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  • Presidents initiate drinking age debate
    At 18, a person in America is old enough to vote and serve in the military, but not old enough to have a beer. Now, some university presidents are lobbying with the Amethyst Initiative so that a person who is 18 can be old enough to drink.
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  • Recycling program grows after successful pilot year
    Instead of recyclable items, such as glass or plastic bottles, all that is filling up the blue recycle bins on campus is garbage, says 21-year-old student Sasha Mathelier.
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  • Text messaging to increase safety
    New and incoming students are encouraged to sign up for the new, cost-free SCSUALERT system at Southern this fall, said Dr. Ronald Herron, Vice President of Student Affairs.
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  • Surprise:Tuition hikes strain wallets
    Some students say they chose Southern because it's one of the least expensive of the four schools in the Connecticut State University System, but the numbers tell a different story.
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  • Gas prices hit students where it hurts
    According to commuter student Stephen Cappello, putting gas into his Toyota pick-up last semester approximately equaled the amount of money he would have spent on housing fees if he had lived on campus.
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  • The Politics of Personal Obsession
    When John Edwards decided to create a behind-the-scenes videotape of his candidacy, it wasn't just hubris; it was a reflection of a modern reality in national politics: personal narrative is everything.
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  • Mcgrassroots, Inc Fails Voters
    Over the summer, I decided to become a physical part of this grand political atmosphere that has been developing in the nation. On Monday, June 16 I picked up the phone and called (860) 291-1990. An intriguing thing was happening in East Hartford, Conn. - a grassroots campaign supporting the changer of changes, Barack Obama.
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  • The Bandwidth Crunch is Approaching
    Like many regular Internet users these days, I have grown used to taking my bandwidth usage - the amount of data I upload and download in a given month - for granted. So it was an unpleasant surprise when, during a business trip this Summer, I fired up my laptop, began browsing through YouTube, and within minutes my connection slowed to a crawl, then petered out altogether.
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  • For SCSU, 2020 Hindsight
    At long last, the Buley Library addition is open for business. The results - a well-designed building that stayed at least reasonably within budget. This bodes well for the next round of construction in the Connecticut State University System, a $950 million program called CSUS 2020.
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  • Falling Through the Cracks
    Once upon a time, students at public colleges and universities had it good, or at least had a sporting chance.
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  • Shocking Prices
    The focus of the public discussion about high gas prices this summer got stuck on taxes - an easy target, to be sure, but not the real culprit.
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  • When Sports and Patriotism Clash
    Elite. That word alone can be used to express the thoughts that most people have about the USA Olympic team.
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  • Editorial 09-03-08
    From the Southern News to Freshmen, and even older students too: You've graduated from high school and we've laid out a few lessons for you. The intent is to make your life easier, with a little humor on the side. And if you don't head our warnings you may not have another chance to tell your parents: 'I'll do better next time.'
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  • Rays Stinging Mlb
    There were some sports stories this summer that people could not avoid. Brett Favre is now a New York Jet, Michael Phelps is now a god among men, and Manny is still being Manny, but now with the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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  • Women'S Soccer Off to a 2-0 Start
    The Southern Connecticut State University Women's Soccer team may have been voted as the 7th best team in the Northeast-10 Conference, but apparently nobody told them.
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  • Football Wins Season Opener with Late Comeback
    With a new fall semester, comes another season of football for the Southern Connecticut State University Owls. With a new season, comes a lot of pressure.
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  • Dark Knight Dazzles Audiences a Theater at a Time
    Viewers tell all in calling “The Dark Knight” the best movie of the summer.
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  • Batman Gets a Staff Review
    One of the summer's most anticipated movies was by far “The Dark Knight,” a follow up to the hit “Batman Begins,” released in 2005. Not only were fans anxious to see what the next chapter in Batman would reveal, the recent death of talented actor Heath Ledger almost guaranteed a hit at the box office.
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  • Pants The Fabric of Friendship
    This sequel features the reunion of four childhood best friends after they have recently gone off to college. Their summer plans originally included catching up and spending time together, since they were apart for the majority of the year. Things did not follow through as hoped by the girls as they end up going their separate ways. Their bond is tested by the series of unpredictable events in their lives, temporarily pulling them apart. The talented young actresses Amber Tamblyn, America Ferrera, Blake Lively, and Alexis Bledel are faced with new challenges this time, both in life and love.
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  • Olympics Bring Ratings Gold
    The 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing was by far one of the biggest highlights of the summer. With the expectations around the highly talented Michael Phelps at their highest, fans were eager to see him perform. The Olympics was not only entertaining, but was thrilling for sports fans of all kinds. It seems as though almost any “sport” is now considered an Olympic sport. From badminton to speed walking, this year seemed to hold it all.
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  • The Sun Rises Over This Saga
    The sun may have set on the “Twilight” book series, but not before the “Breaking Dawn.”
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  • Oldie but Goodie
    Do you remember someone because of his or her unbelievable courage, or do you eventually forget about them? The novel “Krik? Krak!,” written by Edwidge Danticat, is about the brutalities and suffering the Haiti women sustained throughout their lifetimes.
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  • Reving Up for a Another Round of Fall Tv Shows
    This fall's TV lineup is jam packed with anticipated season premieres and new shows. Although baseball is considered America's greatest pastime, TV has certainly jumped up on the list. People of all ages often revolve their schedules around the TV shows they watch. Luckily, fans that own high-tech gadgets such as DVR and TiVo can watch their shows at their own leisure.
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