The Book Drive
During the waning weeks of April, most students at Rutgers Prep scramble for that evasive tenth hour of community service, heading hastily towards the Special Olympics, Folk Festivals, and the like. Alyssa Coiro ’12 does it a bit differently.
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31. May 2010
Student Council Wrap-Up
Almost every student in the school has some ideas of what events they want to happen in their time in the Upper School. Some want dances, others free food, others dress down days. One organization, however, does more than think; they plan. This organization is, of course, School Council.
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31. May 2010
The Taste of Summer: Grilled Vegetables
With the summer approaching quickly, I wanted to be sure that there was an article in the section directly related to it. Although everyone loves summer for different reasons, I think it is fair to say that one common element of summer that everyone loves is food.
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31. May 2010
Magnolia Bakery
When one thinks of fantastic cupcakes, a trio of famous competitors comes to mind: Sprinkles, Crumbs, and most deliciously, Magnolia. Sprinkles is a bakery that reigns almost exclusively on the west coast, and receives a large celebrity clientele. Crumbs has locations all across the country (one in Westfield, NJ), and serves more exotic cupcakes than Sprinkles and Magnolia, such as its Chocolate Covered Strawberry.
Continue reading...31. May 2010
Sahara: A Mediterranean Masterpiece
Upon entering Sahara restaurant on 165 Easton Avenue, the first thing that you will notice is the unfamiliar smell in the air. It feels like being taken out of New Brunswick, New Jersey and suddenly plopped into a beautiful Mediterranean sanctuary with all the exotic spices and flavors of a Middle Eastern bazaar.
Continue reading...31. May 2010
Nothing Can Stop These Record-Breaking Teens
Whether it’s climbing Mount Everest or sailing around the world, both Jordan Romero and Jessica Watson are unstoppable. At the young ages of 13 and 16, these two adventurous, motivated teenagers accomplished two of the most mind-blowing missions known to man.
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Treating Diabetes Through Diet
To say that living with diabetes is a monumental task is an understatement. Many people sufferifrom this health problem, not knowing how to deal with it. But in fact, there are many techniques that can help reduce the effects of this illness.
Continue reading...23. February 2010
Cross Country: Running Every Day
The fall sports season is one where soccer, volleyball, and tennis get the most attention. But another sport, Cross Country, has its dedicated athletes who run each and every day for 90 days. The 2009-2010 Cross Country season was one of change, a new captain, a change of coaches, and a new regiment.
Continue reading...23. February 2010
The Highs and Lows of The Red Carpet Award Season
Giorgio Armani custom designed all of Lady Gag’s outfits for the night, but her best look of the night was her red carpet solar inspired dress. I thought she looked good on the red carpet: usually she just looks out of her mind, but on the red carpet she kept her personal style but this time she looked pretty and a bit toned down. I mean, not everyone can pull of yellow hair, pink lips, and 7 inch heels.
Continue reading...19. February 2010
This Bloody Glove
She’d always heard that the morning after would be awkward, but she’d never imagined it would be terrifying.
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1. June 2010
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