Katie Gavin, member of pop band MUNA, released her debut solo album, “What A Relief” on Oct. 25. Gavin teased fans with the release of singles “Aftertaste,” “Casual Drug Use” and “Inconsolable” over the past few months, leading fans, including myself, to eagerly await the album, but it proved a […]
Author: Amanda Jones
‘Survivor and Ally Self Care Day’ spreads awareness on domestic violence
On Wednesday, Oct. 16, the Office of Violence Prevention (OVP) hosted “Survivor and Ally Self Care Day,” in which students were invited to make self-care kits and learn how to handle and report domestic violence. Upon arrival, students were greeted with a plethora of items and activities. Essential oils, spa […]
Newest single from The Kid LAROI is short and spritzy
Australian singer The Kid LAROI has been dropping singles left and right, and on Oct. 11 he released “APEROL SPRITZ.” LAROI, who’s real name is Charlton Kenneth Jeffrey Howard, has two previous albums, “THE FIRST TIME” and “F*CK LOVE 3+: OVER YOU,” as well as a plethora of singles. Both […]
Pets are being wrongfully abandoned during hurricane season
I want you to imagine something. You’re sitting at home when your parents suddenly start acting strange. They seem scared, anxious. They pack some stuff up like they’re getting ready to leave. They bring you outside with them as they pack the car, but for some reason, they tie you […]
‘Be the Match’ event promotes access to health care
On Thursday, Oct. 10, the Nursing Student Organization (NSO) hosted “Be the Match,” an event where students had the opportunity to see if they could be a potential match for cancer patients who need blood stem cell or bone marrow transplants. Students filled out a survey before swabbing both sides […]
Elon Musk endorses Donald Trump’s campaign in Butler
On July 13, former President Donald Trump was the victim of an assassination attempt at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. On Oct. 5, the current candidate returned to Butler to take care of unfinished business. But this time, he was surrounded by ballistic glass. It was no shock that security […]
Damien Leone’s ‘Terrifier 3’ crosses the line
At this point, readers should know that I love horror. I’ve recently learned to be less critical of my horror too, as sometimes the experience is more important to me than other factors. But Damien Leone’s “Terrifier 3” is truly the worst and most disgusting movie I’ve ever seen, and […]
Cross country teams set new personal records
The men’s and women’s cross country teams took to Branch Brook Park in Newark to race at the METs Championships, hosted by the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) on Oct. 12. The men placed sixth overall and the women took home eighth, the teams collecting 147 points and 141 […]
Bark beds and bones uplifts the community
Last Tuesday, Ramapo’s Enactus Club hosted their bi-weekly project meeting for both Bark Beds and Bark Bones. Enactus, a club that focuses on using entrepreneurial and business tactics to help the community, invited students to help paint tires, cut fabric and sew and ensemble dog beds along with toys. Sophomore […]
‘Destinations of the Damned with Zak Bagans’ is ghastly
I love “Ghost Adventures.” I have seen each of the 26 seasons through roughly three or four times and have watched all of their specials and spin-offs: “House Calls,” “Screaming Room,” “Horror at Joe Exotic Zoo” — you name it, I’ve seen it. Last Wednesday, Oct. 2, “Destinations of the […]