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October 9, 2009
Katrina Hornstein excels in kills. It's her job as an outside hitter on the women's volleyball team to accumulate kills, which are spikes that result in points. She's even...
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Just one week after graduating from NJIT, Jonathan Lansey (2008) was invited to give a talk at Google’s Manhattan office. While an NJIT student, Lansey studied the probabilities of...
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When he was a senior in high school, Jonathan Gustafson was looking for a university that would offer him four things: a biomedical engineering major, his academic interest; a volleyball team,...
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