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February 7, 2018 // By Sunah Choudhry

A Forecast of Mixed Perspectives on Snow Cleanup

  The gust of wind whistles throughout Montclair State University as small white specks of snow cover the campus entirely. The snow starts to fall at a faster pace as inches of snow start to collect. Another storm was brewing and slowly it made landfall as many students and professors rushed to their classes either through commuting or walking from their dorms. Vice President for Facility Services Shawn Connolly also prepares for the next day just like students and professors. “Every ...
January 16, 2018 // By Sunah Choudhry

Tiffany Haddish Gives Hope to Others as ‘The Last Black Unicorn’

Tiffany Haddish reminds her readers of keeping hope and love alive through the darkest of moments in her new memoir, “The Last Black Unicorn.” In the book, she reveals hope and love as the two emotions that helped her endure the abuse of her mentally ill mother, living in her car in Beverly Hills, California and many other hardships. While Haddish’s life has met many mishaps, she considers them lessons that helped her achieve success and fame with her breakout film, “Girl...
December 28, 2017 // By Sunah Choudhry

‘The Beautiful & Damned’: G-Eazy vs. Gerald

Rapper G-Eazy, predominantly known for representing the Bay Area in California, refers to himself in previous albums as the best white rapper since Eminem. Though it’s risky to compare himself to Eminem, he proves himself to the world in his newest album. G-Eazy’s long awaited fourth album, “The Beautiful & Damned” hit the shelves early in December, revealing his struggles with newfound fame, anxiety and the music business. The album was named “The Beautiful &am...
November 15, 2017 // By Sunah Choudhry

Professor Patrick Hill: Creating a Comfortable Environment for Students

Arriving at University Hall, public speaking professor Patrick Hill orders a chamomile tea with a dash of honey and looks at his watch to check the time. It reads 12:55 p.m. Walking up to the second floor, he dodges students who have their heads down and eyes glued to the screens of their phones. He then walks into the classroom with his tea in hand, ready to start class. The classroom is filled with chatter and laughter coming from all around the room. Once a few students have walked in, there ...
November 1, 2017 // By Sunah Choudhry

Joining Clubs: The Gateway to Commuter Happiness on Campus

I was miserable and bored during my freshmen year. I did not talk to anyone, nor did I join any clubs. I was not very outgoing because I had a plan once I finished my full day of classes. After my classes I would wait for the shuttle to take me to my car in Lot 60 and then drive home. Now that I am in the fall semester of my sophomore year, I have set a goal to change my old habits. I made it my goal to become more involved on campus. I went out and started joining organizations, like The Montcl...
October 31, 2017 // By Sunah Choudhry

A Spooky Night for Commuters

All of the creatures, ghouls and commuters came out during the day to attend Montclair State University’s Commuter’s Worst Nightmare event on Thursday Oct. 26. Students who wore costumes were entered in a raffle to win an iPad, and many university organizations arranged activity tables throughout the Student Center Ballrooms. The event was co-sponsored by organizations like Commuter Student Programs and Services (CSPS), Health Promotion, the Student Government Association, Residence Life...
// By Sunah Choudhry

‘Bojack Horseman’ Strives to Portray Reality

“Bojack Horseman,” a Netflix original that features talking animals, shows viewers the raw emotion and insecurities within them. The show is focused on an alcoholic horse and former actor Bojack Horseman, who lacks a sense of purpose and happiness from having an alcoholic mother and an abusive father. As the show continues throughout each season, there are constant themes of alcoholism, feeling lost, denial, rejection and depression. The show continues to outdo itself throughout each...
October 24, 2017 // By Sunah Choudhry

Bikes Galore!

Recently, Montclair State University introduced a new program that brings something new for both commuters and residents to do on campus. The new bike rental program allows students to rent and ride a bike on campus for a week at a time and offers extra tools from the Student Recreation Center to ensure safety for the student and their bike. The bikes come with front and rear lights, a lock, cell phone holder and a helmet. By being able to go outside more often on nice summer days where the sun ...
October 23, 2017 // By Sunah Choudhry

Behind The Face: Caitlin Po

Caitlin Po left her family in the Philippines and came to the United States to attend college. It was a hard decision for her to make especially since she had never been away from home without her family. The freshman business major took time away from her busy schedule to sit down with staff writer, Sunah Choudhry. All of a sudden the airplane started shaking. I tightly gripped the chair’s armrests as the plane’s tires screeched on a concrete runway. I tried calming myself down by t...

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