The Peacock Press
The unofficial newspaper of Saint Peter's University: The Arts and Enertainment Edition
Monthly Archives: March, 2012
The Metamorphosis of Christopher St. Armand
BY KSENIA STSEPYETKINA Imagine seeing a young man walking through the hallway with books in his hands, trying to get to class. He is walking alone and staring at the ground … Continue reading
Dorm Life — Is it for You?
BY JESSICA HARTLAND With the housing application deadline looming, it’s tough for a St. Peter’s student to avoid the flyers and emails promoting campus living. Although the college experience is … Continue reading
The Definition of “Making It”
BY JOHNETTE FIGUEROA Sold out arenas, fans that know every word to your songs and hearing your newest single on the radio–these are a few signs that you’ve “made it.” … Continue reading
Police: Stay Out of the Red
BY LINDA GIANG Jersey City is the second largest city in New Jersey, just behind Newark. As of the 2010 Census, Jersey City has a population of 247,530 people. This … Continue reading
Saint Peter’s College Concerned with LGBTQ Students Strutting their “PRIDE”
BY DYLAN SMITH For many colleges, clubs and organizations make up a large part of campus morale. Saint Peter’s College even promotes the fact that they have over fifty active … Continue reading
Perfect Partnership or Adverse Agreement?
BY JAMIE LISANTI What would you do with $17,000? It is a typical Wednesday afternoon during the lunch hour, and students are passing time on their phones waiting in the … Continue reading
The One-Pitch Warrior
BY JAMES SMITH As the Saint Peter’s College Peacocks step onto Joeseph J. Jaroshack field this Saturday, one man will walk to the center of the diamond to the tune … Continue reading
Buggin’ Out
BY JESSICA HARTLAND You rarely hear that college is connected with one of the worst experiences of your life. Upon entering her freshman year at St. Peter’s College in 2009, … Continue reading
Up close and personal with President Cornacchia
BY YARLEEN HERNANDEZ When we’re young, some of us might have hopes of becoming doctors, lawyers, teachers, firefighters and policemen, but not many of us can say that we’ve desired … Continue reading
Here to Stay …..”Hopefully”
BY DALE TYUS What do you do, when your town is at war and all you want for your family is safety and a good education? This is the question … Continue reading
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