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Stephanie Paulino Managing Editor Professor Dawn Cathey kicked off the retreat asking participants to be true to themselves, during a self-evaluation, for a more “satisfying” life. “It just paves the way for

MONICA SZAKACS News Writer As winter storms and statewide warnings and advisories have already made an impact this season, Diane Morgenthaler, Granoff Health Center director, gives suggestions as to what students should

By: MONICA SZAKACS High school seniors, returning college students and anyone with a GED or high school diploma will have a chance to participate in College Goal Sunday, an event to receive

12/07/2010 By: Ryan Morgan General Assignment Reporter After the introduction of the new alcohol policy on campus, many community coordinators and community advisors refused to speak to the media, citing their reason

12/01/2010 By: Ryan Morgan General Assignment Reporter Celebrity Bill Cosby did more than just talk about being a positive figure for children in the New Haven community last week; he showed students

12/07/2010 By: Steven Taliaferro Staff Writer Ashley Carver said being a co-president of Outreach Unlimited is not a difficult job. “I love it,” she said, “because I get to help plan the

12/07/2010 By: Rebecca Bainer Staff Writer Southern students will have to pick their sleepy heads off lecture hall desks and get more involved in learning as part of a three-year Curriculum Innovation

12/07/2010 By: Laura Gomez Staff Writer Last week, on Sunday, the world awoke to the controversy set off by Wikileaks’ release of some of the 250,000 or so U.S wires that it

12/01/2010 By: Ryan Morgan General Assignment Reporter The Connecticut State University System’s number of students majoring in sciences, has grown by 32 percent in the past five years. In response to a

12/01/2010 By: Sean Meenaghan General Assignment Reporter With the enthusiasm of over 150 SCSU students, the P.E Club sponsored dodgeball tournament brought great excitement to the Moore Field House Tuesday night. Chris