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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...This Bloody Glove
19. February 2010
She’d always heard that the morning after would be awkward, but she’d never imagined it would be terrifying.
Continue reading...Winter Fashion: Plaid Button-Downs and Fur Vests
18. January 2010
‘Tis the season to break out our coats and sweaters because winter is here.
Continue reading...Tyra Banks
18. January 2010
Tyra inspires me and probably ever other girl who has the same dream of becoming a model. She taught me that, “A good model is a smart model.”
Continue reading...“The Window”
8. December 2009
One town, one hospital, one window. That’s all the people of Bertentown knew and looked forward to.
Continue reading...Introducing the Fashion Section
7. November 2009
The time has finally come – time to ditch the flip flops, summer tank tops, and shorts and substitute our wardrobes for something a little more formal. Yes – the dreaded dress code is back in style, but does it really have to be that painful? The answer is no!
Continue reading...Skinny Jeans: Is the Beauty Worth the Pain?
26. October 2009
We all know skinny jeans are just more than in style. In fact, I believe it’s safe to say a pair of skinny is a major must-have these days, especially the colored ones.
Continue reading...Want This? Try That: Dress Code Alternatives for Girls
26. October 2009
We all know how it feels to put on a comfortable, oversized sweater. But don’t you wish you could have the warm feeling of your sweatshirt in the classroom too? Well, now you can!
Continue reading...How’s he doing so far?
4. May 2009
By Robert Black
Approaching the 100th day of Barack Obama’s Presidency, the Rutgers Prep community is reacting favorably to the new President. Obama’s approval rating among the student body is 50%, with 20% disapproving and 30% unsure of what they think. Among those who give an opinion, 71% approve of Obama’s performance, somewhat above the national [...]
The Stories behind the Names
4. May 2009
Spiro Agnew was the 39th Vice-President of the United States, serving under Richard Nixon.
Akhenaten was the Pharaoh of Egypt from 1353 BC to 1336 BC and the father of King Tutankhamun.
Ian Anderson is the lead singer/songwriter for the band Jethro Tull. Chester Arthur was the 21st President of the United States from 1881 to 1885.
J.S. Bach was the leading classical composer of the Baroque period in music.
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23. February 2010
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