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PAULA CAPUTO — Staff Writer In the month of October, Owls football placekicker Chris Hazelton set a football record for most career points and was recognized by the Fred Mitchell Award selection

PETE PAGUAGA — Sports Editor In our society we have put sports on the highest of pedestals. I am guilty of it and more than likely, you are too.   Because of

PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer Looking back at one of the best seasons in school history, SCSU women’s soccer still felt a lot was left on the table to get them into

PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer Throughout the summer, the burning question was: are we going to miss NFL games? This question engulfed the football community as teams missed training camps, recent draft

JEFF NOWAK —Editor – in- Chief The NBA is locked out—does anyone really care?  Throughout the summer, the burning question was: are we going to miss NFL games? This question engulfed the football

OLIVIA RICHMAN — General Assignment Reporter Weaving. Jumping. Dodging. The teams at the dodgeball game last week fought for the bragging rights of winning the fourth annual tournament. Nick Dizinno, a nursing

PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer After Allan Craig caught David Murphy’s fly ball for the last out of the World Series, the playoffs finally brought to an end one of the best

PETE PAGUAGA — Sports Editor Ever since 1998, the first year the BCS was implemented, everyone’s had a problem with it. Over the last five years the SEC has been dominant, winning

PAULA CAPUTO — Staff Writer Last year Southern hockey captain Joe Innamorato finished with 21 goals and 24 assists in just 21 games—this season has been much of the same for the

ERICA NARDELLA — Staff Writer For most students, academics alone are a lot of work. For Pat O’Connor, college is much more than just classes. O’Connor, a senior sociology major with a