Hunter O. Lyle — Sports Editor Sam Tapper — Sports Writer Collages full of smiles portrayed the joy and passion many people said Melanie Coleman had for gymnastics, nursing and life in general. These were the themes conveyed in Pelz Gymnasium as the Southern community paid tribute to the late gymnast, who died on Nov. 10, after a fatal accident
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Amy Kulikowski & Allaysia Varnado – Special to the Southern News This story is one of a six-part project for the Reporting and Writing course which included surveys conducted by journalism students who talked to different groups of 100 SCSU students each about various topics. The surveys were conducted in mid-April over one week. The topics reviewed concerned campus safety,
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Jene Thomas – General Assignment Reporter The 10 students circled around the long table with their own separate laptops at hand as they looked intently at the projection screen that displayed coding for the small computer operating system, Linux. Working with and trying to understand computer codes is only one of the activities that the new computer science club participates
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Aaron Berkowitz – News Writer The sun shined bright for Beta Mu Sigma’s 9th annual Jail N’ Bail fundraising event last week. Campus police and the fraternity sold warrants for 5 dollars and cards to prevent you from being placed in campus jail for 20 dollars. All proceeds went towards the CT Special Olympics, which will be hosted by the
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Dylan Haviland – General Assignment Reporter In the early years of WW II, Adolf Hitler was given a birthday gift by architect Albert Speer. Speer’s gift was a model of the new Berlin city that Hitler’s regime would soon forge in a new world order. The illustration of the model city was described by Professor Paul Jaskot as a representation
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