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Students still salty about snow removal

After several snowstorms, students are complaining about the condition of the side- walks and roads on campus. Several commuter students said that although it is apparent the university plows, they don't salt as much as they should.


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Christie storms into office

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie was sworn in for a second term Wednesday as heavy snow battered the state and scandal continued to swirl around his administration.


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SHUFLY reloaded

SHUFLY's schedule has changed for Spring 2014, and an addition shuttle bus has been added during heavy travel periods.


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Syfy bites off more than they can chew

Syfy's "Bitten" is unoriginal, but viewers who are addicted to urban romance and split lifestyles of fictional and supernatural creatures such as vampires and werewolves will enjoy it. It revolves around a young, bold, attractive woman, Elena Michaels (Laura Vandervoort), who is also a werewolf.


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Syfy's 'Helix' fails in delivery

Philosopher Samuel Coleridge said the suspension of disbelief comes only through an emotional truth within a fictional work. Pigs may fly, clouds may speak, and a DNA-changing virus may spread through lip-locking zombies as long as there's something for the viewer to latch onto-something that allows them to ignore the impossibility of the plot and identify with the characters. Something that makes it real.


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Students stay over break

More than 250 students spent some or all of winter break in campus housing, according to Director of Housing and Residence Life Tara Hart.


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Alumnus designs synthetic bone

Seton Hall alumnus Kirk Mutafopulos '11 designed a synthetic bone graft substitute that prevents the loss of strength and stiffness during bone remodeling.

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