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Jessica Giannone, General Assignment Reporter: A “cathouse” was reported to be operating on campus last Thursday, according to Southern police chief, Joseph Dooley, who said a local pedestrian informed him off the

Monica Szakacs, News Writer: A loud crash, like a bomb exploding, was heard from the outside of Schwartz Hall, according to Schwartz resident Gabrielle Stella, who was coming back from the Adanti

Ryan Morgan, News Editor: Compared to last year, this year’s Jail ‘N’ Bail participants will notice one major difference. In the past, the Beta Mu Sigma fraternity and the SCSU Police Department

Ronny Myers, Undergraduate Bro: As the number one undisputed bro on campus, I’ve got some serious expectations from my fellow students. On one side, you have people like myself who view my

Dotty Spencer, Bird Lover: Southern’s mascot, the owl, is supposed to represent wisdom, strength, and agility. But too often I hear that not enough Southern students have school spirit aside from the

Here at the newsroom we’re all about the first amendment. As journalists we not only believe in freedom of the press but freedom of expression. Lately, here on campus we’ve noticed more

Kevin Federline- Playing With Fire “Intro” – The intro is the bait. It reels you in for a great album to come, honestly. K-Fed uses sound clips from various news shows to

Pete Paguaga, Sports Phanatic: Robert Burton, CEO of Burton Capital Management based in Greenwich and famously known for recently demanding his donation to the University of Connecticut to be returned, has purchased

Pete Paguaga, Sports Phanatic: In the middle of the NCAA basketball sea¬son, Brigham Young University made headlines by kicking star power forward Brandon Davies off the team. The university dismissed Davies because

Pete Paguaga, Sports Phanatic: Last week, the Southern Connecticut Athletic Department received a gracious donation from an anonymous donor. With this money, Athletic Director Pat Nicol said that the athletic department would