NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—The familiar noises of symphony bands and choirs that fill the air of the Mason Gross School of Arts at Rutgers were accompanied by a strange new sound on September 23.
Musician and composer Chipocrite, a.k.a. Paul Weinstein visited Rutgers to give a presentation on DIY electronic music to students taking the Byrnes seminar “Hacking Sound,” a class in which students learn to build and hack their own electronic instruments.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Further investigation into the murders of two men in Cumberland County has led to the arrests of three New Brunswick men and one Somerset man, and new charges for a man arrested last week and accused of running a human trafficking operation that exploited undocumented immigrants in a statewide network of prostitution houses.
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