The Charger Bulletin

Use Your Time Here Wisely

Joann Wolwowicz November 16, 2011

As students in college, we are preparing ourselves for the real world, a world with real jobs, real bills, real issues, etc. College can be seen as a preparation for a future career. It gives you the education...

Bachmann vs. Human Rights?

Ana Abraham November 16, 2011

Anyone who is living with both feet firmly planted in the twenty-first century is probably well aware of the issues surrounding human rights. In the past, we’ve fought as a nation for our freedom. As...

The Proper Role for Skepticism on Climate Change

Brandon T. Bisceglia November 9, 2011

Another high-profile skeptic of global warming has changed his mind. Physicist Richard Muller announced at the end of October that his team at the University of California at Berkeley completed...

Scheduling Conflicts

Matt DiGiovanni November 9, 2011

Last Friday, I had my first scheduled studio session of the semester in the newly renovated Studio B in Dodds, and it was awesome! Nothing is better than getting to play around with a bunch of brand new...

Take Care of Yourself and Each Other

Joann Wolwowicz November 9, 2011

This past week was a difficult week for the University of New Haven. With the different situations that occurred on and around campus, everyone was shaken up by reality. As the university stands together...

Tips on Arguing: Quote Mining

Brandon T. Bisceglia November 9, 2011

Quote mining is altering the meaning of a person’s quote by taking it out of context or removing sections of the quote. It is a deceptive way to make it look like something someone said supports your...

No More Emails ≠ Spam People Other Ways; Graduation Situation

Matt DiGiovanni November 2, 2011

Earlier this week, all students received an email saying, "Where did all the emails go?" You may have noticed that during the week of October 16, emails publicizing club events were eliminated. As a club...

Weighing All of the Options

Joann Wolwowicz November 2, 2011

As many of you already are aware of, this year’s Spring Commencement ceremony and all of the commencement ceremonies to come will be different from the past. Instead of holding both the graduate and...

Bonding

Matt DiGiovanni October 26, 2011

As I hope all of you know by now, our Chargers won the homecoming football game versus the Bentley Falcons this weekend (45-38)! I also hope that all of you had a great time with some great people and...

No More Emails: Now What?

Joann Wolwowicz October 26, 2011

Well since nearly everyone on this campus requested it, no more club emails! So, now what’s the problem? Apparently, now the issue seems to be in regards to event attendance; no one is going to events,...

Iraq War Finally Winding Down

Cullen Mclane October 26, 2011

As anyone who hasn’t been living under a rock (and most people who have) should probably know, in 2003, a variety of wacky circumstances prompted America to invade Iraq. This began a war with Iraq, cleverly...

Communication Breakdown

Matt DiGiovanni October 19, 2011

Communication is a very important part of nearly everything we do on a daily basis, and with technological advances, everyone has only become more connected. Despite virtually everyone being connected,...

ChargerConnection is not Facebook

Joann Wolwowicz October 19, 2011

With ChargerConnection up and running, my doubts about the system have been erased. As with any new system, it takes a little bit to get it fully operational, but as the semester has continued, I see more...

Shalom or Salam

Lara Thomas October 19, 2011

Insensitivity to injustice and basic human rights is a worldwide problem.  I recently reviewed a number of articles on human rights, peace, injustice, and the intolerance of diversity. One does not have...

Tips on Arguing: Necessary and Sufficient Conditions

Brandon T. Bisceglia October 19, 2011

The phrase "necessary and sufficient conditions" is one of those pieces of jargon that is used across a wide range of fields. It pops up in papers on science, philosophy, mathematics, and even social issues....

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