Opinion
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October 30, 2024‘RENT’ impresses on stage despite convoluted plot
By Klaudine Bessasparis Directed and choreographed by Robin Lewis, “RENT” exploded from the Bart Luedeke Center Theater stage this weekend, demonstrating Rider students’ talents through…
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October 30, 2024COMIC: The Twisted Ventures of Harvey & Hollie
By N.D. Medal Nicholas Medal is a junior computer science major
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October 30, 2024Unearthed Mozart piece raises questions, eyebrows and ears
By Stephen Arthur Allen It is rare for any piece of classical music from previous eras to unearth from oblivion, but when that composer happens…
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By Gerald D. Klein It was good to see The Rider News reporting on Rider ending its relationship with Moody’s. This is information that the…
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October 30, 2024Tyler, the Creator takes his ‘mask off’ in new album
By Jay Roberson “You are the light // It’s not on you, it’s in you,” are the first two lines in “St. Chroma,” Tyler, the…
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By Michael Bolcato It seems like 2024 is the year for Dragon Ball despite the passing of its creator, Akira Toriyama, back in March. From…
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By Kaitlyn Seawood As a transfer student at Rider, I’ve experienced firsthand both the excitement and challenges that come with entering a new academic environment.…
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October 23, 2024RSTC impresses guy who doesn’t like musicals
By Jake Tiger I’ve never been the biggest fan of musicals. I’ve actively avoided them, to be perfectly honest. However, when I heard about the…
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October 23, 2024‘Into the Uncut Grass’ and into our hearts
By Libby D’Orvilliers The world needs a hug. I need a hug. Trevor Noah’s latest book gave me the metaphorical hug this month required. On…
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October 23, 2024Practicing tolerance as politics take center stage
By Bridget Gum-Egan In the current political climate, it can be challenging to feel safe expressing ourselves and respecting others’ beliefs. But, believe it or…
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