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World Baseball Classic Provides Excitement for Fans and Players

March 22, 2017

By Nicholas Troiano Staff Reporter The World Baseball Classic is a tournament that features the best baseball players from all over the world. It is played every four years and has 16 competing nations. The United States has never won a WBC. The field of the 2017 WBC contains countries that have won WBC titles […]

What is the Deal With Daylight Savings?

March 22, 2017

He Said: Anthony Mattariello All right people, get out of bed and adjust your socks because it’s time to argue. Spring is here, it might not feel or look like it, but it’s here. Spring means lots of different things. It means rain showers, blooming flowers, warm weather and short shorts. What some people might […]

“Cash Me Outside” Way to Fame

March 22, 2017

By Faye Kenajian Staff Reporter Danielle Bregoli is a 13-year-old girl who has recently become famous because of her episode on Dr. Phil that was broadcasted in September. Ever since her episode aired, she has become an internet sensation because of what she said on the show. The catchphrase that has become popular is, “cash […]

Are You Prepared for a Zombie Apocalypse?

March 22, 2017

By Michael Marino Staff Reporter If a zombie outbreak were to occur, would you know exactly what to do? Is there even the need to have a plan at all? According to NBCConnecticut.com, the Illinois House declared that October will be “Zombie Preparedness Month.” “I am told that if you are prepared for zombies, then […]

WikiLeaks Strikes Again

March 22, 2017

By Daniel Diggins Staff Reporter WikiLeaks, a self-proclaimed multi-national media organization, has recently released a new set of leaked confidential documents that belong to the United States. WikiLeaks.org stated that it begins its new series of leaks on the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency. Code-named Vault 7, it will be the largest publication of confidential documents […]

It’s Most Certainly Not Called Gym-NICE-stics

March 22, 2017

By Alexa Brisson Photography Editor According to Sporteology.com, gymnastics is one of the hardest sports in the world. The strength that it demands, both physically and mentally give gymnastics the title of one of the most challenging sports. While gymnasts complain about their absence of a social life, excruciating injuries, and abnormal bodies, gymnastics still […]

Learn to Laugh at Yourself

March 22, 2017

By Gabriella Nutile  Co-Copy Editor & Features Editor One of the biggest life lesson’s I have learned throughout my 21 years is that you need to learn to laugh at yourself. I think I have become an expert at this. I have had more than my fair share of embarrassing moments, and I’ve learned to […]

Freshman Charged With Falsifying Rape Accusations

March 16, 2017

By Natalie Cioffari Editor-In-Chief  Last October, Sacred Heart University freshman Nikki Yovino reported that she was allegedly sexually assaulted by two football players at an off campus party. Yovino recently recanted those statements and was later accused of lying about the rape. “Something so serious shouldn’t be taken so lightly. When someone says they’ve been […]

Sanctuary or Conflict of Interest?

March 16, 2017

By Danielle Lapierre Staff Reporter The city of Bridgeport is currently considering adopting sanctuary city status in a new campaign to protect illegal immigrants. As reported by The Hartford Courant, this campaign began when a Fairfield resident, Ann McCarthy protested at a Bridgeport rally. McCarthy works at a family resource center in Bridgeport and has […]

Trumping Twitter

March 16, 2017

By Meagan Bonner Staff Reporter As President of the United States, Donald Trump has access to two twitter accounts. The first account being his personal twitter, @realDonaldTrump and the second is @POTUS, which stands for President of the United States. Dan Scavino Jr, Trump’s assistant and the director of social media, runs the POTUS account. […]

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