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Seven Tips for Dealing with Stress During Midterms

Seven Tips for Dealing with Stress During Midterms

Erin Cuomo, Opinion Editor October 9, 2019

Here are my top seven tips for stress relief during midterm season, and you should listen to me because I’m a senior and I have experienced situations like this many times.   1) Plan out your schedule...

Video Games: Scapegoat for Violence

Video Games: Scapegoat for Violence

Ariana Ferrante, Contributing Writer September 30, 2019

Every time there’s a mass shooting, some members of the  public are quick to search for an explanation. Some scour the shooter’s social media pages for clues, while others wonder if the gunman was...

Everyones A Journalist, and We Need You

Everyone’s A Journalist, and We Need You

Karina Krul, Editor-In-Chief May 7, 2019

In my introduction column I wrote a lifetime ago back in August, I said that anyone could be a journalist. I still mean that, a year later. This year, I’ve seen non-journalism majors excel in their...

Group Interviews are the Wave of the Future

Group Interviews are the Wave of the Future

Nicole Manall, Opinion Editor April 23, 2019

Instead of spending my spring break relaxing on a beach with a drink in my hand, I spent it going on multiple job interviews. Graduation is only a month away, and seniors, like myself, are fearing that...

We Took Care of it In 1791, Next, Please.

We Took Care of it In 1791, Next, Please.

Corina Rodriguez, Staff Writer April 23, 2019

Trump’s executive order to protect free speech on college campuses is simply restating the First Amendment of the Constitution. The only difference is that this order will not make a difference. The...

Orientation Leaders Build Foundation of Community

Orientation Leaders Build Foundation of Community

Christina Genovese, Community Engagement Editor April 17, 2019

Who are the first people you remember meeting when you first came to the University of New Haven? It was probably the SOAR  orientation staff. Almost every student goes to SOAR before attending the university...

The Secret to Combating the Opioid Crisis

The Secret to Combating the Opioid Crisis

Amanda M. Castro, Contributing Writer April 17, 2019

There is a way to combat the opioid epidemic. Researchers in Minneapolis, Minnesota, have begun to solve their own opioid crisis simply by treating the epidemic as a disease, not an addiction, and have...

Fortnite: One Year Later - Does it Still Hold Up?

Fortnite: One Year Later – Does it Still Hold Up?

Matt Verrilli, Staff Writer April 9, 2019

Last year, I noticed that many people began uploading pictures with the words “Victory Royale” on their Snapchat stories, a phrase synonymous with the video game “Fortnite.” “Fortnite”...

Should College Be Free?

Should College Be Free?

Nadine Bourne, Contributing Writer March 5, 2019

From the moment high school students apply for colleges, they know that they are going to be in debt for a long time. If you are one of the few lucky students who get a full ride or have everything paid...

Paper Books Are Always Better Than E-Books

Paper Books Are Always Better Than E-Books

Nadine Bourne, Contributing Writer February 18, 2019

Technology has become a more prominent role in the lives of everyday students, going from online projects to online homework. Now professors are having their students purchase online books for the classes....

The European Parliaments new copyright directive has been nicknamed the meme ban.

Article Thirteen is Out to Get Your Memes

Nicole Manall, Opinion Editor February 12, 2019

Article 13 of the European Parliament’s new copyright directive has initiated fears that memes will effectively be banned, and platforms such as YouTube and Facebook will need to pay publishers when...

Happy Holidays Isnt that Hard

Happy Holidays Isn’t that Hard

Nicole Manall, Staff Writer December 18, 2018

Regardless of your religious affiliation or lack thereof, the debate of Happy Holidays vs. Merry Christmas is an age-old argument that comes with the weather changing and stores putting up decorations...

When Is It Too Early to Celebrate the Holidays?

When Is It Too Early to Celebrate the Holidays?

Nicole Manall, Staff Writer December 5, 2018

Every year, stores start putting up holiday decorations earlier and earlier. Whether it is Halloween or Valentine’s Day, it seems like the moment that a holiday is approaching, stores let everyone know...

Should College Athletes Get Paid?

Should College Athletes Get Paid?

Nicole Manall, Staff Writer December 5, 2018

Over the past few years, college athletics have been receiving more attention by sports media. The intensity and competitiveness between teams outweigh any rivalry that teams in professional sports have...

Should Celebrities Weigh In On Politics?

Should Celebrities Weigh In On Politics?

Angela Tricarico, Contributing Writer November 28, 2018

It’s nearly impossible to be apolitical today, and that goes for celebrities in particular. Since the election of Donald Trump in 2016, celebrities have become more outspoken about their political beliefs,...

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