Sports Columnist Draven Dabrowski reflects after a positive week for university athletics.
English major Jeanette Bouvier, a sophomore, interdisciplinary studies major
Sophia Gugliotti, a senior, biology major Allen Motraghi, a senior and business
administration major Zach McCarthy, a senior. Photos by Brianna Wallen
Sarah Green Moving into 2011, many issues are weighing heavily on our minds: spring semester classes, tax season, and our New Year’s resolutions. As usual, the commander in chief is similarly preoccupied.
Chardonee Wright It was not her time to go. It was not her time to die. It is evident that her mission on earth was not fulfilled. God has other plans for
Steve Miller MTV’s newest show “Skins” is a hit. Debuting last Monday night with an impressive 3.3 million viewers, the show, an American adaptation of a British teen drama, showcases the lives
Susan Zarnowski President of Greek Life Council Top 10 Excuses for Not Joining a Sorority 1. I can’t afford it. 2. My parents don’t want me to join. 3. I’ve got to
12/07/2010 By: Ryan Morgan General Assignment Reporter After the introduction of the new alcohol policy on campus, many community coordinators and community advisors refused to speak to the media, citing their reason
12/01/2010 By: Ryan Morgan General Assignment Reporter Celebrity Bill Cosby did more than just talk about being a positive figure for children in the New Haven community last week; he showed students
12/01/2010 By: Carisa McLaughlin Arts & Entertainment Editor Southern is coming together this weekend to perform in a university lip dub. It’s a fad that started in Europe and is becoming increasingly
12/01/2010 By: Alyssa Diglio Staff Writer “Beauty is Only Thin Deep,” a senior exhibition and honors thesis by Sarah Green, details the physical and emotional dangers of eating disorders. The show includes
12/07/2010 By: Steven Taliaferro Staff Writer Ashley Carver said being a co-president of Outreach Unlimited is not a difficult job. “I love it,” she said, “because I get to help plan the
12/07/2010 By: Rebecca Bainer Staff Writer Southern students will have to pick their sleepy heads off lecture hall desks and get more involved in learning as part of a three-year Curriculum Innovation