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U.S. economic crisis reaches RVCC

RVCC students will likely see increases in tuition, have more difficulty getting financial aid and find scholarship money harder to get as a result of the ongoing international economic crisis.

Students here are not alone. As the United States struggles with its worst economic crisis since the Great Depression, millions nationwide are wondering whether they’ll be able to afford college at all.

The crisis has hit New Jersey hard. State lawmakers predict a $1.2 billion deficit in the current $32.9 billion budget and warn that next year’s deficit might reach $5 billion.
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Photo Essay- Colors of Fall

 

Opticianry Students Give Eyewear Assistance at Polytech’s “DAY of RENEWAL”

Students in the RVCC Ophthalmic Science program made minor eyeglass repairs, adjusted glasses and answered caregivers’ eyewear questions during Hunterdon County’s Day of Renewal held on Oct. 26 at Polytech Career Academy in Flemington.
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Donate food for the hungry and have library overdue fines waived

The RVCC library has launched its Food for Fines food drive to support the Food Bank Network of Bridgewater. If you donate at least one non-perishable food item to the library through Dec. 12, the library will waive overdue fines on your account up to $5.00.
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Students Stealing At RVCC

Stealing food from the student cafeteria has become an epidemic.

Cafeteria staff don’t keep records of the thefts, but cashier Nicholas Wingler said they’ve caught 15-20 students stealing food since the semester began.
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Blood Drive

The RVCC fall blood drive drew 85 willing donors. Beryl Stetson, an oncology nurse has been organizing blood drives here with NJ Blood Services since 1996 called the turnout, “absolutely incredible.”
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DVD review
The Brave One

The characters in The Brave One, starring four-time Oscar winner Jodie Foster and Oscar nominee Terrance Howard, and directed by Oscar winner Neil Jordan, face internal struggles similar to those confronted by Sam Spade in the 1941 morally complex film, The Maltese Falcon (starring Humphrey Bogart.) The Maltese Falcon is thought to be the beginning of the film noir era, which ushered in a wave of dark-themed Hollywood movies set amidst crime and corruption.
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RVCC Hosts College Fair For Historically Black Colleges, Universities

About 1,200 high school seniors and community college students from around the state descended on RVCC on Wednesday, Nov. 19 to learn about America’s historically black institutions of higher learning and meet with recruiters representing those schools. It was the first time RVCC had hosted the Annual Malcolm Bernard Historically Black Colleges & Universities (HBCU) College Fair, currently in its 10th year. Click here to read more.

Women's Basketball

The Lady Lions basketball squad’s first season as a Division II intercollegiate team is under way. After a several year journey to reach this point, the team hopes for a win Thursday, Nov. 21 when they take on Mercer County Community College at home.
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Orgullo Latino Club sponsors a fundraising trip to the Feb. 23 Nets vs. Sixers game

Are you looking for something different for the special, hard-to-buy-for sports fans in your life? Why not bring them to a professional basketball game?
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“Orchestra in Residence” at RVCC

The Central New Jersey Symphony is now “orchestra in residence” at RVCC.

This relationship will enable students to earn college credits as members of the symphony. The move is part of a wider effort on the part of the Visual and Performing Arts Department to broaden opportunities for music students.
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Study Abroad Opportunities

Ever thought about traveling the world and earning college credits at the same time?  Your classroom could be thousands of miles from here through a RVCC study abroad program. Click here to read more.

 

 

 

 



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Great Student Art in the 2008 Juried Exhibit


The 2008 RVCC Juried Art Student Exhibition is on exhibit at the Art gallery through Tuesday, Nov. 25.

This year’s juror is Sid Sachs, a director of exhibitions at the University of The Arts in Philadelphia.
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