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Publication: Volume 84 (Fall 2012 - Spring 2013)
Volume 84 (Fall 2012 – Spring 2013)
Suicide Prevetion Program Awarded Over $300,000
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration awarded the University $301,215 that will benefit the college’s Suicide Prevention Program.
Life After College: Jobs in Political Science
Degree Offers Opportunities to Graduates
Amid the current economic uncertainties plaguing the job market, it is hopeful that students enjoy clear advantages over much of their competition. For students majoring in political science, the broad scope and varied nature of the discipline readies them for a multitude of diverse career paths which are not strictly limited to the realm of politics or government.
The Spirit of Competition
RHA and SAB Host Annual Battle of the Buildings
Frazier Recovers From ACL Tear
Northeast Conference (NEC) Offensive Player of the Week after the Hawk’s second game of the season, fifth year senior Kyle Frazier, has proven that he has one thing on his mind this season, an NEC Championship ring.
Pieczynski First Field Hockey Player to Reach 100 Points
Field hockey’s senior forward Michelle Pieczynski became the first player in school history to surpass the 100-point mark for her career. She achieved the milestone earlier in the month in a loss to Fairfield University.
Women’s Soccer Opens 3-4-1
The women’s soccer team posted its first draw of the season Sunday night on the Great Lawn, with the final score of 1-1 in a match that went into double overtime against Rider. The Hawks now post a record of 3-4-1 as they end their non-conference schedule.
Suicide Awareness Month Brings Hope to Troubled Minds
It’s 4 am and the phone is glued to my right ear. Leaning against the bed, with my legs splayed out across the floor, I am chatting with a life-long friend about our significant others.
The Gun Show || Watch At Your Own Risk
Corruption Bleeds From Every Depth of the BCS
Four long months have gone by since everyone has heard from The Gun Show, and in that time, I’d say I’ve been graced by a few sports epiphanies. Luckily (I can only hope), you’re in for another year of college sports news decoding. Whether this saddens you or gives you comfort, there’s one thing I can say (as Peter Griffin once made clear), there are a few things that really grind my gears…