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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

In Easter Message, Pope Urges Diplomacy in Libya

The Associated Press April 27, 2011

VATICAN CITY – Pope Benedict XVI offered an Easter prayer Sunday for diplomacy to prevail over warfare in Libya and for citizens of the Middle East to build a new society based on respect. He also...

Gadhafi Unleashes Rocket Barrage on Rebel City

The Associated Press April 27, 2011

TRIPOLI, Libya – Moammar Gadhafi’s forces unleashed a barrage of shells and rockets at Misrata on Sunday in an especially bloody weekend, countering Libyan government claims that the army was holding...

US Default Could Be Doomsday Option for Economy

The Associated Press April 27, 2011

WASHINGTON – The United States has never defaulted on its debt and Democrats and Republicans say they don’t want it to happen now. But with partisan acrimony running at fever pitch, and Democrats and...

Crews Work to Reopen St. Louis Airport After Storm

The Associated Press April 27, 2011

ST. LOUIS – A severe storm that struck the St. Louis area left homes flattened in suburbs around the main airport, which remained closed Saturday a day after being hit by a tornado. Crews had worked...

Chairman Sony Credits with Developing CDs Dies

The Associated Press April 27, 2011

TOKYO – Former Sony president and chairman Norio Ohga, credited with expanding the company from electronics hardware to software and entertainment and developing the compact disc, died Saturday at age...

Syria Death Toll Hits 120 Over 2 Days, Group Says

The Associated Press April 27, 2011

BEIRUT – The death toll from two days of violence in Syria reached 120 Saturday as security forces fired on tens of thousands of mourners who shouted for the regime’s downfall during funeral processions,...

Police: WR Brandon Marshall Stabbed by Wife

The Associated Press April 27, 2011

MIAMI – Authorities said the wife of Brandon Marshall stabbed the Miami Dolphins wide receiver with a kitchen knife, and his agent said Saturday that the player was recovering. Michi Nogami-Marshall,...

Scientists: Gulf Health Nearly At Pre-Spill -Level

The Associated Press April 20, 2011

BAY JIMMY, La. – Scientists judge the overall health of the Gulf of Mexico as nearly back to normal one year after the BP oil spill, but with glaring blemishes that restrain their optimism about nature’s...

Libyan Rebels Rejects African Union Peace Plan

Liana Teixeira April 20, 2011

Despite efforts to satisfy their demands, Libyan rebels rejected a peace plan proposed by the African Union on Monday. The suggested "road map" outlined the steps for making peace with Libyan ruler Moammar...

Civil War 150th Anniversary Marked This Week

Elizabeth Field April 20, 2011

The 150th anniversary of the Civil War was being celebrated nationally last week. From California to North Carolina, many state organizations planned events to observe this momentous occasion. In the...

Death Toll Climbs to 13 after Belarus Bombing

Rebekah Gordon April 20, 2011

This past Monday, an explosion tore through one of the main subway stations in the Belarusian capital of Minsk during heavy rush hour. President Alexander Lukashenko informed that 11 people were killed...

France Bans Face-Covering Islamic Veil

Vanessa Estime April 20, 2011

On the eleventh of April, France made history by becoming the first nation to outlaw Islamic veils anywhere in public for French citizens and visitors as well. It all started two years ago when French...

Protests Continue in Syria as Violence Escalates

Liz De La Torre April 20, 2011

After prevalent revolutionary efforts against the government inspired Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, and Yemen to take action, Syria now joins these nations in the fight to overthrow its president. In fact, the...

Wisconsin and the Record of Seven Tornadoes in a Day

Rebekah Gordon April 20, 2011

Over the past couple weeks, there has been a change in the weather over the Midwest that has brought rain, storms, and tornadoes. A strong low pressure system moved from South Dakota to Northern Wisconsin...

Radiation Near Japan Reactors Too High for Workers

The Associated Press April 20, 2011

TOKYO – A pair of thin robots on treads sent to explore buildings inside Japan's crippled nuclear reactor came back Monday with disheartening news: Radiation levels are far too high for repair crews...

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