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December 8th, 2008
love_1776
 | 03:17 pm - Salut! This is gonna be a double-noobie post so prepare yourself.
My name is Siobhan (do not bother trying to pronounce it; you will not say it right) and I'm class of 2012. Right now I'm a comp sci/history double major but I, like a soggy waffle, have trouble keeping my mind made up so I keep flip-flopping about the comp sci part.
I don't know what else to say. :)
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December 2nd, 2008
pressie3
 | 12:48 am - Why, Hello I'm currently a freshman here and my major is chemistry. I'm really into music (alternative, indie) soooo, hi =] Current Mood: awake Current Music: Talons - Bloc Party
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November 19th, 2008
winosaur
 | 11:55 am - 'ello tcnjers I'm a senior professional writing major, but i'd like to go to grad school for education or library science... eventually. I transferred here last year, so I'm kind of a noob to TCNJ and livejournal as well.
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November 12th, 2008
bluegenius
 | 06:13 pm - Ann Coulter Protest on Campus I wanted to share this email that I got because I'm a part of a campus organization. In case nobody had any idea. Ann Coulter is super conservative and coming to campus. Articles and quotes behind the cut.
( quotes and reasons )
I left the signature so you would know it was from ACTION
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November 4th, 2008
andieyoureastar
 | 10:05 am - Newb. my name is andie and i'm a freshman here. i'm an international studies major but i plan on entering the art program eventually. Current Mood: amused
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November 2nd, 2008
pearldiamond7
 | 08:11 pm - Newbie Hey my name is Megan! I'm a freshmen this year and I am majoring in early childhood education and history. :-) Current Mood: okay
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March 15th, 2008
mix_tape_junkie
 | 09:09 am - Very Sad News I can't remember the last time I've posted here, but I wanted to share some very sad news from the History Department. This morning, many recent history alumni received an email from Cynthia Paces. Here is the text of that email:
Sadly, I am trying to reach you to convey very difficult news. Professor Alan Dawley died suddenly while vacationing with his wife in Mexico. The department is grieving for this amazing scholar and teacher, who worked closely with many of you.
I want you to know that Professor Gross, myself, or any department member is available to speak with you about our community's profound loss. When I have details of funeral or memorial service arrangments, I will let you know.
Please let your friends who were not in this class know--we are trying to reach as many alums as possible.
Fondly,
Cynthia
Please help spread this message to has many history alumni as you can. We all knew Dr. Dawley, so this is very sad news for us indeed. Current Mood: sad
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August 21st, 2007
rongraham1
 | 01:29 pm - Assistant teachers sought
Isles/YouthBuild Institute of Trenton is seeking teachers and teaching assistants for the upcoming school year. These are mostly full-time, school-day positions, all are grant-funded, and in most cases these do not require State certification, though experience is important. All positions should be filled by people who love working with teenagers, especially urban youth.
(1) Assistant teacher for math -- this person should have aptitude with algebra and geometry, and should have some experience helping students prepare for the SAT.
(2) Assistant teacher for computer literacy -- this person should be skilled with Word, Excel, and PowerPoint as a minimum. Some skill with Access helps; experience teaching keyboarding would help a lot!
(3) Computer repair teacher -- this person should be skilled with replacing basic components of a PC, such as disk drives, and should be good with replacement and installation of peripherals. The computer teacher should also be skilled with simple software and hardware maintenance.
(4) Part-time teacher of public speaking -- this person should have experience and skill in speaking before audiences and should be able to communicate this experience to others. A Rhetoric teacher, or an outstanding Rhetoric student, would be a good candidate here!
Anyone who is interested can contact me for more information. rgraham@tcnj.edu Current Location: work Current Mood: optimistic Current Music: Van Halen, "Dance the Night Away"
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August 3rd, 2007
pinkfroginachai
 | 12:52 pm Hello! Does anyone have any of these books?? They're some of the texts for: BUS 200 HIS 312 MIT 201 MKT 201 PSY 366 "LAW,BUSINESS,+SOCIETY" MCADAMS Edition:8TH 07 Publisher:MCG "MICRSFT.OFFICE EXCEL 2007,ILLUS.COMP." REDING Edition:07 Publisher:THOMSON "INFORMATION SYSTEMS ESSENTIALS-W/CD" HAAG Edition:2ND 08 Publisher:MCG "MARKETIN PRIN. W/ ONLINE ACCESS(CUSTOM)" HOFFMAM Edition:3RD Publisher:THOMSON "ESSENTIALS OF PERSONNEL ASSESSMENT..." GUION Edition:06 Publisher:TAYLOR SHORT HISTORY OF MIDDLE AGES,VOL.2 1551116162 ROSENWEIN Edition:2ND 04 Publisher:BROADVIEW
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July 5th, 2007
beachflower
 | 05:58 pm - Thought I'd introduce myself ...since I'm new here.
I'm Danielle, and I'm going to be a freshman this Fall. I'm majoring in Nursing, and I'm really excited to see what it's going to be like, and also a little nervous since I know it's going to be really tough...but that's okay! :) I'm from central Jersey, and am so excited to get to TCNJ and see what it's like!
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April 5th, 2007
paprstar
 | 03:52 pm - Stuff to do. Bored in Jersey? One of our awesome alumns contributes to a website that reviews Restaurants, Clubs, Bars, & things to do. It's witty and interesting - check it out.
On the website, you may notice that there is an open invitation to their Launch Party (4/20) in Hoboken (for those of you old enough). $5 cover, $1 drinks (including mixed drinks from what I gather).
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March 29th, 2007
juan_ortiz
 | 02:44 am - Yearbook Deadline Approaching Don't forget to order your yearbook before April 1 if you are getting one, otherwise it will cost $15 more. http://www.tcnj.edu/~seal/. They also have more dates in April to take your picture if you haven't already. Just check the site for dates.
I'm posting this because I am appalled at how bad advertising is on campus for many things. The graduation deadline was publicized so poorly that I wanted to give some people a chance to save a little money. I have no affiliation with the yearbook.
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March 25th, 2007
kiraya
 | 03:07 pm - Ahh, the housing rush. So this might be a bit of a stupid question, but I figured it'd be good to get some confirmation.
Housing contracts -- the ResLife site makes it seem like we'll just get them when we go to get our room assignments, and won't have to go early to pick them up like in past years. Is this a reasonable assumption, or did I completely miss something?
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March 19th, 2007
bluegenius
 | 04:42 pm - Snow and Ice Was anyone else more than mildly annoyed at how campus was yesterday while moving in? Half the walkways weren't cleared. Some of the ones that were were iced over anyway... and just in general it was annoying.
-_- Just because we weren't here didn't mean they didn't know we were coming back. sheesh.
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March 1st, 2007
retrored05
 | 08:32 pm - admin stuff Well, no one has responded to this post, so I'm afraid I will be forced to close this community at the end of the semester. It's a real shame that it won't continue because I think it's been useful for a lot of people. In any case, thanks again for all your support and contributions to this community. You've helped make it great.
Your loyal admin,
retrored05
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paprstar
 | 10:54 am - fun fact How to get your parents to come to TCNJ possibly take you out for dinner and bring things you need from home (while being impressed in your taste):
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February 27th, 2007
jennabassist
 | 02:46 pm - Fun in New Hope I'd like to know if anyone has been to New Hope and can give me suggestions on a fun place to eat dinner, and also an idea of when shops start to close (particularly on weekends)
Thanks for your help
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February 22nd, 2007
rongraham1
 | 04:11 pm - So open yer mind already! This note, signed off on by WTSR Programming Director Danielle Tararuj, appeared in my e-mail today. As it's not been mentioned in TCNJers yet, I present it to you as a public service. :-)
***** WTSR is looking for candidates for the WTSR Board of directors. You do not need to be a communication major to apply. Here is a list of the openings we have: Webmaster - This director updates and maintain our website, www.wtsr.org, as well as design what the website looks like. Production - This director makes all of the cool sounding promos that promote the station, station events, as well as advertise for shows that play on WTSR. Knowledge of audio editing software such as ProTools or Cool Edit really helps with this position but isn't required. It's a fun and creative job as well!
Music - the Music Director decides what WTSR sounds like! The MD reviews music, switches up the CD lineup, chats with labels and artists to get new CDs into the station.
Grants and Funding - This director handles a lot of the money at WTSR as well as the ordering of merchandise and prizes. Public Affairs - This director gets WTSR recognized on campus and in the community as well as reviews public service announcements (PSAs) to be played on-air.
Sports - This director runs "Sports Countdown," the sports show on WTSR, as well as coordinates on-campus sports broadcasting and Titans Hockey broadcasting.
Public Relations - This director makes adds, flyers, and is also in charge of the local band section of our music library. Knowledge of Photoshop or [other] graphic design software helps with this position but is not required.
Promotions - This director distributes flyers, interviews bands, finds venues to promote WTSR, and also coordinates our annual Battle of the Bands.
News - This director coordinates WTSR's news show, "30 Minutes," and also sets up questions for interviewing bands and guests on WTSR.
If anyone is interested in becoming a part of the WTSR Board of Directors, please write a letter of intent including your name, your year, your contact information, and why you would be good at the position you're applying for. Feel free to apply for more than one position!
Letters of intent are due by March 1st in the Station Manager's mailbox located in the WTSR lounge in the basement of Kendall Hall. *****
Now, here's what I think of college radio. Bottom line: if you've been thinking about it, now's the time.
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February 16th, 2007
lothlorienlover
 | 06:53 pm - looking for 3 girls to share a house Hey! My two friends and I are looking for another group of 3 girls to live with in the Transfer (Off-campus) houses next year. The house is 62 Carlton Ave. I live there right now, and it's a great house. TCNJ owns it, so you just pay regular room and board fees. There's a kitchen (no dishwasher), washer and dryer, living room, 2 bathrooms, 4 singles and a double, and a huge driveway with room for 6 cars. One important note that I'll say right away...2 of you would be in the double. I live here now, and it's HUGE and very nice...but I want a single my senior year :)
For those who don't know, Carlton Ave. is the street that is perpendicular to Pennington (When you head out of the main entrance of school, go straight). The house is within walking, biking, or driving distance to campus. I myself have my bike here, and I have also walked when it's nice. You get a commuter parking sticker which is SO much cheaper than when you live on campus.
The three of us are pretty studious, neat and responsible. We don't really go out and party, but we still like to have fun. There are so many benefits to the house--no rent, no paying for cable, utilities, internet, etc...plus our own washer and dryer, no bugs, and good food we make ourselves. It's an awesome living situation. We want to decorate the house and make it feel like a home! We'd love to find another group of girls that we could get along with and have a great year as a "family."
If you and your 2 friends are currently sophomores or juniors and you may be interested, leave a comment, email me at ladyeowynofnj (at) gmail (dot) com, or im me on AIM -- "theamandaface". If you have any questions at all, please ask! Also, you could totally come check out the house so you know what you're getting into :) Thanks! Current Location: 62 Carlton! Current Mood: cheerful
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February 14th, 2007
paprstar
 | 02:06 pm - cheap ink cartridges I use this so I thought I would share http://www.1800emart.com/.
I buy ink. I'm sure there are other interesting things. Shipping's quick, too. And free, I believe.
Happy snow day.
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