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Owls on the Street: Fitness and ways Southern can improve

Posted on January 21, 2015 by Southern News Leave a comment

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Matt Sapere is one of three quarterbacks in competition for the job this fall. He's in the running alongside Matt Sanzaro and Brian McNeil. According to offensive coordinator Chris Bergeski, the main thing the three young quarterbacks need to learn and work on is remaining comfortable in the pocket. Photo Credit: August Pelliccio

The SCSU Theatre Department and the Crescent Players presented Student One Acts for their festival Societatem Malorum. 1) Nicole Woosley as Tessie Hutchinson in "The Lottery." 2) Christian Gunzenhauser as Theo (left) and Nick Bottone as Ted (right) in "Time to Change." Photo Credit: Isabel Chenoweth

Joshua Cortes (center), along with the all seniors in the Communications department, have been working on their capstone assignment for graduation. This year, their crafted project was to establish a mentorship program for Southern students to be paired with foster students. The club, Foster the Youth of Tomorrow, will persist after the seniors graduate, which was an important goal of the department-to leave an important legacy. Photo Credit: Tyler Korponai

Therapy dog, Sophie, sharing an embrace with Karen Cuzco, in Schwartz Hall for Pet Therapy Thursday's. Photo Credit: August Pelliccio

(Left to right) Chandra Kelsey, co-chair of the Connecticut Breastfeeding Coalition, Joe Bertolino, president of Southern, and Michele Vancour, professor of public health and co-chair of the Connecticut Breastfeeding Coalition receiving recognition for a breastfeeding initiative. Southern Connecticut State University has been named the first breastfeeding friendly campus in the country. "I think [the initiative] is particularly important," said Bertolino, "because individuals get to be treated with dignity and respect." Photo Credit: August Pelliccio #breastfeeding #scsu

Joe Biden spoke before a sold out audience in Lyman Hall Performing Arts Center of Southern. The jury is still out on if he runs in the 2020 election. However, he wants to leave younger generations with the encouragement to vote and become active. Photo Credit: Palmer Piana

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