It is no secret that athletes at all phases of their career are given some form of preferential treatment. Yet if one is to really think about what these athletes do, either on the collegiate or professional level, it quickly becomes apparent why they get preferential treatment- whether they warrant such is to a degree a matter of opinion.
Less than two weeks ago, DePaul (8-19, 1-14 Big East) and Rutgers (14-14, 4-11 Big East) battled in Rosemont, IL. Up by as many as 17 in the first half, DePaul thought they had the game in the bag. Rutgers had something to say about that. The Scarlet Knights dropped 44 points on the Blue Demons in the second half; as they would go on to pull off the comeback victory, 68-64.
RaÃces Cultural Center was one of hundreds of non-profit organizations affected by the state funding freeze to the NJ State Council on the Arts in December 2009. RaÃces thanks the state for unfreezing funding and allowing these organizations and groups to continue with their intended programming for 2010.
Navigating the intricate maze of acronyms that make up Rutgers student government is a task that few are interested in. It is an unfortunate reality as without a proper understanding of the system it is unlikely that students will get involved or know how to utilize the available resources.
The Rutgers Scarlet Knights (14-13, 4-10 Big East) squad shot a season-low 35% (21-60) from the field Saturday night, while being blown out of the building by the UConn Huskies. They look to leave that humiliating loss behind, as they travel up the turnpike to battle the Seton Hall Pirates (15-10, 6-8 Big East) tonight at the Prudential Center in Newark, N.J.
“Wake up. Only whores make money in bed.†This is how my Grandfather starts my day if I sleep-in too long. He also likes to remind me that I’m a ‘Mary’, which for my family is a term that at some point has become synonymous with sissy.  Another one of his favorites is when we’re…
It was that hilarious American Peter Klaven who said, “ahh dude I’m goldenâ€, and right now the Americans are exactly that. As of Monday night, the US stands atop the medal standings with 25 total (7 gold, 8 silver, 10 bronze) and leads Germany by 4 medals and Norway by 11 medals. IF, and it is…
by Mike Shanahan Let’s examine the Rutgers meal plan policy for a minute. Weve all heard about the recent issues with Operation Robin Hood and the double swipes being revoked and then returned. The meal plans deserve some review. The following information about Rutgers meal plans and their total cost can be found on the Rutgers dining…
Story by Drew Cowley Photos by Mike Shanahan NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ – The brothers of the Theta Delta Chi fraternity, Rutgers Chapter, have partnered with Autism Speaks, the largest advocacy and science organization for autism in the country, to develop a new pilot program named BrosUniteD. This program is designed to foster friendships between college students and autistic…
Ever not paid attention in class or made careless mistakes? Not followed instructions? Dislike homework? Distracted or forgetful? Exhibited these signs before the age of 7? If so, you may qualify for Attention Hyperactivity Disorder – ADHD.