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Worming around
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Jessica Moore

Worm or fiction?

Student allegedly found worm in broccoli

A student is claiming that she found an unpleasant surprise in her dinner Monday night. On March 4, student Kayelyn Dyson told The Setonian she and her friend allegedly found what she described as a “worm” in the broccoli she was eating in the Dining Hall. Full story

Tennis takes two of three in tour around New Jersey

After a weekend that saw the Pirates make three stops across New Jersey, the Seton Hall tennis team came away with two wins. The weekend did not start all that well, as the Pirates suffered a 7-0 loss to Princeton at Jadwin Gymnasium on Friday. For Seton Hall, it was their third loss in a row. Full story

Moore murder trial set

Family seeking justice for student’s 2010 death

The current student body may not remember the news from Sept. 25, 2010, of the murder of then 19-year-old Seton Hall University sophomore Jessica Moore. Part of the reason is because it has taken three years to bring the suspect to trial. Full story

Student's disability doesn't deter dream

When he was only 17, freshman Joseph Sehwani’s life changed forever -- he had gone blind. Full story

Baseball jumps to No. 22 in rankings

Off to its best start in 27 years, the baseball team heads to Virginia for a three-game series against James Madison. The Pirates (7-2) have won six straight games since losing two of three to Oklahoma in the season-opening series. Full story

Pay it forward

Alum establishes student scholarship

Nicholas Scalera graduated in 1963, but he’s still paying tuition. However, now he is paying other students’ tuition, through the Nicholas R. Scalera Scholarship Fund he established in 2010. Scholarships totaling nearly $24,000 have been awarded to nine students in the Educational Opportunity Program. Full story

Police: anonymous threat not validated

The South Orange Police Department released a statement late Tuesday afternoon that their investigation on Tuesday was “unable to substantiate” an anonymous phone threat Public Safety received that morning. Full story

Senior Column: Life after graduation doesn't have to be scary

Mike's Mind

I would be lying if I said I wasn’t nervous about what lies ahead, but I can honestly say that it does not scare me. I’ve known school for my entire life and now after 17 years of practice, it’s time to apply what I’ve learned to the real world. I wish I could say that Seton Hall has prepared me for any obstacle I might face in the future, but that wouldn’t be true either. Full story