Jessica Giannone, General Assignment Reporter: When you ask yourself if things are going to go your way or not, it’s a funny thought to have that if they do, you end up
Jasmine Wilbourne, Staff Writer: The things Thursday night club girls wear could put a prostitute out of business. They stick on spandex bodysuit “dresses” that cup the meager millimeters beneath their booties.
Simone Virzi, Special To Southern News: Peace, love, and happiness: a cliché some choose to live by, but it can be difficult to obtain that happiness everyone searches for. Realistically, no one
Chardonee Wright, Staff Writer: From the time my feet hits the cold wooden floor in my room, until I lay back down at night, I am on the go. Between being a
With international turmoil rising, at home, the electorial debates begin Sarah Green, Staff Writer: Rebellions in Libya. The slow recovery for post-earthquake Japan. The largest riots in London since the beginning of
Caren Parmelee, Copy Writer: This week, one of my best friends in the entire world was killed in an act of senseless violence. His name was Mitchell Dubey, and he was only
We have a national debt of over 14 trillion dollars, troops in Afghanistan, troops in Iraq, a world tragedy in Japan, so bombing Libya would be the next natural course of action.
Residents can now check the progression of washers and dryers online by utilizing a new feature: Laundry Tracker. The new system, free of charge, allows students to view machine availability and how
The Student Government Association voted last Friday to endorse Gov. Malloy’s bill, SB 1014, on drug policy reform in Connecticut with a vote of 12-4. The resolution passed after SCSU Students for
Monica Szakacs, News Writer: The new School of Business project has been on the books for a number of years and in 2005/2006, the decision was made for the old Student Center to