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50 shades of abuse
By Rebecca White | Feb. 25, 2015“50 Shades of Grey” has become a phenomena in popular culture, with controversy being hurled at it from all angles. There have even been journal articles written by people with doctrates who believe that the erotica in the novel and film promotes sexism and domestic violence.
Girls heard
By Staff Writer | Feb. 25, 2015Gentlemen of the Hall, Seton Hall’s male-only a cappella group, are about to get a run for their money as a women’s a cappella group is coming to campus.
Walk down runway with pop of culture
By Michelle Foti | Feb. 25, 2015Fashion infused with culture and tradition allows for much greater chatter than the trite “who wore it best.” You don’t have to travel to a Fashion Week overseas to be immersed in styles that are out of this world—or country at least—but you can delve in right here on campus.
Student recognized for Dreamscape
By Michelle Foti | Feb. 25, 2015Founded on a dream that not only keeps giving, but keeps accomplishing too, the Dreamscape Foundation is making strides once again. The Dreamscape Foundation is a nonprofit which serves to help those with rare disabilities and diseases under the motto: “sharing the dream.”
Piratethon raises $9,480 for Valerie Fund
By Staff Writer | Feb. 25, 2015On Friday Feb. 20, Piratethon took place in the Main Lounge in the University Center and raised more than $9,000 for the Valerie Fund.
Students get philanthropic with SAA
By Siobhan McGirl | Feb. 25, 2015For students like Jason Rivera, February is about more than giving gifts on Valentine ’s Day; it is actually a month put aside for giving back to those who make a Seton Hall education possible- our donors.
Apps making the it-list in 2015
By Staff Writer | Feb. 25, 2015Wondering what the “it” apps are of 2015? Then you’ve come to the right place.
Peer pressure may subtely pop up in college
By Staff Writer | Feb. 18, 2015The teenage nightmare of peer pressure presented in the movie, “Mean Girls” can cross its virtual boundaries and become a reality. There could be a Regina George in your life, but it doesn’t necessarily have to be a manipulative and materialistic ice queen who’s the head of a popular group like “The Plastics.”
SOPAC nominated for Jersey Arts Award
By Staff Writer | Feb. 18, 2015You may have heard of award ceremonies such as Nickelodeon’s Kid’s Choice awards, the Grammys, Emmys and Oscars. However, another awards ceremony is going on as well, the Jersey Arts Awards, and one of the candidates is the South Orange Performing Arts Center.
