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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

SAVANNAH MUL — Staff WriterNo vampires and ghosts, no pumpkins and candy, no princesses and cowboys–the towns canceled Halloween. Elisia Roberge, a sophomore English education major, said it was exactly like that on

REBECCA BAINER — General Assignments Reporter In recent years The Connecticut Science Center has partnered with the Connecticut State University System to bring four initiatives to the center. If funding will allow, those

MELISSA CHICKER — News Writer The Center of Excellence on Autism Spectrum Disorders presented a symposium on Autism, Transition and Technology to educate and raise awareness on those individuals transitioning with autism who

REBECCA BAINER — General Assignment Reporter If the recent autumn nor’easter is any indication of the weather on its way this winter, Southern may be spending quite a bit of money, but

IVYLEE ROSARIO — Special to Southern News Overbearing coursework, worries about studying, lack of relaxation–these are just some of the struggles college students are facing. Karen Forte, 20, said the main difficulty she