Recently, the state of Conneticut released rapists, murders, and pedophiles behind the wooded area of Park Royal. "I was concerned for my life, I knew he was up to no good. He actually followed me up to my apartment", said Lauren McAvoy, a Junior, from West Islip, N.
"To study abroad or not to," for some people it's not even a question. Some students have known since high school that they've wanted to study abroad, while others haven't. Who could benefit from the study abroad program? Freshman aren't allowed to participate, however sophomores, junoirs, and senoirs may.
New and compelling video games are attracting college students around the nation, putting books and classes second. It is the dawn of a new era for the college student; it is the age of technology. We have already warned you about the dangers of too many extension cords, but what about the system other end of that extension cord? "Video games are great just to pass the time," said Louis Broccoli, sophomore, Pelham Manor, N.
In the past few years academic performance enhancing drugs have been on the rise. Each year more and more students are prescribed Adderall for the treatment of Attention Deficit Disorder, but they are not the only ones using the drug. According to the GainsvilleSun.
Ross Szabo came to campus last Wednesday to speak for the "Fear No People" lecture series sponsored by Residential Life. Szabo aimed to diminish the stigma given to people with mental illness. Szabo, a survivor of mental illness, was able to connect with students as he explained mental illness and told his personal story.
A self-defense program known as R.A.D. will be offered for women at Sacred Heart this November. The program is available free of charge to all female members of the Sacred Heart community including students, faculty and staff, and their family members. R.
Connecticut joins Vermont and Massachusetts by affording gay couples to enter into a civil union. Property rights, hospital visits and making medical decisions on the others behalf are just a few of the legal rights that these couples will now have. Unlike Vermont and Massachusetts, Connecticut had this bill passed without a lawsuit or a court order.