The Quinnipiac Chronicle

See the text of Bill Nye’s commencement speech, relive The Chronicle’s play-by-play coverage, watch a recording of the ceremony, and check out the quoteworthy moments of Commencement 2010.

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For $40 a month, Kaitlyn Boresky surrenders herself to the luminous lights and happy warmth of a tanning bed. To maintain her glow, she tans six to seven days a week, and doesn’t intend to stop.

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With five goals in the fourth quarter, the Bobcats held on to defeat Sacred Heart 13-8 on Tuesday and ran their winning streak to two games.

The Bobcats’ bats could not come through against a stellar performance from Eagles starter Dane Clemens, as Quinnipiac fell, 6-1, on Tuesday afternoon in Chestnut Hill.

A lot of people blame Mexicans for many of the economic woes our country is facing today. Many of them take low-skill jobs likes flipping burgers or mowing lawns for wages that would otherwise be insulting for non-Mexicans.

RAVE of the week: QU Singer’s spring concert
WRECK of the week: ‘South Park’ censored’

Against a backdrop of beautiful weather to complement the unofficial “May Weekend,” scores of Quinnipiac students forwent drinking to walk firmly against a leading cause of death in humans worldwide

Ben Wald is spearheading an ad hoc committee called the Community Resource Group, whose mission is to raise student awareness of the resources the Quinnipiac community has set up for students on issues including sexual harassment, sexual abuse, alcohol abuse and drug abuse.

Looking for a study break? Check out the Quinnipiac Film Society’s (QFS) “Quinnies,” a film festival for Quinnipiac students, by Quinnipiac students.

For all you lazy, uninformed college students or those who are always “too busy” to catch up with the news, it’s time you joined the Twitter craze. And that’s just one of many purposes this rapidly-growing social networking tool satisfies. Twitter is undoubtedly the fastest news source around, and it’s no coincidence that its most common use is on the go, in the palm of your hand on your cell phone.

Classes for next year, internships, jobs, workload, finals, papers, lingering tests, drama at home, drama in the dorm, drama with a relationship, lack of sleep, lack of motivation, should I go out tonight or write that paper, in need of a good homemade meal, indecisive with what to do with the next hour let alone the rest of my life. College students have a lot going on, and seeing students lying out on the Quad proves that spring is exactly what everyone needs right now.

Since 2002, the Albert Schweitzer Institute has existed at Quinnipiac University to encourage students to expand their perspectives to encompass global prospects when considering humanitarian values, healthcare and peace. The Institute has been successful in helping poverty-stricken areas around the world such as Nicaragua and Guatemala, yet recent results of public relations class surveys show that more than half of Quinnipiac’s students still do not know the Institute exists on campus.