your current major is right for you. Our college majors reflect our careers after graduation, so it’s imperative that we know we made the right choices.
Last Man Standing Stands Tall in its Season Premiere
Tim Allen’s hit TV show Last Man Standing premiered on FOX Friday night, Sept. 28, after its cancelation from ABC last May.
The World is Yours at Monmouth is World Cinema Series
The World Cinema Series, a passion project of history professor Thomas Pearson, Ph.D., celebrates its fifth year at the University this semester.
White House Limits Kavanaugh Probe
The Trump administration has prevented the FBI from investigating Julie Swetnick’s allegations of sexual assault against U.S. Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh, multiple White House officials briefed on the matter told NBC News on Saturday, Sept. 29.
The “Trade-Off” of U.S. Tariff War with China
President Donald Trump issued new tariffs on approximately $200 billion worth of Chinese goods, on Monday, Sept. 17.
University Hosts Senator Kyrillos as Public Servant-in-Residence Panelist
The University hosted an open-forum panel discussion on pension and benefit reform with the Public Servant-in-Residence program in the Wilson Auditorium on Friday, Sept. 28.
Is Social Media Taking Up Too Much of Our Time?
Imagine a world where technology has completely taken over. It isn’t as far-fetched as you may think. Though it may be difficult to admit, especially for the younger generation, the concepts surrounding social media are quickly shaping the ways in which we think and go through our everyday lives. The impact that it has is the reason why I feel so strongly that we, as a society, spend too much time on social media.