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Everyday things happen. We know we have just opened your eyes to the world at large, but please rein in your excitement to a reasonable level. In between the world spinning, the

Christian Carrion, Special To Southern News: It must be hard to be the parent of a young girl these days. I was sitting on the city bus from West Haven to Southern

Cassandra Cammarata, Staff Writer: March 22. Late into the night and early into the morning, I sat in my kitchen checking into my virtual identity through news pages and regularly visited social

Why we love them: Melvin Bellman, Staff Writer: Video games are pretty much the greatest thing ever, and anyone who disagrees with me is wrong. The fact that I have to defend

McKenzie Morrell, Staff Writer: Just when I thought nothing could get more disturbing than “The Human Centipede,” I stumble upon “The Clinic.” While traveling across country with her fiancé, a pregnant woman

Jessica Giannone, General Assignment Reporter: Irony: an outcome of events contrary to what was, or might have been expected (Dictionary.com). Or as I might describe it, “getting constantly screwed over.” We’ve all

Olivia Richman, General Assignment Reporter: Many of my friends have brought this up and I believe that it’s finally time that this problem be formally addressed: SCSU is boring on weekends! Most

Dear Dr. Strangelove, I’ve been seeing this girl for about a month now. We met randomly during one of my lecteur classes when I asked her if I could borrow a pen

Simone Virzi, Staff Writer: Burgers and sodas and extra large fries: these are a few of Americans’ favorite things. This country thrives on convenience and cheap prices, which makes fast food restaurants

Sarah Green, Staff Writer: While Stephanie Guerrera was working late to organize Big Event registration, government negotiators were working to finalize a plan to pay for government operations and avert a temporary