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The UEFA Champions League is entering the semi-finals, and the prestigious tournament’s final four are Manchester City, Real Madrid, AC Milan and Inter Milan. The four are destined to meet in the first week of May, with Manchester City going up against Real Madrid and Inter Milan playing against AC Milan.

CASADO LLERENA: Manchester City likely to come out on top against Real Madrid

Living life online has become the norm for many. As a society, we have gotten to a point where it has become a hindrance to exist without a cell phone or some form of technology.

PANCHARIYA: How social media has ruined our daily lives

Choosing the college you are going to attend can feel like a life-or-death decision. It has been made to feel like the end of the world as you know it. But time always moves on, and just like that, another year has come for millions of high school students to decide where to go the following year to pursue higher education.

MALIK: University rankings make us forget what truly matters

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As the 155th board closes out its first semester, each editor from The Daily Targum shares their favorite movie, song, food, hobby and memory.

EDITORIAL: Targum editors give their top 5 picks of spring semester

The Rutgers bus system is a campus staple, largely because it is undeniably imperfect. While The Daily Targum staff agrees that there are some convenient, and even iconic, bus stops, there are several improvements that could be made to the bus routes.

EDITORIAL: Targum reimagines Rutgers bus system routes

As the University's independent student newspaper, The Daily Targum has had the privilege of covering Rutgers' first faculty strike in its 257-year history. While it is our duty as student journalists to report on and write about historic events such as this, we have been faced with a unique ethical dilemma.

EDITORIAL: Given nationwide faculty strikes, student journalists need clear ethics policies

As of Friday, the Rutgers faculty strike has been suspended — not canceled. But what does this really mean? Could the unions go back on strike if they wanted to? Technically, yes. 

EDITORIAL: If faculty strike is not officially over, what now?

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For the past 20 years, I have taught ethics to Ph.D. and M.D. students, and I am always on the lookout for instructive cases to discuss in class. Our Board of Governors has helpfully provided a recent impressive example that I think is worth bringing to attention.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Rutgers Board of Governors disregards ethics

As we all know, Rutgers is facing the possibility of a strike. Reasons are many, but in short, faculty, staff and graduate workers have been working without a contract for nine months, and negotiations are stalled. This is an appalling situation, and I write to focus on just one piece of the story here.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Rutgers has enough money to pay for fair wages

The argument has been made that pain "does not simply resist language but actively destroys it," according to Elaine Scarry's book "The Body in Pain: The Making and Unmaking of the World."

COMMENTARY: My mental health or Rutgers' liability?

The only thing Rutgers football loses more than sports games is money. Since joining the Big Ten Conference back in 2014, the University’s athletic department has accumulated $265 million in debt, with almost $125 million of an operating deficit having built up over the past two years.

COMMENTARY: Rutgers' priorities are all mixed up

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“America is broken!” has become ubiquitous in American politics. The premise of the last two presidential campaigns relied on tapping into the feeling of a fractured American culture: Make America Great Again and Build Back Better both implied brokenness that needed fixing.  

ON THE FRONT LINES: Oslo Freedom Forum encourages us to reckon with difficult truths to protect, sustain democracy

If ever there was an activity that should make you want to turn around and never attempt to leave your house again, it must be finding off-street parking in New Brunswick. You have not known true frustration until you have spent more than 30 minutes circling around your house like a vulture looking for a parking spot. 

ON THE FRONT LINES: Parking nightmare commences at Rutgers

Have you ever truly looked at a comma before? Or deliberated for an hour on the exact capitalization of WALL-E? If you have not, then you probably are not a copy editor.

ON THE FRONT LINES: It is your copy editor's world, writers should try living in it

One day when I was in middle school my mom walked in on me counting pennies in order to be able to pay for my ticket to see One Direction. My mother was a reasonable woman, she offered to pay for my ticket to see my favorite band, but I was an unreasonable child and I insisted that I had to be as close to those five men as possible. 

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CASADO LLERENA: Manchester City likely to come out on top against Real Madrid

CASADO LLERENA: Manchester City likely to come out on top against Real Madrid

PANCHARIYA: How social media has ruined our daily lives

PANCHARIYA: How social media has ruined our daily lives

BENITEZ: OnlyFans is no better than any other adult content platform

CASADO LLERENA: Manchester City likely to come out on top against Real Madrid

PANCHARIYA: How social media has ruined our daily lives

MALIK: University rankings make us forget what truly matters

EDITORIAL: Targum editors give their top 5 picks of spring semester

EDITORIAL: Targum reimagines Rutgers bus system routes

EDITORIAL: Given nationwide faculty strikes, student journalists need clear ethics policies

EDITORIAL: If faculty strike is not officially over, what now?

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Rutgers Board of Governors disregards ethics

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Rutgers has enough money to pay for fair wages

COMMENTARY: My mental health or Rutgers' liability?

COMMENTARY: Rutgers' priorities are all mixed up

ON THE FRONT LINES: Oslo Freedom Forum encourages us to reckon with difficult truths to protect, sustain democracy

ON THE FRONT LINES: Parking nightmare commences at Rutgers

ON THE FRONT LINES: It is your copy editor's world, writers should try living in it

ON THE FRONT LINES: Still love One Direction? You are not alone