Monthly Archives: April 2010
Wednesday April 28th 2010
The Johnsonville Press Daily Edition Today’s Submission by: Ben Kharakh 1. Recommendation of the Day: Electric 6 The Electric Six have been rocking hard for over a decade, although most… Read more
Rutgers’ First RUSA Presidential Debate and Open Election – Marlana Moore and Alex Giannattasio
Today is your only chance to vote for your student government representatives. To vote, visit http://rusaelections.webs.com/.
Last night’s RUSA Presidential Debate at the Eagleton Institute of Politics was the first ever hosted at the University. Despite the extensive preparation that went into its organization by Election Committee Chairman Ben West, the turnout was expectedly low. To be fair, it was drizzling…
Tuesday April 27th 2010
The Johnsonville Press Daily Edition Today’s Submission by: Stacey Balkun “Penguins and Beer Edition” 1. Internet Pick of the Day: BrewDog Brewery’s Tactile Nuclear Penguin: http://www.brewdog.com/tactical_nuclear_penguin.php Scottish men dressed as… Read more
A Poetic Veggie Chili – Stacey Balkun
For an easy, healthy, and hearty dish follow Stacey as she creates a beautiful medley of vegetables. This recipe is great to play around with and can be eaten numerous ways: as a chili, a dip, a burrito, or anything else you desire!
Perfecting the Omelette – Sayani Das Chaudhuri
Whether you spell it with one “t” or two, to me omelettes are one of those incredibly satisfying dishes that can be enjoyed at any time of the day. I… Read more
Harmony ~ Danny Cassidy
To hold your hand
with such devotion
that the sprawl of city
life stops, the feet
of passing traffic silenced;
The POUND-ELIOT Exchange ~ Matia Guardabascio and Stacey Balkun
THE POUND-ELIOT EXCHANGE Poem by Matia Guardabascio Critique by Stacey Balkun “Problems with Authority” Poetry is pointless Like pursuing a love that belongs to someone else. Don’t lie to me…. Read more
She Hears a Fire in the Night ~ John Kropa
She Hears A Fire In The Night With the slit wrists and forefeet of a modern messiah A self-inflicted wound ignores the death of a married man Every duckling is… Read more
Variations 100103 ~ Orel Whitton
Variations, No. 100103 Does he ever think of the hole waiting for himself? They say you do when you shiver in the sun. Mamma poor mamma. And little Oliver. No… Read more
Center of the World ~ Austin Hennelly
Center of The World I never saw you until we stood across the river from the center of the world and clouds like new bruises tried to hide among common… Read more
