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A Student Reflection on the Increase of AAPI Hate Crimes
April 15, 2021
Nicholas Yoo, Staff Writer
"While hate crimes in 2020 decreased overall by 7%, those against Asian-Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) rose nearly 150%!"
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Sports
Masters 2021 Preview
April 12, 2021
Paul Brady, Staff Writer
The month of April appears to be already jam-packed with some of the most exciting sporting events, and it might even top the entertainment value of March’s festivities. The first day of April was MLB Opening Day, and fans are beginning to flood the ballparks to see their teams play. On April 5, the...
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Recap of Rutgers Basketball Season
April 12, 2021
Patrick Moore
This year was supposed to be the year. After a strong 2019-2020 season for the Scarlet Knights, which was unfortunately cut short due to COVID-19, hopes were high for the 2020-2021 team. The Scarlet Knights started their season strong with junior forward Ron Harper Jr. on fire from three, but in true...
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MLBPA Update: Looming Issues as the 2021 Season Begins
April 6, 2021
Connor Toronto
Spring is here, and as the world prepares for baseball's inevitable return, the Major League Baseball Players Association (MLBPA) has made some adjustments. One of which includes speaking out on several issues to ensure that this season and multiple seasons to come run as smoothly as possible. In...
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2021 NFL Mock Draft
March 30, 2021
Colin Feeney, Staff Writer
6 of the Top 25 are from Alabama.
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Nolan Lee, Staff Writer

April 16, 2021 • Comments closed

"I’ll argue that snow days are legitimately beneficial for the functioning of society, and for the mental health of children. "

American Fashion: The Past & Future

William Ritter

March 30, 2021 • Comments closed

When Tommy Hilfiger bought deadstock from a local boutique some five decades ago, few would have guessed that in a matter of years his label would become a household name that is synonymous with the American fashion industry....

Delbarton Basketball: A Year in Review

Christian Lalin

March 23, 2021 • Comments closed

“in a crazy year you really need good leadership from your seniors, and we’ve really got good leadership from our seniors… they’ve been awesome.”

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Opinions

Snow Days in April

Nolan Lee, Staff Writer

April 16, 2021 • Comments closed

"I’ll argue that snow days are legitimately beneficial for the functioning of society, and for the mental health of children. "

A Covid-Grammy Awards: The Highs and Lows March 23, 2021
Hidden Figures – An “Out of this World” Film February 25, 2021
A Little Bit Entertained- A Review of 2020 Television February 23, 2021
Biden vs. Trump: Will Biden’s Executive Orders Truly Benefit our Nation? January 27, 2021

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Sports

Delbarton Basketball: A Year in Review

Christian Lalin

March 23, 2021 • Comments closed

“in a crazy year you really need good leadership from your seniors, and we’ve really got good leadership from our seniors… they’ve been awesome.”

Fear the Beard: A Case for James Harden to Win the MVP

March 16, 2021

"Before Harden’s addition, the Nets were an average team, but they are currently the #2 seed Eastern Conference and only 0.5 games behind first place."

March Madness 2021: Everything You Need to Know About the Illustrious Tournament

March 11, 2021

"...when you fill out your bracket, don’t pick the better-skilled team but the team you can visualize winning and celebrating afterward."

2020 MLB Free Agency Recap and Season Preview

February 24, 2021

"Although the 2020 free agency did not go as planned for the Mets, it was awfully entertaining and I cannot wait to see how this year plays out."

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Arts

Feulner’s Films

Robbie Feulner, Staff Writer

April 6, 2021 • Comments closed

The 1993 film, In the Name of the Father, directed by Jim Sheridan, follows the true story of Gerry Conlon (Daniel Day-Lewis) and his imprisonment after being accused of taking part in the IRA bombing...

American Fashion: The Past & Future

March 30, 2021

“The Imitation Game” is an Original

March 30, 2021

"The shots of Bletchley Park, the small town in which Turing worked, give off a very peaceful atmosphere, dynamically contrasting with the hectic and stressful atmosphere of the code-breaking office."