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The Charger Bulletin

The Student News Source of the University of New Haven

The Charger Bulletin

The Student News Source of the University of New Haven

The Charger Bulletin

Suicide Car Bomber Kills 19 Outside Prison in Iraq

The Associated Press November 30, 2011

BAGHDAD (AP) — A suicide bomber slammed a car packed with explosives into the gate of a prison north of Baghdad on Monday, killing at least 19 people, Iraqi officials said. Also, a rare explosion inside...

Connecticut’s Crowded Senate Primary

Brandon T. Bisceglia November 30, 2011

The slate of candidates vying to represent Connecticut in the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Independent Joseph Lieberman has ballooned since he announced in January that he will not seek a fifth term....

New Haven’s Boys & Girls Club to Celebrate 140th Anniversary

Cristal Reyes November 16, 2011

With today’s crime and violence rates among youth increasing, it’s evident that more needs to be done. One organization that puts hard work, funds, and thought into this concerning epidemic is the...

Sandusky Allegations Bring More Than Just One Man Down

Katherine Lavoie November 16, 2011

Jerry Sandusky, 67, the former head coach of the Penn State football team, was arrested Saturday on 40 sex offense charges that range from indecent assault, endangering the welfare of a child, involuntary...

Study Finds Big Corporations Pay Little Taxes

Lynn Jenkins, Esq. November 16, 2011

Three of the largest and most profitable US corporations paid no federal corporate income tax for the past three years. General Electric (GE), Boeing, and Pacific Gas and Electric Corporation (PG&E)...

Legal Mayhem Surround New Proposition

Veronica Maciel November 16, 2011

Recently in Mississippi, a proposition was written and is up for voting. It declares that a fertilized egg would be considered a person. No one, including those who wrote the law, knows how it would be...

USDA: ‘Locally Grown’ Food a $4.8 Billion Business

The Associated Press November 16, 2011

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Carolyn Anderson likes to chat up the growers at her local farmers market in Missouri, at times hanging out behind the beds of pickup trucks brimming with ears of corn. For Anderson,...

US Supreme Court Will Hear Health Care Case

The Associated Press November 16, 2011

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court said Monday it will hear arguments next March over President Barack Obama’s health care overhaul — a case that could shake the political landscape as American...

World Population Tops Seven Billion

Ana Abraham November 9, 2011

The human population reached one billion in 1804.  In 1900, there were 1.6 billion people alive. We hit the five billion mark in 1987. Now, in 2011, we have seven billion people on Earth. The United Nations...

Raids Dismantle $2 Billion Dollar Drug Network in Arizona

Eric Grigg November 9, 2011

Law enforcement in Arizona has arrested more than seventy people in raids on a drug network that has been linked to a drug cartel that has generated two billion dollars in illicit proceeds.  The drug...

Hidden Among the Business

Veronica Maciel November 9, 2011

Bernard Madoff was arrested and sentenced to 150 years in prison, on December 11 in 2008. It came as a result of a massive Ponzi scheme, which was conducted in the business that he shared with his sons....

UNH student dead from fall

Brandon T. Bisceglia November 6, 2011

The UNH student who fell from a fourth-story at Sheffield Hall Saturday evening has died of his injuries, according to sources. Samuel Milano, a sophomore majoring in criminal justice from Cary, N.C.,...

Occupy New Haven: An Operation in Progress

Brandon T. Bisceglia November 2, 2011

A village of tents has arisen on the New Haven Green. One of which might even a winter tent with wood stove. Its inhabitants each have a slightly different reason for being there. They all share one thing...

Rosa DeLauro Holds Neighborhood Office Hours

Liana Teixeira November 2, 2011

Rep. Rosa DeLauro of Conn.’s third congressional district held neighborhood office hours last Saturday at the Stop and Shop supermarket of Orange, Conn.  From 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., DeLauro met one-on-one...

BPA Exposure Leads to Possible Behavioral Problem in Girls

Laura Pisano November 2, 2011

BPA, or Bisphenol A, is a chemical used to make hard plastic food and drink containers. Water bottles, food storage containers, baby bottles, receipts, and reusable cups all contain BPA. For years, the...

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