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Judy Woodruff on “Bucks County, USA” and the Uneasy Intersection of Press and Politics

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For nearly six decades she’s covered virtually every major story in American politics, but Judy Woodruff, renowned journalist and Senior Correspondent for PBS Newshour, says the current war on journalism and bitter factionalism in the country is unprecedented. That in part is why she’s been involved with the promotion of the new PBS documentary series...

How Bucks is Preparing for the Nearing Midterms

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Bucks held voter registration week in the lobbies of Rollins, Science Center, Grupp Hall, Music & Multimedia Center and library from Sept. 28 to Oct. 1, with the League of Women Voters in participation. On Monday, Sept. 28, tables with voter registration information specifically from Bucks were unmanned. These tables had QR codes for a...

Film Review: The Long Awaited “Resident Evil”

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The new “Resident Evil” movie is a treat for newcomers and fans of the original series alike and combines elements of the past into a comical, terrifying, and overall sublime experience for every audience. “Resident Evil” is directed and written by Zach Cragger alongside Co-Writer Shay Hatten, and stars Austin Abrams as Bryan, a normal...

Streaming Review: How Dropout is Changing Streaming Expectations

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From recurring casts, password sharing, and endless laughs, Dropout is a streaming platform that offers something other mainstream platforms have yet to adapt. Dropout describes the content on its platform as “Original series and unscripted laughs, all in one place.” The company is unique in a way most streaming services aren’t, with a small cast...

A Rocky Start for Bucks Men’s Soccer Team

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The Bucks Men’s Soccer team is halfway through the season with a record of two wins and six losses and with no success in conference play, they hope to break their losing streak. The men started the season off with a bang. The first game of the year got the Centurions off to a good...

A Remarkable 12-0 Win for Bucks’ Women’s Soccer Team

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Bucks Women’s Soccer won big their first game against Manor College at 12-0 after a two-year hiatus. The Centurions faced off against Manor in their first home game of the season. After a disappointing loss to Kean Jersey City, the team was looking to come out with a win– and they won big. They were...

Dr. Jones Forced to Cancel “Bucks County, USA” Screening due to Last-Minute Security Assessments

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Less than 48 hours before the PBS documentary “Bucks County, USA” was set to screen at Bucks, Patrick M. Jones, the college’s president and CEO, says he was forced to scrap the viewing due to last minute security and threat assessments. Terry Sasser, head of a self-identified private security detail, emailed the Newtown Township Police...

What Students Can Expect with Solicitation on Campus as Midterms Approach

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As midterms near and solicitors visit Bucks, Executive Director of Security & Safety, Mark Goldberg, and Director of Student Engagement and Leadership, Chris Seifert, explain how students should handle solicitation and remain safe with unaffiliated visitors on campus. On Sept. 28, there will be an official voter registration week, “this is a big election and

9/11 Remembrance: 25 Years Later

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A memorial was held at Bucks’ Newtown campus around the “Tears for Freedom” fountain to honor the 25th anniversary of the tragedies that occurred Sept. 11, 2001, that reshaped lives, futures, and politics. The Tears for Freedom fountain was completed on July 16, 2002, designed by Mark P. Grisi, the former director of Physical Plant...

Old Classics and New Performances at the Zlock

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The Zlock Auditorium is hosting new and old classic productions that are free for Bucks students and include expressions of art, music, and dance. Classics are ready to set the scene yet again with performances including “Dance Del Bello’s Christmas Carol”, “Charlie Brown Holiday Concert” with Eric Mintel, along with new shows. The newest to...

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