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new gallery features abstract works of art

Donovan Wilson – Reporter The Buley Library art Gallery’s current show, “Paintings, Prints And Sculptures From The Permanent Collection,” aims to display contemporary pieces from the universities art collection. The
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blm banner is hung on side of library

Destiny Maragh – Reporter As a social justice university, it is meant to promote activism, but some students said they are skeptical because the Black Lives Matter banner located on
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students adjust to a new campus environment

Essence Boyd – Online Editor Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, students are having to learn how to adapt and adjust to the new cautionary way of living. From random COVID-19
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new gymnastics coach is introduced

Edward Rudman – Sports Writer The Owls gymnastics team has a lot to look forward in 2021, and that all starts with the hiring of new head coach Byron Knox.
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random covid – 19 testing will be a good thing

Sam Tapper – Managing Editor Students living on campus during these times have heard the same phrase from everyone in Residential Life – from Director Rob Demezzo down to the
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shooting occurs near campus

Jessica Guerrucci – Editor-in-Chief On Tuesday, Sept. 8, New Haven police reported a shooting one-tenth of a mile from campus, prompting students to be asked to stay inside. The shooting,
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president joe bertolino delivers state of the university virtually

Sofia Rositani – Arts & Entertainment Editor On Sept. 10, President Joe Bertolino held the fall 2020 State of the University; however, this year’s was virtual. Bertolino brought up topics
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professors joined a nationwide strike against discrimination

Sam Tapper – Managing Editor Abby Epstein – News Editor Tamonda Griffiths – Contributor Students and teachers gathered on the Hilton C. Buley Library patio at 1 p.m. on Sept.
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boseman’s death impacts black community

Essence Boyd – Online Editor The death of multi-award-winning actor Chadwick Boseman was an event that was felt through many communities around the world, the Black community especially. “The death
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fitness center reopens free to students

Donovan Wilson – Reporter COVID-19 has changed many aspects of campus, this includes the fitness center, which now is free for students this semester. On Wednesday June 17, gyms all
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Arts & Entertainment

manson’s album promotes change

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Donovan Wilson – Reporter “WE ARE CHAOS” seems like a fitting title for an album about 2020, and essentially what Marilyn Manson has done with

students virtually pick spring musical

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Donovan Wilson – Reporter The theater program hosted an event to pick out the musical next semester, to encourage students to have their voices heard.

new gallery features abstract works of art

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Donovan Wilson – Reporter The Buley Library art Gallery’s current show, “Paintings, Prints And Sculptures From The Permanent Collection,” aims to display contemporary pieces from

Lyman plays to be broadcasted as radio show

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Sofia Rositani – Arts & Enterainment Editor Romanya Joseph – Contributor As the future of Hollywood and Broadway hangs in the balance with many film,

College Life

early closing times can be negative for students

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Bernadotte Sufka – Opinions & Features Editor College has always been a place where students study endlessly throughout the day and night without any restrictions,

university must follow through on social justice

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Jessica Guerrucci – Editor-in-Chief Universities are not spared of racism or violence. As a school that prides itself as one that values social justice, it

random covid – 19 testing will be a good thing

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Sam Tapper – Managing Editor Students living on campus during these times have heard the same phrase from everyone in Residential Life – from Director

adjusting to new campus lifestyle takes time

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Sam Tapper – Managing Editor On the first day of the semester while walking to my first class, I told myself: “It will feel weird

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