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Food Review: LC Chen’s

November 16, 2016

By Mary O’Connell Staff Reporter The Fairfield County area boasts many Asian dining options, all of which are frequented by Sacred Heart students. LC Chen’s, a Pan-Asian dining restaurant located in Fairfield, serves a wide and unique variety of Asian cuisine ranging from chinese food, southeast asian food, thai and sushi. The style of the […]

Kellogg’s Tour of Gymnastics Champions Stops in Bridgeport

November 16, 2016

By Alexa Brisson Staff Reporter Olympic gymnast Mary Lou Retton once said, “each of us has a fire in our hearts for something. It’s our goal in life to find it and keep it lit.” This determination is truly inspiring to gymnasts everywhere, and for some Sacred Heart University athletes, seeing the USA Olympic Gymnastics […]

Sacred Heart University’s Annual Turkey Drive

November 16, 2016

By Christina Dimauro Staff Reporter Every year around Thanksgiving, Sacred Heart University’s Student Government sets out to help families in the surrounding community celebrate the start of the holiday season. The turkey drive is a campus-wide event with a goal to purchase 500 turkeys this year. The donations of the drive goes to non-profit organizations […]

Noel Sets All-Time Passing Yards Record

November 16, 2016

By Heather Keller Staff Reporter Before fifth year quarterback RJ Noel even steps onto the field for pregame, he is focused and ready to go. His mindset does not waiver in the presence of an opponent even if he is on the brink of breaking a record. “My mindset has completely stayed the same since I […]

Tell Us Your Story: Addison Chau

November 16, 2016

By Hannah O’Brien Staff Reporter Becoming Sacred Heart University’s Student Government President was never planned out for Addison Chau. The key for Chau making it as president was for him to go with the flow. Aside from being Student Government President, Chau is involved in other school clubs and organizations. From Student Ambassadors, string ensemble, […]

Women’s Bowling Hoping For Successful Season

November 16, 2016

By Kendall Gregory Staff Reporter The Sacred Heart University’s women’s bowling team has begun this season the same way they ended last year, by winning. The team finished the 2015-16 season by winning the Northeast Conference (NEC) Championship against Long Island University-Brooklyn. Expectations for this season remain high. Senior captain Amanda Tyrell wants to get […]

Sacred Heart Splits Basketball Doubleheader With Fairfield

November 14, 2016

By Shawn Sailer Sports Editor The Sacred Heart University Pioneers women’s and men’s basketball teams faced off with Fairfield University in the Crosstown Classic on Nov. 11 at Webster Bank Arena in Bridgeport, Conn. The women’s game got the night started as Sacred Heart redshirt sophomore forward Katherine Haines led all scorers with 18 points […]

Snapchat Filters: How Basic Are You?

November 9, 2016

He Said: Anthony Mattariello Social media is something that is always changing. New media outlets are constantly coming into the spotlight and others are falling out. The classic example of a social media fading away is MySpace. Back in the early 2000s, MySpace was the place to be. I specifically remember my page. I would […]

Poet’s Corner: “A Reach”

November 9, 2016

By Emma Lyn Schwartz Sometimes it takes work to reach something beautiful And sometimes you can’t do it Sometimes just looking at the chains that hold you make you- force you to give up But you don’t know what you need is right there And I know it’s hard to understand when you can’t see […]

Video Sharing App is Shutting Down

November 9, 2016

By Caroline Fallon Staff Reporter Hours after announcing a 9 percent staff cut, Twitter says it’s also cutting the Vine app. The looping-video app which bursted to popularity after its launch in 2013 has struggled to match that growth in the past year. Vine, owned by Twitter, allows people to make short videos and share […]

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