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September 07, 2010 | 
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September 07, 2010 |
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Look no further for a little entertainment in your life, because this year Hawk’s Nest is revamping its reputation by holding nightly performances and events, as well as evaluating the option to start serving alcohol.
Residents for the 2010-2011 school year might be surprised to find out the strike system and status systems that were once in place for student conduct have been abolished.
Spencer Allen Brooks
This summer the Village Market, located inside the Konover Campus Center, underwent a massive overhaul transforming it into a market rivaling the atmosphere of a “Whole Foods,” albeit significantly smaller.
Spencer Allan Brooks
In a pleasing attempt to stretch the Hartford student’s dollar, the campus bookstore has introduced textbook rental this semester.
While attending the University of Hartford, students have the option to receive alerts and updates to their cell phones via text message.
The annual “Day of Choices” has been opened this year to upperclassmen instead of being the usual freshman exclusive events.
Alexandria Hubbard
Anyone who has spent time outside the Mortensen Library has seen the steps and grass littered with cigarette butts, a problem a group on campus is now trying to combat with a no-smoking proposal.
Courtesy of Hartford.edu/commencement
Commencement for the class of 2010 will commemorate the achievements and successes of the graduating class.
Though the tradition of painting the anchor on campus has happened for at least 40 years, the university is now expecting students to use more eco-friendly paint to make their designs.
When the end of the year comes, it can seem easy to simply throw away whatever does not fit in the back of mom and dad’s car, but a group of students on campus want students to think twice about putting these items in the trash. Students and faculty on
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