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STEPHEN SHYMANSKY— Staff Writer After winning a 10th term in office, Mayor John DeStefano quickly got back to work in New Haven City Hall, unveiling new plans for the city. Major topics

When it comes to registering for classes each semester, students are faced with various choices: numerous courses to choose from, different time slots that fits a student’s schedule, the ability to add/

LAUREN MANGERI — Staff Writer Drinking alcohol can have many repercussions in college, one of which is damaging the liver. More than 150,000 students develop an alcohol-related health problem annually, according to

MONICA SZAKACS — News Editor Veterans Day is the one holiday when someone can actually meet face to face with the people the holiday is about, said James Namnoum, veterans club president,

LAURA CUCURELLO — Staff Writer It’s almost that time of year where the trees start to get bare, winter clothes come out from hiding and children start preparing their wish lists. But

REBECCA BAINER — General Assignment Reporter What started as a passion for global health issues has now grown into a successful company known as Two Degrees, which has seen tremendous growth over

MELISSA CHICKER — News Writer Students of Southern’s music department are in shock and outrage over the surprise announcement that Joanita McCarthy, music department secretary, is being asked to leave her position

CHRISTIAN CARRION — Staff Writer University Interim President Stanley Battle acknowledged the importance of information regarding the legislative process in his welcome address for the first annual Legislative Policy Showcase held in

 SARAH GREEN — Copy Editor Looking for something fun—and free—to do this Thursday night, Nov. 17? Check out “A Blast from the Past,” a late-night event in the Farnham Programming Space.  “The

LAURA CUCURELLO — Staff Writer With make-up and wardrobe intact, totaled cars in place and the sound of ambulances roaring down the street, the Mock Drunk Driving Crash program, which included students and