Bursar celebrates milestone
By Faina Sandler
The turbulence of World War II disrupted Anna Shevchuk Robbins’ early years. Born in Ukraine, she and her family walked to Poland, took a train to Germany and landed in Loison-sous-Lens, France.
Then at 15, she came to America, and things settled down. Boy, did they settle down: Since 1959, she has not only … full story
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Editorial: Another year, four new issues
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his past year, The Rider News has dealt with many issues: cheering on the basketball team, protecting the environment, struggling in today’s economy and studying abroad. While two of these topics are also covered across the country, two of them are discussed specifically in The Rider News.
First, to the world of sports. The Men’s … full story
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Hunt for summer jobs a losing battle
By Emily Landgraf
Freshman Amy Crowe sent her application for a summer job to the Kiddie Academy in Hillsborough, N.J., in March. She hasn’t heard much from the day-care center since then.
Crowe is looking for a job at a day-care center to gain experience working with children since she is an elementary education major. Unfortunately, she … full story
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Student’s film invited to Cannes
By Jess Scanlon
A documentary film by senior Patty Wittenburg will be shown at the internationally renowed Cannes Film Festival this summer.
“I found out three weeks ago and I was really excited,” Wittenburg said. “I leave the night of my graduation for France, which is exciting, but also a little nerve- wracking.”
The documentary is not competing … full story
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Victory over George Mason stops two-game skid
By Michael Mack
The Rider baseball team entered a crucial four-game swing this week, battling MAAC rival Fairfield for a three-game set and national power George Mason.
The Broncs kicked off the week with a double header against the Stags at home on Saturday.
The first game of the day was a thriller as Fairfield jumped out to … full story
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