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SIMONE VIRZI — News Writer Growing up, students learn about practicing safe sex, but sexual assault and rape are not often discussed until college, and by then, it may be too late,

Stephany Kaufman — Staff Writer As the weather gets warmer, students are growing anxious for the spring semester to come to an end and for summer to finally begin. The temptation to

Anne Marie Lagnese — Staff Writer Waiting lists, shelters, programs, food banks, as well as applications for jobs, apartments and grants are still not enough to help those in desperate need. Thousands

RYAN FLYNN — General Assignment Reporter April is National Alcohol Awareness Month, and the Drug and Alcohol Resource Center here at Southern is doing their part to help the cause. DARC has

SIMONE VIRZI — News Writer Southern students tied for third place out of 48 in the American Marketing Association’s 34th Annual international collegiate case competition. “It was absolutely one of my proudest

Anne Marie Lagnese — Staff Writer In a society where Facebook now has millions of active users and Twitter has recently come onto the map as a social networking tool, many alumni

SIMONE VIRZI — News Writer One Southern professor was recently recognized for her work at the university, particularly with First-Year Experience. Nicole Henderson, associate professor of English and director of Southern’s FYE,

RYAN MORGAN — Managing Editor For the fifth year in a row, Beta Mu Sigma is hosting Jail N Bail at Southern to raise money for Special Olympics CT. In the past,

Stephany Kaufman — Staff Writer Not all college students choose to study abroad. However, Michael Schindel recommends that everyone take advantage of the opportunity. “I encourage all students to study abroad for

JEFF NOWAK—Editor-In-Chief— A 10-year-old stood in line to collect the first of what was sure be a collection of Little League hats, the mandatory stepping stone that would inevitably set the stage