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Hookah, Beer, & Brawls – Downsides to College Party Culture

Hookah, Beer, & Brawls – Downsides to College Party Culture

News May 20, 2013 at 6:40 pm 0 comments

Campus Safety say it was out of their jurisdiction to prep for any kind of trouble that would unfold, while many students feel as though they weren’t safe and on their own when an after party for a school event got too wild and the drunken antics landed back on [...]

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Majoring in Motherhood

Majoring in Motherhood

News May 8, 2013 at 10:50 pm 0 comments

For the most part, the only job that many college students have to worry about is going to school. For others who are both students and mothers, attending college comes with more difficulties and obstacles than normal undergraduate students have to face. These women must juggle being a mother, student, [...]

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Graphic Credit: Natalie Castillo

Effects of Media

News May 8, 2013 at 10:16 pm 0 comments

Admit it. When you’re walking down the street and the person walking towards you looks suspicious, you cross to the other side. Someone walks on the train with a suitcase or a weird looking box, you keep your eyes on them. A misrepresentation and lack of understanding a religion and [...]

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Photo Credit: Rosemarie Driscoll

Green, Strutting Peacocks Push Energy-Efficient Innovations

News May 8, 2013 at 10:09 pm 0 comments

From the 15th to 18th of August back in 1969, about 500,000 hippies gathered from across the United States in Woodstock, New York, to enjoy the musical acts of artists like Joni Mitchell, Jimi Hendrix, and the Who. The Green Festival in New York City on April 20 to 21 [...]

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Graphic Credit: Dylan Smith

Paying to Be Educated in the Land of the Free

News May 2, 2013 at 6:43 pm 0 comments

It’s not something that the many people who deal with it want to often publicly speak out about. Many of their friends don’t know about it. Despite many being college students, not even their professors know. Not even those in the financial aid department of their college know, but for [...]

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Homosexuality at Catholic Institutions: Should It Be A Matter of Religion and Discrimination? Saint Peters Students Speak Out.

Homosexuality at Catholic Institutions: Should It Be A Matter of Religion and Discrimination? Saint Peters Students Speak Out.

News April 29, 2013 at 1:51 pm 0 comments

Lamond Smith, a sophomore and Sociology major, opened up to his family about his sexuality at age 17. As he grew older and decided to attend college, he found himself facing a much larger, and possibly not as accepting crowd. Smith is a gay student attending Saint Peter’s University, a [...]

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Graphic: Emily Alequin

What People Don’t Want Us Talking About

News April 25, 2013 at 7:29 pm 0 comments

When investigating instances of possible on-campus violence that occurred on the night of Thursday, April 11th, going into the morning of Friday, the 12th, The Pauw Wow has been sent on a sort-of “mission”, being forward over and over to different offices of the Jersey City Police Department to get [...]

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Lucy Pagoada, member of the Honduran Women's Human Rights

[Photo Credit: Dr. David Surrey

The Time for Change is Now: The Importance of Empowering Women

News April 25, 2013 at 6:32 pm 0 comments

With a string of continuous rape and violence cases throughout the world in the last few months, women are starting to realize that they are in the midst of a new era of oppression. Seeing as these issues are affecting women everywhere, Dr. Marilyn Cohen, professor of Sociology, head of [...]

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From left to right: Jerry Walker, Steven Fulop, Jeremiah Healy, and Abdul Malik

[Photo Credit: Rosemarie Driscoll]

Mayoral Candidates Light Up the Sky Room

News April 25, 2013 at 6:15 pm 1 comment

As observers gathered to watch the mayoral debate last Wednesday night, they looked out the Sky Room’s windows over the city that the four candidates were each hoping to lead in the upcoming years. Jersey City never looked so beautiful as when these four grown men gathered to argue over [...]

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Pay Your College Debt In Trident Layers

Pay Your College Debt In Trident Layers

News April 13, 2013 at 12:04 pm 0 comments

You can’t pay your college debt in trident layers and you can’t pay your college debt with a minimum wage job either. According to the Labor Department, 284,000 graduates with at least a bachelor’s degree were working minimum waged jobs in 2012; 37,000 of them have advanced degrees. Although this [...]

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In the photo is: Geoff Bergeron and James Driscoll (Class of 2012)
(Photo Credit: Rene Bergeron Via Facebook)

“You’re Hired!” – Post graduation employment

News April 13, 2013 at 11:52 am 0 comments

A few graduates from the Class of 2012 were fortunate enough to find a full-time job post-graduation, while a few decided that, after many years of school, along with working part-time jobs, they would take some time to soak in their accomplishments as a graduate and have some fun. “Career [...]

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Photo Credit: Michelle Raghunandan

Show Me the Money

News April 13, 2013 at 11:50 am 0 comments

Everyone can remember their first job, for some it was working at the mall, supermarket, or maybe some fast food chain. It was a place that you loved or hated, but more often than not it was a job that probably have paid minimum wage. In the ever changing economy, [...]

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Photo Credit: Rosemarie Driscoll

The Over-Worked Student

News April 13, 2013 at 11:50 am 0 comments

It is a truth universally acknowledged that college students are going to fall asleep in class sometimes. Professors shouldn’t always be mad about this, though, because these days, students are more likely to have written a paper overnight after working at a job all day than they are to have [...]

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Photo by Tatiana Lopez

Is Saint Peter’s Really Prepared for an Emergency?

News April 13, 2013 at 11:25 am 0 comments

Buildings were dark with the lack of power. The streets were flooded. A window in Murray Hall was shattered by a thrown bottle. Students were screaming in the streets, dancing and playing football. It was a scene of utter chaos on the Saint Peter’s University campus after Hurricane Sandy brought [...]

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