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November 9, 2020 Staff Writer

This Season’s Biggest Trend: Voting

At its core, fashion is a form of self-expression. During the campaigning season of the 2020 election, many Americans have let fashion choices express their political stances. From sporting apparel, masks, T-shirts, totes, and accessories: every article of clothing worn by these political fashionistas incorporated the importance of voting in their outfit of the day. The propaganda must have worked looking at the quantity of this year’s voter turnouts.

Local Stillman News

November 9, 2020 Staff Writer

Seton Hall Will Continue Hybrid Learning in the Spring

As the fall semester comes to an end, students and faculty alike are wondering what the spring semester is going to be like. One thing is for certain, and that is the freedom for students to choose remote learning once again.

International

November 8, 2020 Staff Writer

Earthquake Wreaks Havoc on Parts of Greece and Turkey

A powerful earthquake has recently hit part of western Turkey and the nearby Greek island of Samos. This has resulted in the destruction of many buildings and the deaths of many people.

International

November 8, 2020 Staff Writer

Chileans Vote to Ditch Pinochet-Era Constitution

On October 25, Chileans voted in a referendum to rewrite the state’s constitution with 78 percent of the vote supporting the change.

Opinion Features

November 7, 2020 Staff Writer

The Economic Implications of Legalizing Marijuana

The looming decision regarding the legalization of marijuana during this election cycle is a major development to watch.

Finance Trending

November 1, 2020 Staff Writer

Goldman Sachs Pleads Guilty to 1MDB Scandal and Pays $2.9B Fine

Last Thursday, Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. agreed to pay a $2.9B fine to regulators for raising funds for 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB), a Malaysian sovereign wealth fund tied to multiple cases of fraud and corruption. Dubbed as “one of the biggest financial scams in history,” the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) has led one of the world’s largest investment firms to plead guilty after further investigations ensued.

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Seton Hall Will Continue Hybrid Learning in the Spring

Earthquake Wreaks Havoc on Parts of Greece and Turkey

Chileans Vote to Ditch Pinochet-Era Constitution

The Economic Implications of Legalizing Marijuana

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