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As students go home for Thanksgiving recess, they have family, turkey and upcoming finals on their minds. But with Thanksgiving also comes Black Friday, the biggest shopping day of the year.
With Thanksgiving and winter break quickly approaching, Rutgers University operations will begin to see a change in schedule and offer students different activities.
Since the summer of 2007, the PrintGreen Conservation program has saved Rutgers computer labs more 40.75 million sheets of paper during its first three years.
Every Sunday morning, members of the Rutgers community can relax with Sunday morning yoga at the Yard @ College Avenue. The yoga classes start at 10:30 a.m. and are free for students and New Brunswick residents. With mats provided, students can decompress and come together using the Hindu spiritual discipline.
Rutgers Gardens hosted their annual Fall Festival last Sunday, which brought together a slew of fun fall activities curated for Rutgers students and members of the community.
This Sunday, New Brunswick celebrated its annual "Raritan River Festival and Rubber Duck Race" by the waterfront in Boyd Park with environmental advocacy, live music, arts and fundraising.
Students moving in this semester with Amazon Echoes or other similar devices may be disappointed to find they are not easily connectable to Rutgers' main wi-fi network, RUWireless.
