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I Live For The Applause

April 12, 2017

By Melissa O’Rourke Asst. Photography Editor The lights go out and I take my place on the dark stage. The crowd is completely silent as I anxiously wait for the lights to come back on. I feel my heart beating in my chest as the lights go up and the music starts to play. Not even […]

Is Parking Still A Pain?

April 12, 2017

By Meagan Bonner Staff Reporter Do you ever find it difficult to park on campus here at Sacred Heart University? Do you feel like public safety’s ticketing is unnecessary when there is actually no parking available, yet on the ticket they write, “parking was available.” You’re not alone. Many students are frustrated with the parking […]

Does Your Milkshake Bring All the Likes to Instagram?

April 12, 2017

By Daniel Diggins Staff Reporter What kind of milkshake is the best kind of milkshake? “Main Street Creamery has amazing milkshakes and the craziest assortment of flavors. I always mix peanut butter, chocolate and banana and my friend mixes coffee and oreo,” said junior Corey Gittleman. Main Street Creamery in Bridgeport, Conn. is just one […]

Career Development Programs

April 12, 2017

By Faye Kenijian Staff Reporter With summer approaching, many students are looking for internships, jobs and freelance work. Sacred Heart University has a Career Development and Placement Center on the second floor of the Linda McMahon Commons. The goal is to provide guidance and preparation to all full-time and part-time undergraduate and graduate students. Career […]

The Ink Pen Debate

April 12, 2017

He Said: Anthony Mattariello So if you haven’t noticed yet the He Said She Said column has been mostly about food. I mean we’ve done avocados, macaroni and cheese and mac and cheese bites. For this issue we’re going to change things up a little bit. We’re going to talk about something that most people […]

UConn Women’s Basketball’s 111-Game Win Streak Comes To An End

April 5, 2017

The 111-game win streak of the University of Connecticut (UConn) Women’s Basketball’s team has come to an end. The Huskies winning streak came to an end in the NCAA National Semifinal on March 31 against Mississippi State. The winning streak was the longest in NCAA Women’s College Basketball history. The previous long for a win […]

He Said She Said: Who Let The Dogs Out?

April 5, 2017

Kelsey Dogs are probably one of the cutest animals you could have as a pet. Then again, animals are just adorable in general. For the most part you can pet them, cuddle with them and they are great company. Although my friend Anthony over there loves big dogs, I however love small dogs. Yorkshire Terriers, […]

Post Graduation: Are You Really Independent?

April 5, 2017

By Michael Marino After graduating from college, would you want to continue living with your parents, or do you want to be independent right away? According to thewrap.com, millennials do not consider themselves adults until the age of 30. However, seniors at Sacred Heart University have different thoughts on adulthood and what they are planning […]

Late-Night Diner to Open in October

April 5, 2017

By Nicole Croteau Sacred Heart University will be building a late night diner on main campus as a new dining option for students within the upcoming year. The diner, which is scheduled to be up and running in October of 2017, will have late night hours on weekends. It’s set to stay open until 3 […]

Next Live Action Film “The Little Mermaid”

April 5, 2017

By Danielle La Pierre Directors Chris Bouchard and Blake Harris are teaming up with Conglomerate Media and Kingsway Productions and entering the trend of live action remakes of classic children’s movies with “The Little Mermaid.” Disney was the latest studio to do something similar, most recently with “Beauty and the Beast.” According to the trailer, […]