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'Abolitionist,' Norman Patterson, held a sign that showed an aborted fetus while pulling the sign of a protestor.
Abortion Activists Bring their Cause to Central's Campus
Madison Musco, News Editor • October 18, 2024

A small group of 'abortion abolitionists' used graphic imagery on Central Connecticut State University's campus to promote their cause on Monday, Oct. 14. Led by Norman Patterson Jr., founder of the Connecticut Foundation...

New Regents Chair Martin Guay Pledges to take Action
Deanna Prescott, Editor-in-Chief • October 17, 2024

Martin Guay, the new chairman of the Board of Regents, said he plans to prioritize work-based learning experiences for students, the Early College and Dual Enrollment program and the alignment of enrollment rates with tuition...

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Music, Murder and Fun With “Clue: The Musical”
Music, Murder and Fun With “Clue: The Musical”
Jayden Klaus, Lifestyle Editor • May 2, 2024

Clue is easily one of the most popular and well-known board game produced by Hasbro. So, it is no surprise that it has been adapted into a movie, stage play and even a musical. Central Connecticut State...

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Volleyball Dedicates Weekend to Domestic Violence, Mental Health Awareness
Volleyball Dedicates Weekend to Domestic Violence, Mental Health Awareness
Ian Yale, Sports Editor • October 21, 2024

The CCSU Volleyball team played host to the Fairleigh Dickinson Knights over the weekend for a pair of NEC matches.   The Blue Devils partnered with Jamaal Wagner...

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OPINION: "Much Ado," Must See
OPINION: "Much Ado," Must See
Jayden Klaus, Lifestyle Editor • October 17, 2024

Shakespeare returned to the campus last week with a brilliant performance by Central students. The show, “Much Ado About Nothing,” was performed in Maloney Hall’s Blackbox Theatre from Oct. 9-13. The play is one...

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