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Part II of our LEP Special Section Under the new Liberal Education Program (LEP), changes have been made throughout the halls and departments at Southern. Specifically, world languages, public health, psychology and

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

MONICA SZACKAS — News Editor Hundreds of children walked around and colored pictures of Frosty the Snowman, sang Christmas carols and took pictures with Mrs. Claus, Rudolph and Frosty during the annual

 REBECCA BAINER — General Assignment Reporter While most Southern students will have a few weeks to relax after finals, some will continue their studies with one of the over 70 classes offered

REBECCA BAINER  — General Assignment Reporter Two of New Haven’s largest universities, one public, one private, are just three miles away from one another; Yale University, the Ivy League and Southern Connecticut,

MELISSA CHICKER — News Writer The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade is one of the most popular and most watched events on TV. According to the parade’s website, more than three million people

MELISSA CHICKER — News Writer As Southern seniors come closer and closer to that graduation date, it sets in; there will be no more professors to guide you, no more Thursday nights

MELISSA CHICKER — News Writer Southern’s campus will be receiving a major face-lift thanks to the Connecticut State University 2020 Plan, approved by state legislators, which is a 10-year plan for renovation

REBECCA BAINER — General Assignment Reporter Wearing red hats and carrying blue bags, Southern students participated in a march to the New Haven Green to raise awareness for World AIDS Day that