The opinion pieces expressed in this publication, The Montclarion, are those of the author(s). They do not claim to reflect the opinions or views of the The Montclarion, other than Editorials written by The Montclarion Editorial Board staff. I have written too many articles about people hating women for no reason, but here is another. If you have not heard...

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The opinion pieces expressed in this publication, The Montclarion, are those of the author(s). They do not claim to reflect the opinions or views of the The Montclarion, other than Editorials written by The Montclarion Editorial Board staff. I want to start off by declaring we do not need to cast off every adaptation if it is not firmly rooted...

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Montclair State University won a tough matchup against Rutgers-Camden on Saturday, Dec 2. The final score of the game was 72-70 as it came down to the very last second to close out the victory. The Red Hawks were extremely confident out of the gate and went on an offensive tear to start the game. They went on a 10-3...

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Students, faculty and staff have the opportunity to donate canned goods and/or non-perishable items to Montclair State University's Red Hawk Pantry through parking services and facilities services to pay off parking citations. Scott Nayda Sr., director of parking services, explained the purpose of the program. "Cans for citations is a way for parking services and facilities services to give back...

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Director Takashi Yamazaki's bold new take on the classic kaiju Godzilla has stomped its way into theaters, bringing a sobering look at post-World War II Japan that balances out what could be just another cheesy creature feature. In the film, we meet Koichi Shikishima, a kamikaze pilot who abandons his mission in the waning days of World War II as...

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On the back end of a stellar performance in a 2-0 triumph over Elmira Saturday evening, the Montclair State University Red Hawks looked to continue that momentum heading into their highly anticipated second-round matchup against Christopher Newport in this year’s NCAA tournament. For star midfielder Amer Lukovic, the more things change, the more they stay the same. His scoring prowess...

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In the chilling months of fall and upcoming winter, some may argue this is the best time to read a mystery book. And by some, I mean myself. "The Mysterious Affair at Styles" is one of Agatha Christie's lesser-known novels. But that does not mean it is any less intriguing. Readers meet Poirot the detective featured in famous works like...

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Where is she? I thought. I never was one for crowds, especially like this. Bodies on top of bodies, even bodies hung, moving like go-go dancers, in cages from the ceiling. The music was pumping and the stage lights gleaned across the half naked sea of thrashing and swaying concert goers. Even I was half naked, my shirt cut up...

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I never thought about how I would want my body prepared after death. I didn’t think my husband did either, but upon reading his will, I realized that I didn’t truly know him at all. Sure, we have always loved our beach house, but I didn’t think Desmond loved it enough to have me spread his ashes there. I never...

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tell me if you can everything i still don’t know about you like the first time you or your favorite or the last person you there’s real currency in learning you that’s almost as rich as knowing you keep me if you can in your earthenware memory alive with warmth from your stirring hand inferno gaze Vesuvius vocabulary it’s a...

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