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Melissa Chicker — News Writer With economic times tough and jobs difficult to come by, it seems for recent college graduates jobs would be hard to find. An annual survey was done

Rebecca Bainer General Assssignments Reporter Students may have heard the expression before that someone’s behavior, whether it be a boyfriend, girlfriend, family member or even stranger raises a “red flag.” That something

Christian Carrion — Special to Southern News Michele Vancour, graduate of Central Connecticut State, Southern and New York University along with being an associate professor of public health at Southern, quickly developed

Garrett Decrosta — Special to Southern News With the fall semester having arrived, another round of incoming freshmen has packed into the residence halls. This year though, some of that group is

This article ran in the September 13, 2001 issue of the Southern News: TYSON KACZMAREK — Southern News, September 13, 2001 It looked like a scene out of the movies. But this

There is a saying that when traumatic events happen, people will remember those moments for the rest of their lives. Ten years ago, a traumatic event hit home. Two planes struck the

MONICA SZAKACS — News Editor What is a service dog? It is a dog of any breed or size, trained specifically to do work or tasks to assist with a person’s disability,

RYAN MORGAN— Managing Editor Not every college student can say they’ve studied the sediments from local harbors to identify pollutants and encourage change. Thanks to the Werth Family Foundation, Southern’s Center for

MELISSA CHICKER — News Writer Old family photographs are often looked at as simply still frames from the past. For Armen Marsoobian, they have led him to discover a historic chapter in