How the NBA’s embrace of rap music helped lead to the sport’s rapid rise..
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Author Archives: Pete Croatto '00
Dealing with Dyslexia
A new TCNJ initiative provides answers for families and guidance for school districts about tackling reading disabilities. Continue Reading
How to fuel your workout
Are you hitting the gym hard but getting hardly any results? Your gym-day diet might need a makeover. Professor of Health and Exercise Science Jie Kang, author of Nutrition and Metabolism in Sports, Exercise, and Health, has these suggestions for you. Continue Reading
The Future Is Now
A look back at what personal computing’s earliest adopters thought lay ahead for the PC. Continue Reading
How to catch a “shooting star”
Meteor showers occur when space rocks zip through the earth’s atmosphere, leaving bright streaks in their wakes. Opportunities abound in 2015 to catch one of these shows, but TCNJ observatory technician and junior physics major Joe Avenoso says the Perseids (active July 17 to August 24) and Geminids (active December 7 to 17) promise the most spectacular viewing. Continue Reading
Pillow talk
HoodiePillow inventor Chris Hindley ’04 describes his product’s remarkable journey. Continue Reading
Going against the script
Communications professor Lorna Ann Johnson-Frizell has been making movies her way for 20 years. Continue Reading
The Texan Who Made the World His Stage
Even in retirement, former “Phantom of the Opera” Timothy Nolen ’63 still pursues his passion for music. Continue Reading
From the ground up
“You can’t afford to miss on an aircraft,” says Don Anderson, a 1994 law and justice graduate who helped build today’s Federal Air Marshal Service.
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Professor examines what influences voting behavior
Psychology Professor Jarret Crawford ’03 and his students examine voting behavior not via conservative or liberal beliefs, but through a long-established framework that “cleaves” ideology into two dimensions. Continue Reading