Archive for 'Opinion'
Mexicans are stealing our jobs
Posted on 28. Apr, 2010 by Andrew Greene.
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.
Continue Reading
Everyone should use Twitter
Posted on 28. Apr, 2010 by Lenny Neslin.
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.
Continue Reading
Don’t forget to relax during stressful times
Posted on 28. Apr, 2010 by Linsday Roberts.
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.
Continue Reading
‘My first year at Quinnipiac has been the best year of my life’
Posted on 28. Apr, 2010 by Christine Burroni.
How many things can change in one year? Well for starters, I have a new address, new friends, new living situation, new workout schedule, and I guess in general, a new life.
Continue Reading
It’s been ‘one hell of a ride’
Posted on 28. Apr, 2010 by Andrew Fletcher.
Editor-in-Chief Andrew Fletcher sends farewell to Quinnipiac and The Chronicle
Continue Reading
Senior’s farewell: Make sure you go for it
Posted on 28. Apr, 2010 by Andrew Vazzano.
General Manager/Publisher of The Chronicle Andrew Vazzano sends farewell to Quinnipiac and The Chronicle.
Continue Reading
Friendly would be up in arms
Posted on 22. Apr, 2010 by The QU Chronicle.
The Fred Friendly First Amendment Award, presented annually by the School of Communications, has been given to some of the most respectable names in journalism–Tom Brokaw, Tim Russert and Bob Schieffer, to name a few.
Continue Reading
Intimacy of The Fray concert a refreshing sight
Posted on 21. Apr, 2010 by Matt Busekroos.
If music was medicine, The Fray would be able to save a life following their performance at the TD Bank Sports Center on Sunday.
Continue Reading
Something doesn’t make sense here
Posted on 21. Apr, 2010 by Julia Bucchianeri.
I feel that I have a pretty strong sense of respect for the security, staff and administration here at Quinnipiac University. I mind my “P’s and Q’s” toward them as often as I can, and I fully try to believe that there must be good reason behind all that they do and why they get paid so much. However, my respect for the security changed a bit one day last week.
Continue Reading
Letter to the editor: SPB disappointed with coverage
Posted on 21. Apr, 2010 by The QU Chronicle.
The Student Programming Board (SPB) is a group of dedicated members who share the common goal of having diverse and engaging programming on campus for the student body. The events we program occur every weekend and occasionally during the week
Continue Reading
Shuttle system is unreliable, and that’s unacceptable
Posted on 21. Apr, 2010 by The QU Chronicle.
One of the benefits of paying roughly $49,000 a year to go Quinnipiac University is a “free” shuttle service. These shuttles can be very useful at times, especially for students without cars on campus. But what good are they when they never show up and leave you stranded in the middle of New Haven?
Continue Reading
‘What the hell?’ How two shady-looking kids made it backstage at The Fray concert
Posted on 20. Apr, 2010 by Mike Farrell.
It turns out you didn’t need to buy a ticket to get into Sunday night’s concert with The Fray at the TD Bank Sports Center. Hell, you could have even had backstage passes the whole time.
Continue Reading
Letter to the Editor: Quad News: Dear QU, wake up!
Posted on 14. Apr, 2010 by The QU Chronicle.
Letter to the Editor from The Quad News regarding booking Student Center tables.
Continue Reading
Letter to the Editor: Students should register to vote for SGA elections
Posted on 14. Apr, 2010 by The QU Chronicle.
A few weeks ago, the Student Government Association held their annual elections on Blackboard. Two thousand, one hundred forty-eight students, or 37.7 percent of the undergraduate student body logged on and voted during the 20 hours that the polls were open.
Continue Reading
Photos on flickr
Follow @QUChronSports for updates on the QU Bobcats
