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Kelly Commons Welcomes Director of Commuter Affairs, Marilyn Carter

by HALEY BURNSIDE, Asst. Editor Given the immense population of commuter students at Manhattan College, it is important that the College addresses concerns and questions of this community. A new position titled director of commuter affairs has been created to provide assistance to these particular students. According to vice president for student life, Richard Satterlee, the commuter population at Manhattan College is a large one. “This student … Continue reading Kelly Commons Welcomes Director of Commuter Affairs, Marilyn Carter

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Trouble Off W. 240th: Burst Pipe and Auto Accident Near South Campus

A broken pipe caused a sidewalk to collapse outside Leo Engineering Building last Saturday and was followed by a nearby truck accident 2 days later, just prior to the start of the Spring semester. Both incidents occurred a short distance from W. 240th St., a road that cuts through Manhattan College’s South Campus and is heavily used by students and faculty. The water main running … Continue reading Trouble Off W. 240th: Burst Pipe and Auto Accident Near South Campus

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Student Life Directors Introduce #JaspersFoodShare

Manhattan College students should expect a new trending topic on campus; The use of the hashtag #JaspersFoodShare. In order to lessen food waste and encourage students to obtain a free meal, the Student Life directors plan to combat these campus problems one tweet at a time. After any event, a student or member of the faculty can send a tweet with information on where the … Continue reading Student Life Directors Introduce #JaspersFoodShare

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Students and Faculty Participate in NYC’s Second Annual Women’s March

by HALEY BURNSIDE & GABRIELLA DePINHO, Editors  One year ago, men and women alike brought witty protest signs and wore knitted pink hats as they marched the streets of major cities all around the world. The famous occurrence was dubbed the Women’s March, making international headlines. This past Saturday, an anniversary march was held in New York City, as well as in other cities. Sydney Kukoda and … Continue reading Students and Faculty Participate in NYC’s Second Annual Women’s March

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Jesse McCartney to Headline Springfest

Jesse McCartney will be performing at the annual spring concert this year, after receiving the most votes on the Student Engagement Instagram page. McCartney, who received 327 Instagram votes, will be on campus Apr. 21 for an afternoon concert. McCartney is not the only surprise in store for what Student Government plans to be the biggest Springfest in recent years. Every fall, Student Engagement posts … Continue reading Jesse McCartney to Headline Springfest

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10th Annual Quaddies: Nominees for Best Satire Article

‘O’Donnell Changes Name to O’Malley for Hair, $5 Million’ by Faustian J. Bargain aka Stephen Zubrycky ‘Personal Ads’ by Gabriella DePinho ‘Quadrangle Student Newspaper Wins Trump Fake News Award’ by Fox N. Frenz aka Stephen Zubrycky ‘Springfest Canceled Due to McCartney’s Foot Fetish’ by Gotu Church aka Lauren Schuster ‘Student Finds Whole Severed Hand in Locke’s Loft Salad’ by Joelle Nalism aka Taylor Brethauer Continue reading 10th Annual Quaddies: Nominees for Best Satire Article

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The Ins and Outs of Public Safety

by Alyssa Velazquez  Editor We all our familiar with the officers that help aid in the protection of faculty and students on the Manhattan College campus. But what are the qualifications Manhattan College’s public safety officers go through before they are out patrolling the campus. One of the most important aspects of having a college campus located in one of the most populated cities in the … Continue reading The Ins and Outs of Public Safety

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The College Discusses Dining Plans and Preferences

by Catherine Goodyear Asst. Editor Residence halls play a major role in a student’s college experienWce. Whether a resident or a commuter, some of best memories can be made outside of the classroom and in a dorm room with close friends. Manhattan College offers a variety of living accommodations including traditional style dorms, suites and apartment style living with meal plans assigned with each building according … Continue reading The College Discusses Dining Plans and Preferences

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