War is the science of destruction.

War is the science of destruction.

We would do a tour into the elementary schools every year, and then we did another kind of program where read more

We would do a tour into the elementary schools every year, and then we did another kind of program where upper level students were brought into E.J. Thomas for a performance. What the Children's Concert Society did was share the cost with us, so although we were just doing excerpts, we could do it in a full production sense with orchestra and costumes.

We're not good enough to rely on playing good offense or good defense. We need all three phases.

We're not good enough to rely on playing good offense or good defense. We need all three phases.

I am proud of the success of our student staff program, the selection and training of RAs, the caliber of read more

I am proud of the success of our student staff program, the selection and training of RAs, the caliber of their work and their strong reputation on campus. The reputation of our professional staff is strong, as well. This year, Seton Hall was selected as one of 12 universities in the country to be studied and observed for best practices of the staff.

When your dad is running around in jeans and a T-shirt, you want to look different.

When your dad is running around in jeans and a T-shirt, you want to look different.

We form bonds. It's a very female bonding kind of dance.

We form bonds. It's a very female bonding kind of dance.

We were hoping to get a better handle on it. We knew the plume was fairly widespread. I think the read more

We were hoping to get a better handle on it. We knew the plume was fairly widespread. I think the testing changed our perspective from looking for one source to looking for multiple sources.

With this one I just want to make sure it was OK.

With this one I just want to make sure it was OK.

Painting is possessed of a divine power, for not only . . . does it make the absent present, but read more

Painting is possessed of a divine power, for not only . . . does it make the absent present, but it also, after many centuries, makes the dead almost alive, so that they are recognized with great admiration . . .