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Simone Virzi, Staff Writer- Tattoos and body piercings were the hot topic at the “Got Ink?” program, an event in which two employees from “A Touch of Color” in Hamden came to enlighten

Olivia Richman, General Assignment Reporter- Members of the audience ran up to the front of the stage and lined up in a row. After a few minutes, each volunteer began to sway

Monica Szakacs, News Writer- The new social network for “you and your closest friends,” Shizzlr.com is the social network that directly answers what’s going on, when and where with the actual “20”

Olivia Richman, General Assignment Reporter Over the span of Black History Month, Women’s History Month and Asian/Pacific Heritage Month, the 64 Days of Nonviolence aims to spread awareness of the different cultures

Olivia Richman, General Assignment Reporter- Couture clothing, runway walks and pink: this is what the TRU Modeling Troupe and the Organization of Latin American Students brought to the TRU Experience modeling show

Michael Bellmore, Staff Writer- Every Thursday, hungry Southern students congregate in the halls outside of the student common area and canteen in Engelman Hall. They heap piles of peanut butter, blobs of

Simone Virzi, Staff Writer- After learning Southern lacked an English club but had earth science and anthropology clubs, one student decided last spring to form The Book Marks English Club. “Every [academic]

Jessica Giannone In celebration of Black History Month, the Haven String Quartet and St. Luke’s Steel Band will “join forces” at the Lyman Center on Feb. 5 and present music of the

Jon Moreno Arts & Entertainment Editor 1. How did you end up choosing to attend SCSU? I ended up choosing to go to SCSU because it was a school that not only

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