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Senior’s farewell: Make sure you go for it
General Manager/Publisher of The Chronicle Andrew Vazzano sends farewell to Quinnipiac and The Chronicle.…
Friendly would be up in arms
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…
Editorial: SGA’s oversight unacceptable
Chronicle editorial board responds to Jennifer Walts' letter.…
History threatens to repeat itself
An editorial written by Geoff Sawyer entitled "Still fighting unjust war was recently published in The Chronicle. No further specification on which unjust war was needed. In reading the article,…
No butts about it
Although I support The Chronicle's right to publish the article on the "beneficial" aspects of smoking even though it was written under a pseudonym, the article on the health consequences…
Dean is under attack
As the Democratic presidential race shifts into high gear with the Iowa caucuses on the horizon, a clear trend seems to be emerging. All of the other candidates are ganging…
Students are also to blame
The Quinnipiac e-mail network is a vast system of servers and other technology that most people will never comprehend the full magnitude of the vast network. However, when the Condor e-mail…
A freshman perspective
So my first semester of college is almost complete. Roughly one month left and then back home for Christmas. Being extremely lazy my senior year I found the…
EA is needed
You think economics is boring, finance giving you a headache, marketing is pointless, math ruining you G.P.A, well maybe it's time for a class in Electronic Arts. If the University of…
Smoking does have its benefits
"Love is a smoke made with the fume of sighs." -William Shakespeare With the recent restaurant smoking ban imposed in Connecticut this October, I began to wonder: with all the fuss…
Dr. Henry Lee addresses school
Dr. Henry Lee, one of the world's foremost forensics experts, says he is still "keeping an open mind" regarding the 40-year old controversy as to whether Lee Harvey Oswald acted…
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