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  (Q) How long have you been president of the class of 2011?  (RN) I have been president since fall 2007, all four years, it’s been a college career. (Q) What originally

Chardoneé Wright, Staff Writer-  Bringing faculty, staff, and students together to enjoy a soul food menu is what coordinator for Multicultural Student Activities, Dian Brown-Albert, said allows recognition and honor for Black History

Jennifer Fengler, Special to Southern News- Everyone slowly raised both hands making an “OK” sign with one and pointing with the other, continuing to simultaneously change each hand to reflect the other hand’s

Michael Bellmore, Staff Writer- On the second floor of the Buley Library, the sign outside of room 207 reads “files.” The door is locked. Through the glass, the inside of a nearly empty

Ryan Morgan, News Editor- As of September 2010, Twitter announced having 175 million registered users writing about 95 million tweets per day. According to the website, Twitter is available in six languages and

Katelyn Peterson, Special to Southern News- The lights dimmed and the crowded theater silenced as three women entered on stage and assumed their roles for the presentation of “The Vagina Monologues,” an award-winning

Stephanie Paulino, managing editor – By Wednesday morning, the Moo Bella ice cream machine was up and running with a line of students ready to try the premium and light options available

Simone Virzi, Staff Writer- In the ballroom of the Student Center, at least 50 Southern students broke a sweat Monday at the ZumbaRed class, one of the events planned in honor of

Monica Szackacs, News Writer- This week a new affordable shuttle launches from the greater New Haven area to various destinations in the New York metro area, along with round trips to airports

Junior Stefan Keller, president of the Service Team, is working towards new connections. Q: How old is the Service Team? SK: We tried to get started last year but it didn’t get