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LETTER TO THE EDITORAdministration responds to "Glorious Rules of Rutgers"Dear Editor, Peter Asebiomo, in his piece "The Glorious Rules of Rutgers," (Feb. 2 Observer) discusses a number of rules at Rutgers - Newark that he maintains cause inconvenience for students. In addressing Mr. Asebiomo's concerns, Chancellor Diner asks all students and members of our campus community to understand that rules and procedures are established for the greater good of the community, with the knowledge that such rules and procedures might cause occasional inconvenience to individuals. |
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THE GLORIOUS RULES OF RUTGERSStupid Rules make for important life lessonsBy: PETER ASEBIOMO, CONTRIBUTING WRITER According to the campus website Rutgers Newark has officially been in existence since 1948, but the law school dates back to 1908. Based on how refined and appropriate many of the policies are at the University it is not hard to believe it has been around this long. |
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SALINGER PASSES, BUT HOLDEN STILL SPEAKSStudents Remember Literature LegendBy: MERVE FEJZULA, NEWS EDITOR I could begin this in so many different ways, but no matter how I start nothing seems to fit. On Friday, January 27, J.D. Salinger passed away. All the effusive and never-ending tributes and obituaries have put it so much better than I could. I'm at a loss for words, but then Mr. |
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RAIDERS BEAT BLOOD HOUNDS BY 40By: MATT MAHAN OBSERVER STAFF WRITER Rutgers-Newark was hot once again from beyond the arc, as they used a hail of early 3s to turn a game against John Jay into a laugher, 98-56 at home. Sophomore Greg Moore scored 22 of his career high 24 points in the first half, and the Raiders (6-3) got points from all but one player while shooting 55. |
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Christina De Lucia's Creative SpaceBy: Christina De Lucia |
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DIGGIN' WITH MEN'S VOLLEYBALLBy: CADEN MULLIGAN OBSERVER STAFF WRITER |
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TEAR IT TO THE GROUNDDemolishing a supermarket to build a slightly larger supermarketBy: KIERSTON PARKS OBSERVER STAFF WRITER Every time I take a drive, whether it's to the next town over or to the opposite end of New Jersey, I see construction. If there isn't a bridge being reconditioned then there's a new Dunkin Donuts or supermarket being thrown up, usually in the blink of an eye. |
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DIGGIN' WITH MEN'S VOLLEYBALLBy: Caden Mulligan Since the start of the year, there has existed one specific objective for all the members of the Rutgers Men's Volleyball team: a first place finish in our EIVA Hay division. This mantra, to "Win the Hay," beaome our motivation for practice everyday, providing a determining factor that perpetuated through our season. |
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Hail to the EmperorReview of Valentino: The Last EmperorBy: BUKI ELEGBEDE OBSERVER STAFF WRITER |
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STUDENT HISTORIAN ENTERS DEBATEConflict over Gaza protest continuesIt is with not a little hesitation that I pen this response to the ongoing debate in the pages of the Rutgers Observer concerning the situation in Gaza. The fact of the matter is that while both sides have made legitimate points, Ms. Ramadan's retort, printed last issue, was not only historically inaccurate but at once particularly hostile and demeaning in its nature. |
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