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EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the second installment of an ongoing series examining how the roommate situations change throughout the year for five freshmen.*
Anyone who knows me knows that I like to complain about the little things as much as the big things. Possibly it's a side-effect of being the youngest child, but I think it's more likely a generational issue. We're used to getting everything we ask for as soon as we ask for it. It could be Netflix streaming slowly or a slightly long line outside of the caf, but mostly daily inconveniences pop up all over social media and fare forced upon those unlucky enough to be within earshot. It doesn't matter where we are or who we're with, there's always something to whine about.
Seton Hall alumnus Andrew Lilley, '98, had his documentary, "I'll Knock a Homer for You: The Timeless Story of Johnny Sylvester and Babe Ruth," air on NJTV Monday. This documentary won the Garden State Film Festival award for Best Homegrown Documentary Feature earlier this year.
"Reflektor," Arcade Fire's fourth studio album released Oct. 29, has a rock sound reflective of their second album, "Neon Bible."
Everyone has a little trick or unique thing they can do that no one else knows about. Even if it's something that isn't necessarily unique in itself, it can still be a hidden talent. Here are some talents we've uncovered on campus.
Even though everyone studies differently, here are some tips and tricks to surviving your midterms:
Possibly the most outrageous recent viral video is Ylvis's song "The Fox." Two Norwegian brothers explain the noises animals make and question why no one knows what sound the fox makes -- everything an instant hit needs! Surprisingly, Seton Hall students may not be as informed as these brothers are hoping. We asked student to make noises featured in the music video, and here are their responses*:
WSOU, Seton Hall's Pirate Radio, and its promotions director, senior Samantha Nakhoul, have been nominated for College Music Journal awards.
A family full of Seton Hall alums adventured to Atlanta to play "Family Feud." Communications Professor Thomas Rondinella and his daughter, senior Julia Rondinella, were in attendance for this game show showdown airing at 5 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 20 on the My9 Network.
With graduation fast approaching, the seniors are faced with a very important question: how will they decorate their caps?
Much excitement and anticipation is surrounding the upcoming release of "The Great Gatsby." This version, which comes to theaters May 10, is the first major adaptation since Robert Redford and Mia Farrow starred as Jay Gatsby and Daisy Buchanan in 1974. This new film's all-star cast includes Leonardo DiCaprio, Carey Mulligan and Joel Edgerton.
The follow up to the oh-so-popular Disney Pixar movie "Monsters, Inc." is finally here. After 12 years, we get to go back and see what it was like for Mike Wazowski and James P. "Sulley" Sullivan in college as the prequel to the Disney classic, "Monsters University," comes to theaters June 21.
ABC's new sitcom, "How to Live With Your Parents (For the Rest of Your Life)" is not believable, entertaining or even that engaging but it really does bring up the question of what students really do after they graduate.
Country's family band, The Band Perry, released their second album, "Pioneer," on April 2. With a three-year gap between album releases, the band has had a chance to channel their sound and make a very compelling album for country and pop audiences alike.
New York City's Fall 2013 Fashion Week gives a glimpse of the trends we can expect to see for the upcoming seasons. Designers' fall collections made their debuts on the runway and it was easy to pick out interesting trends and ideas that are sure to be seen frequently once the weather gets warmer.
Two new doctor shows were added to network lineups this week, adding to an already medically filled television collection. NBC's "Do No Harm" and TNT's "Monday Mornings" each offer a glimpse into the world of two very different hospitals.
Sunday's 19th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards yielded an array of wins from a plethora of talented actors who, as SAG entails, nominated and voted for each other.
Taking a page out of Chelsea Handler's book, Whitney Cummings bring a fresh face to comedy talk shows on E! with her new series, "Love You, Mean It." The show debuted on Nov. 28 and offers a funny perspective on current trends and Cummings's life. It can potentially be best described at as a standup comedy meets talk show-type platform.
Following in the footsteps of New Kids on the Block, Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC, the members of the British-Irish boy band One Direction do their part in fulfilling the generational need for a group that girls can scream about. They put themselves on the grid and on the minds of those girls with their first single "What Makes You Beautiful." Their newest album, "Take Me Home," which was released on Tuesday, keeps their pop image alive.