Part I of our special on the LEP Program Despite many changes in academia, students are still receiving the classic liberal education in the university’s newly structured curriculum as they did under
REBECCA BAINER — News Editor As a way to prepare students for the job market, Michael Okrent, professor in the MBA program, had one of his classes participate in the Connecticut Collegiate
Mackenzie Hurlbert — Staff Writer Coming back home for this holiday break brought back one puzzling question: How am I going to find work? The economy and lack of jobs makes it
JESSICA GIANNONE — Opinions Editor The beginning of an end sounds a little somber; it’s as if the exciting spirit you have for a new start will soon be crushed by the
VIRGINIA CALCAGNI — Staff Writer Lose weight, eat healthier, spend less money, quit smoking—all of these sound familiar, right? At the end of every year people always come up to you and
SIMONE VIRZI — Copy Editor Now that we’re in 2012, many people embrace the whole “new year, new me” concept and want to make changes. Maybe you’ve decided it’s a new semester
Jessica Giannone — Opinions Editor So we all know part of the college experience involves some leisure, procrastination and abandoned inhibitions. But if we want to make it through the semester successfully,
Chardoneé Wright — Staff Writer This letter is for my future children To my unborn boy and girl While you’re still in my heavenly Father’s care, I’m preparing for you in this
Dear Dr. Strangelove, Me and my boyfriend of three years recently got engaged. We’ve had a wonderful relationship thus far, and I plan to keep it that way. The wedding is set