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Rosalie Coriolan, Special To Southern News- After being nominated for 12 Academy Awards, The King’s Speech tied with Inception Sunday night, for bringing home four awards at the Oscars.  The Oscars were underway

Cassandra Cammarata, Staff Writer- I, like I’m sure many of you, while waiting in the excruciatingly long grocery line, have perused the magazines on the racks. While painstakingly awaiting the old woman in

Virginia Calcagni, Special to Southern News- For over 90 years, Planned Parenthood has been almost a safe haven for many women, a place to go if you could not afford health care, or

Jessica Giannone, General Assignment Reporter- Luisa Caycedo-Kimura is an English major at Southern, currently applying to MFA programs in poetry. Along with four other undergraduates, she has been selected as a 2011 Connecticut

While we’re still riding the coat-tails of winter, last week’s short burst of beautiful weather got us thinking about how much we can’t wait for spring! Here’s a list of our top

Steve Miller, Opinions Editor- Undocumented students benefit from local initiatives – Growing up in a city and attending public schools, my classmates were, of course, diverse. Throughout my school years I never noticed a

Chardoneé Wright, Staff Writer- Reggie Garrett. Kimberly Gillary. Joshua Ellison.  These are the names of student- athletes who, without warning, dropped dead. Yes dead.  Ever wonder why and how a perfectly fit

Samantha Arbuckle, Special to Southern News- As I parked my Ford Taurus, I stepped out onto an icy four-foot stack of snow. After brushing off my jeans, I turned the corner to see

Jessica Giannone , General Assignment Reporter- Imagine this: There’s a loud clash on the floor. The sound of broken glass and a woman screaming with terror alerts you. You notice the woman’s face is