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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

Second Connecticut Home Invasion Trial

Veronica Maciel September 28, 2011

It all started July 27, 2007; several people’s lives were forever changed on that day.  In Cheshire, Connecticut, the Petit family home was invaded, and three people were murdered: Jennifer Hawke- Petit...

Troy Davis: Justice or Martyrdom?

Ana Abraham September 28, 2011

Twenty years after his conviction for the murder of a police officer in 1989, Troy Davis was executed by the State of Georgia late last Wednesday night. The issue of capital punishment has long...

Death Toll for Nevada Air Crash Rises to 10

Kaitlyn Nolan September 28, 2011

On September sixteenth a fateful event took place claiming the lives of eleven people, and injuring at least another seventy. On Friday, September 16, a World War II-era fighter plane crashed into a grandstand...

Pentagon Ready for Gay Ban Repeal on Tuesday

Sara J Dufort September 28, 2011

For eighteen years, "Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell" has been the official policy on homosexuals in the military. The policy that was enacted under the Clinton Administration barred openly gay, lesbian, and...

Congo Gunmen Kill 36 at a Bar in Burundi

Eric Grigg September 28, 2011

On Sunday, September 18, gunmen burst into a pub in Burundi.  The Province Governor of Bujumbura, Jacques Minani, said the gunmen attacked the pub in Gatumba after crossing the river from Congo. One...

First Lady, TV Show Bring Attention to Veterans

The Associated Press September 28, 2011

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Michelle Obama found an unusual ally — reality TV — in her effort to bring attention to the needs of military families. The first lady, appearing Sunday on the two-part season...

Stocks Rally on Investor Hopes for a Europe Fix

The Associated Press September 28, 2011

NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks rallied Monday as investors bet that European finance ministers would take action soon to prop up the region's unstable economies. European officials pledged over the weekend...

Obama to Propose $1.5 Trillion In New Tax Revenue

The Associated Press September 21, 2011

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama will propose $1.5 trillion in new taxes as part of a plan to identify more than $3 trillion in long-term deficit reduction and slow the nation’s escalating...

Stolen Rembrandt Unlocks New Mystery

Miriam Correia September 21, 2011

When the Rembrandt that was stolen from the Ritz-Carlton in Marina del-Ray was recovered, it should have been an open and shut case, but instead it turned into another mystery.  According to the Huffington...

Maxim Healthcare Reaches Fraud Settlement

Cristal Reyes September 21, 2011

Maxim Health Care, once known as MEDCALL Medical Staffing, was founded in Columbia, Maryland in 1988. It started off as a small medical staffing company but now has more than 60,000 employees and subsidiaries...

Over 95 Die From Kenyan Pipeline Explosion

Liz De La Torre September 21, 2011

On Monday, Sept. 12, a gasoline pipeline exploded in one of the slums in Nairobi, Kenya, killing over 95 people and wounding over 100 others. The Sinai slum, one of the major slums in Nairobi that houses...

Rescuers in Choppers Reach Himalaya Quake Villages

The Associated Press September 21, 2011

GANGTOK, India (AP) — Rescue workers dug through mudslides as they struggled Monday to reach thousands of villagers cut off by a powerful earthquake that killed at least 53 people and damaged...

In Resurgence of Yemen Violence, 50 Dead in 2 Days

The Associated Press September 21, 2011

SANAA, Yemen (AP) — Thousands of protesters armed with sticks and backed by armed military defectors overran a base of the elite Presidential Guards in Yemen’s capital as fighting erupted across much...

Palestinians Will Submit UN Membership Letter

The Associated Press September 21, 2011

  RAMALLAH, West Bank (AP) - Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said Monday he won't be deterred from seeking U.N. recognition of a state of Palestine, despite what he said was "tremendous pressure"...

Obama Vows Federal Help for Irene Victims

Liana Teixeira September 14, 2011

During a trip to north New Jersey on Sunday, President Barack Obama toured several of the most flood-stricken areas affected by Hurricane Irene.  The president urged "Republicans not to play politics...

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