Archive for 'On-campus'
‘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.
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‘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.
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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.
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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.
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‘Live and let live’
Posted on 14. Apr, 2010 by Christine Burroni.
Walking out of Alumni Hall last Monday, April 5, everyone who came out to listen to Marc Elliot’s “What Makes you Tick” presentation had gained a new perspective of the word “tolerance” – not acceptance, but tolerance.
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Don’t miss out on sunny days
Posted on 14. Apr, 2010 by Julia Bucchianeri.
The fun days on the Quad are just as valuable as class
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Letter to the Editor: I have ‘lost faith’ due to SGA elections
Posted on 07. Apr, 2010 by The QU Chronicle.
Being a member of the Student Programming Board (SPB) has given me a purpose at Quinnipiac University outside of my academics. Unfortunately, I have lost some faith in this community due to the recent results from the SGA election. SPB is unable to directly elect the president of our organization because we are a standing [...]
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End campus drug problems
Posted on 03. Mar, 2010 by Joe Pelletier.
Forget the pro-decriminalization debate for a second. For that matter, forget the anti-decriminalization debate. Please stop selling drugs on the Quinnipiac campus.
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Love country, love college: Take some tips from Winter Olympic Games
Posted on 03. Mar, 2010 by Andrew Fletcher.
For two weeks out of the year, Americans draped themselves in the flag, chanted “USA” and cheered on their country in snowboarding, curling and everything in between. Take that experience and use it for your Bobcats.
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My convenient laptop job
Posted on 03. Mar, 2010 by Stephanie Osmanski.
In recently noticing a significant depletion in my financial situation, my first response was to whine to my parents. As I begged them to deposit another couple hundred dollars into my lowly bank account, all the while proclaiming the difficulties of money management as a college student, I wondered how much more fulfilling I would feel if I could earn the money myself.
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The skinny on QU girls
Posted on 24. Feb, 2010 by Lindsay Roberts.
There are plenty of stereotypes for Quinnipiac girls. We all own a BlackBerry, the standard brown UGG boots and a North Face. Our lives would be incomplete without Toad’s. Describe us as bitchy, slutty or cliquey, and I could come up with plenty of arguments to shoot you down. However, I have found one descriptive word that fits a large proportion of Quinnipiac girls: skinny.
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Security won’t stop everything
Posted on 17. Feb, 2010 by Joe Pelletier.
Campus security at Quinnipiac University is doing exactly its job as well. But if a professor were to bring a firearm on campus in their briefcase, just about nothing could be done to stop it.
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Former skinhead is ‘living proof’
Posted on 17. Feb, 2010 by Christine Burroni.
I left Alumni Hall Monday night in awe of what I had just heard. Out of complete curiosity, I had attended the Student Programming Board’s event, “Confessions of a Recovering Skinhead,” and not knowing what a “skinhead” was, I wasn’t sure what to expect going in. Walking into the room at 7 p.m., many seats were taken, but I managed to find a seat right in the middle.
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Diversity is ‘a process’
Posted on 12. Feb, 2010 by Phil Nobile.
During the opening words of Eugene Robinson’s lecture to a crowded Alumni Hall last Wednesday, the Pulitzer Prize winner said, “Anyone who doesn’t believe we have progressed ought to be here now.” And if you look around at our world today, you can’t help but agree with that statement.
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