October 27, 2006
New Identity in the Making: Latest logo designs narrowed down to two finalists

The recent signage transformation Rider has undergone has prompted the University to tackle another critical element related to the University’s identity. SGA President Steve Klemchalk introduced the proposed images of Rider’s new logo to students at last week’s Senate meeting. Nearly 90 percent of student government members voted for the cranberry color filled background version of the year and phrase below the shield. “Out of 62 students, 55 voted for the cranberry, four voted the white and only three didn’t like it at all,” said Klemchalk. Rider’s marketing committee consulted with a Manhattan-based firm, C&G Partners, in order to try to capture the perfect image to represent Rider. The committee, made up of 21 individuals, including three tudents, was formed in November of last year after a resolution was passed by SGA. his committee will present the images to the Board of Trustees... MORE

Even though it is an elm, the old Rider tree bears fruit once again as it makes an appearance in the University’s proposed logos. The new design is slated to be chosen Nov. 1 by the Board of Trustees.
 
 

‘Texas’ Massacres Screen
‘The Beginning’ serves a chopped-up prequel

The idea of a horror prequel is annoying. We know what’s going to happen before it happens. We know the outcome of the film before the credits roll. And in this case, we know from the beginning that nobody from the family of maniacs in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning will... MORE

Alpha Psi livens up ‘Saturday’

About six weeks ago, sophomore Mike Hollinshead walked through the doors of the Spitz Theater for an audition with cigarette in hand and a beret on his head. He introduced himself as Jean-Luc and began a ridiculous rendition of “Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini,” entirely in French....MORE

 

 

Editorial:
Rider struggles with identity crisis

Forget the backhoes, shovels and hard hats. Rider is getting remodeled yet again, but this time, it is just the face that is going under the knife.... MORE

Cold Reception for Rivals
Broncs ice TCNJ, Lafayette

The objective for the ice hockey team this far into the season was to be on the better side of .500. Having done that, coming up with a pair of convincing wins against two of its biggest rivals was just the icing on the cake. The Broncs, sitting at 5-2-1, have come up big across the board, sporting a roster that is ... MORE