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Katherine Tasheff

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September 3, 2015 // By Katherine Tasheff

Indie Act Melody’s Echo Chamber Gives Dreamy Performance At Williamsburg Venue

  Melody’s Echo Chamber is a project of French indie musician Melody Prochet. She has so far released a single self-titled album in 2012 and is working on another one to tentatively be released before the end of the year. The style of music she performs is closest to dream pop, which is characterized by dense, often guitar-driven background music and ethereal, almost whispery vocals. She sings in both English and French, and typically will stick to one language throughout a song. The memb...
August 27, 2015 // By Katherine Tasheff

Students Speak Out at Tuition Hearing

In a last minute notice sent the day before, the University notified students about the date and time of the 2015-2016 Tuition Hearing. Because of this delayed announcement, the Board of Trustees decided to schedule a special meeting to allow students who missed the first meeting to make their voices heard and have any relevant questions answered. The Board of Trustees sets the yearly tuition rate every July after the state budget is officially adopted in June. The Board holds this meeting open ...
// By Katherine Tasheff

Raising Disability Awareness on Campus

On a campus that prides itself on diversity and inclusion, addressing the lack of accessibility and services provided for students with disabilities has become a major concern among the Montclair State community. Students with disabilities have finally decided to speak up and the resulting social media campaign petitioning these deficiencies on campus is quickly gaining speed, grabbing the attention of several local media outlets. Matthew Flanagan, a second-year graduate student with Guillain-Ba...
August 13, 2015 // By Katherine Tasheff

Save Money Dining at MSU

The end of November and beginning of December are crunch time; professors are assigning term papers, pairing you up for final projects and announcing the last tests and quizzes before final exams. Just as we are reaching our semester breaking points, so are our bank accounts and our once fat stashes of Flex and Red Hawk Dollars. We’re out of time and money and for those vegetarians on campus, finding something quick and cheap to eat can be especially hard. But fear not, hungry and broke herbiv...
// By Katherine Tasheff

Professor Spotlight: Andrea Lieberman

Professor Andrea Lieberman has been teaching for 22 years. Ten-and-a-half of those years have been at Montclair State University in the School of Communication and Media. However, she’s leaving the university to begin a new job in Basking Ridge, N.J. She’s been hired as Director of Team Enrichment at Fellowship Senior Living. Lieberman wasn’t looking for a new job; however, she was intrigued when a recruiter contacted her. She thought the interview process would be good practice. The recru...
// By Katherine Tasheff

Our Final Goodbyes to The Montclarion

  For those of you who don’t know me, I’ve been working with The Montclarion all four years of college, starting out as a News Writer and working my way up the ranks from News Editor to Managing Editor and finally ending my college career as Editor-in-Chief. For the past four years, every one of my Wednesdays have been full of pulling out my hair, staring at a computer screen and calling/emailing people while I try and meet my deadlines. However, it’s also been full of late-night laug...
// By Katherine Tasheff

Pure Enthusiasm: ‘Hair’ Rocks Memorial Auditorium

Sex, drugs and rock’n’roll: these are some of the things that viewers found in the Department of Theater and Dance’s production of Hair, which ran for the first weekend of May in Memorial Auditorium. The play has become infamous over the years for its atypical narrative structure, its professions of free love and, of course, its nude scene at the end of Act I. I have to admit that the rumor of live nudity was one of the things that attracted me to the show, but after I watched the producti...
// By Katherine Tasheff

Keeping an MSU Legacy Alive

Every year, one special athlete on the Montclair State men’s lacrosse team is voted to wear the #24 jersey. The tradition to pass down this jersey number is an honor, as it serves to remember the legacy of one of Montclair State’s most beloved coaches. In 2010, local Clifton resident and former Red Hawk John Greco coached the Montclair State Lacrosse team to the most successful season the program had seen in its 38 years. He led the team to a 15-4 record, received national ranking in the Uni...

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