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BCC Professor is a Man of Many Talents

By Jeanne Donnelly   Some people don’t know Tim Burke is a college professor.

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‘Buy a Board’ to Help Rebuild Belmar

By Robyn Karabin  Bringing the beaches back to life is a huge step to returning our coast and lives back to normalcy. It’s been six months since Sandy hit and most beaches are still closed to the...

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Brookdale Fitness Center Keeps Bodies Lean, and Wallets Fat

By Robyn Karabin   With the fitness craze still going strong, many students make working out at gyms a part of their weekly, even daily routines. Corporate gyms are expensive, but Brookdale has created...

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A Brief Look at ‘A Lesson Before Dying’

A ColumnBy Elicia Phillips   I would like to encourage everyone who loves to read, to add the novel, A Lesson before Dying, to your book list and take part in the Big Read here at Brookdale Community...

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‘Speak Out’ Meeting Addresses Some Controversial Issues

By Dan NataleBrookdale Community College has many different faces. Some view it as a purgatory for lost souls to desperately try and atone for their high school sins. Others view it as a great...

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Honors Program at BCC: A Rewarding Opportunity For Students

By Miranda BonamoEntering college for the first time can be a difficult task. Coming from a safe, high school environment, you’re suddenly thrown into classes with complete strangers.

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Belly Dancing Featured at International Festival

By Seamus Hacket   On Tuesday, April 9, in the SLC, students and faculty were treated to quite the show in the Navesink rooms for the International Festival.

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You Can Save A Life By Giving Blood

By Joe Reyes   Would you believe that New Jersey is the lowest blood-donating state in the country? Less than 2 percent of the people of New Jersey donated blood last year. The biggest problem is that...

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Price of Beach Badges To Rise as a Result of Hurricane Sandy

By Robyn Karabin     After Hurricane Sandy, many parts of New Jersey’s shoreline were destroyed and left in ruins.  With the help of FEMA, The Robin Hood Foundation, and the endless support of locals,...

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Professor Prepares for Trip Around the World

By Kelly McCormick    It's early in the morning and despite the dreary weather and any tiredness felt, an energetic vibe transcends from her voice throughout the classroom.    Courtney Atkins, 31, of...

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Urban Tarzan, Reality TV: Decline of Humanity

A ColumnBy Joe Malanaphy

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Kenneth Little Hawk Visits BCC, Urges Respect for Earth and One Another

By Joe Malanaphy      Kenneth Little Hawk, a Native American storyteller of Mi’kmaq and Mohawk descent, spoke at BCC on Tuesday, April 30 as part of Professor Jess Levine’s Native American Studies...

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Some Tips to Help You Get That Summer Job

A ColumnBy SarajaneSheare

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Remedies for the Post-Semester Hangover

A ColumnBy Victoria Anderson     The last drop of coffee drips out of the mug, the last stack of exams get brushed off the desk and the sound of cars pulling out of the crowded parking lot grows to...

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Sea Bright takes the 'Long' Road Back

By Miranda Bonamo     Half a year has gone by, yet the devastation of Hurricane Sandy and problems that followed are still not letting up. New Jersey residents up and down the coast remain struggling...

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David Kaczynski Speaks at BCC About Death Penalty, Infamous Brother

By Alexa Crapanzano   “Here I am with a mentally ill brother, and he could be the Unabomber. I’ve got to protect him, but I’ve got to protect the world from him.”

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Arbor Day Celebrated With Tree Raffle

By Seamus Hackett    On Thursday, April 25, the Environmental Club put on a tree raffle for Arbor Day. The event took place during college hour while a barbecue was going on.  They had six different...

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Leidholdt Lecture Focuses On Modern Day Slavery

By Daniel Natale      Imagine this: You’re a poor woman living in Venezuela. You’ve had a boyfriend named Daniel for a year, and you love him with all your heart. He has recently moved to America and...

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A Year After Sandy, A Survivor Looks Back

By Tom Gullstrand

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Local Spots Full Of Folklore And Mystery

By Seamus Hackett      Do you love thrills and being terrified? Well why not check out these weird New Jersey locations to give you the fright you want for Halloween?     Arthur Brisbane:

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