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The Charger Bulletin

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The Charger Bulletin

Sexual Harassment is not okay, even in Hollywood

Sexual Harassment is not okay, even in Hollywood

Mitsouki Garvey-Sanchez, Staff Writer October 18, 2017

Harvey Weinstein, an American film producer, has been accused of sexual harassment over the last three decades. The New York Times opened an investigation and uncovered more than expected. Weinstein...

Should all Internships be Paid?

Should all Internships be Paid?

Kimberly Trabulsi, Staff Writer October 18, 2017

For the majority of majors at the University of New Haven, graduating with an internship is mandatory. In most cases, an internship helps push your career forward. Employers often look at resumes for signs...

Social Media: A New Way To Communicate

Social Media: A New Way To Communicate

Alessia Bicknese, Opinion Editor October 17, 2017

Want to know what catches the millennial’s eye? Follows, likes, and retweets. The newest iPhone glued to perfectly manicured hands, a 17-year-old posing on Instagram in risqué ensembles, and filters...

The American Dream is Dead, and We Killed Her

Kaitlin Mahar February 3, 2016

We hear about it all the time. The man who grew up in a small apartment with his middle class parents and six siblings who went on to build an oil empire that still stands strong today. The woman who went...

Curb Your Negativity

Alessia Bicknese January 27, 2016

Recently, there have been many people being negative and carrying themselves so miserably for no reason at all. Such negativity includes, but is certainly not limited to envy, jealousy, self-pity, aggression,...

In Response to the Reaction of Last Week’s SigSuit Article

The Charger Bulletin November 25, 2015

I’m writing this article in reaction to the SigSuit article published in last week’s The Charger Bulletin. Or, more specifically, the comments published online about the article. It is cult-like...

Helping the Homeless

Courtney Brooks September 9, 2015

As a communication major, I was surprised to find that multiple classes of mine this year have been focusing on the issue of homelessness both locally, nationwide, and worldwide. Although this isn’t...

The WPE

Samantha Higgins April 22, 2015

We’re all required to take the WPE to graduate. For those of you who don’t know, that’s the Writing Proficiency Examination. If you ask me, it’s more like a Waste of Precious Energy. We...

The problem with society

The Charger Bulletin April 22, 2015

Standing up for what you believe in is never easy, but it is even harder when your beliefs come with some sort of negative connotation from society. Anyone who knows me knows that I have very strong beliefs...

Blue and black or white and gold: Who Cares?

Courtney Brooks March 4, 2015

Blue and black or white and gold? If you know what I am referring to, you are most definitely rolling your eyes right now and if you don’t, well then I applaud you for not succumbing to this pointless...

My 21st birthday

Samantha Higgins February 25, 2015

I’m not personally one for birthdays, and I don’t definitely care much for mine. I usually just go along with the festivities for everyone else’s; I guess I am just not a celebration person. I...

Why you shouldn’t vaccinate your kids

Kaitlin Mahar February 11, 2015

  In the wake of the current controversy surrounding vaccinating children, Kaitlin Mahar provides a satirical opinion to shed light on misleading information. Vaccines do nothing but put...

Every kiss does not begin with K

Courtney Brooks February 11, 2015

If there is one thing men have been falsely led to believe their entire lives, it’s that every kiss begins with “K.”  With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, that little jingle put out by...

The silver lining of unpaid internships

Courtney Brooks February 11, 2015

While in class this week, a guest speaker from a major company came to give a talk about his experiences in his field and advice for graduating students on how to land a first job.  At the end of his...

In defense of “The Jerk”

Caitlin Duncan February 11, 2015

You know him; you know exactly who he is. He sits across the room, looking careless and cool. He oozes overconfidence and reeks of arrogance. He looks your way and grins. You look away in annoyance and...

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