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February 04, 2012 | 
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February 04, 2012 |
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[caption id="attachment_385985" align="alignright" width="450" caption="Courtesy of UNotes"][/caption] Students in Professor Warren Goldstein’s first-year seminar got a special experience while being filmed for C-SPAN 3. “Beyond the Dreamer: The Life and Work of Martin Luther King Jr.” is being aired Saturday, Dec. 3 at 8 p.m. and midnight and Sunday, Dec.
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Arraignment begins in beard cutting case Four members of an Amish group charged with hate crimes are set for arraignment in Youngstown, Ohio on Wednesday. The sect leader, Samuel Mullet Sr., along with two of his sons and his son-in-law, will be in court after being accused of shaving the
All the late bloomers and early hatchlings will all be gathered in Lincoln Theater on Sunday Dec. 4 at 2:30 p.m. The annual Fall Commencement Ceremony will take place on this day for those students who finished their degree requirements at different points during the academic school year. Some students
Residential Directors has started their selection process for the Residential Assistants (RA) and will make their selection for the 2012-2013 school year right before spring break. “It’s an exciting and always changing opportunity,” said Max Koskoff, Residential Director (RD) of C & D Complex. Max Koskoff and the rest of
For eighteen-year-old Loren Thompson texting is not just a necessity, but a pass time, a habit and an addiction. Recently seen on MTV’s “True Life: I’m a Textaholic,” Thompson, native of Windsor, Connecticut, has become a small town celebrity at the University of Hartford. After having her sister write in
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[caption id="attachment_3859287" align="alignright" width="306" caption="Office of Communication"][/caption] The University announced the hiring of a new Vice President for Institutional Advancement on Wednesday morning. Christine Pina replaced interim Vice President Kathy Voelker in the position heeding the office of Institutional Advancement. The position greatly affects the University as a whole as
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[caption id="attachment_3859283" align="alignright" width="460" caption="WNPR"][/caption] University of Hartford alumnus Pedro Segarra has been elected mayor of the city of Hartford. Segarra had been serving as interim mayor since June 2010 after the conviction of Mayor Eddie Perez on charges of corruption. Before being appointed as mayor, Segarra, a democrat, served
From hurricanes to snow storms that destroyed the whole power system of Connecticut, the University has decided to make some changes regarding finals and the end of the semester. Between Hurricane Irene and the recent storm, the University is down seven days of academic class time. Because of that, the
After a trying week, the administration is now sitting down to review the process and evaluate the effectiveness of the emergency plan set to action during the recent storm. Students have been left confused and frustrated by many of the situations that transpired as a result of the loss of
Although the weather at the end of last month made it feel like nature was making the Northeast take a step back from technology, many children in Tennessee are reminded of how precious life is daily. Up Til Dawn was created on campus to provide support to St. Jude Children’s
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