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Lions’ Pride

lions pride feature tnTCNJ’s athletics program has been a Division III powerhouse for decades, thanks to the talented student-athletes who have made up its teams. Read more about the athletes’ and teams’ many successes, and find out what’s up with that “43″ painted on the Lions’ Stadium turf.

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MUSE 2008: Solid-State Chemistry

chanBenny Chan, asssistant professor of chemistry, collaborated with chemistry students Sergio Pulido ‘09 and Sarah Wehrhan ‘11 on a solid-state chemistry project involving chalcogenide materials, funded by National Starch and MUSE.

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MUSE 2008: The Ecology of Exotic Crayfish in New Jersey

crayfish thumbKeith Pecor, assistant professor of biology,and Sarah Wolfson ‘10 studied the distribution and ecology of several species of native and exotic crayfish in New Jersey.

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Alumni Corner

Wrestling Standout Turned Entrepreneur is Pinning His Hopes on an Ingenious New Device»

Scott Puzia \'77Wrestling taught Scott Puzia ’77 how to overcome adversity. Now, he draws on that same inner resourcefulness in overcoming the obstacles he faces as an entrepreneur. He may well have hit on the next big idea with his newest product.

Homecoming Information»

king queen 80More than 4,000 alumni came back for last year’s Homecoming, and this year’s event, scheduled for October 17-18, promises to be even bigger and better. Read on for details.

A Lifetime of Service Leads to Latest Honor for Jack Eisenstein ’49»

eisenstein \'49Prior to his passing in August, Jack Eisenstein ‘49 was honored by the school system in which he had served for decades as a teacher, coach, principal, and superintendent. Jack’s dedication to serving others was also evidenced by his service during World War II and his continued devotion to his alma mater.

The Letter Box: September 2008»

mailbox thumbnailFull-text of the letters received in response to the spring 2008 issue.