Closed session at USG meeting violates FOI lawsThe Undergraduate Student Government violated Connecticut's Freedom of Information laws last night by failing to follow proper procedure for closing their public meeting and moving into executive session, which is not open to the public.
The top player in the nation, O'Brian White hopes to lead the Huskies deeper into the NCAA Tournament in search of a national title. Soccer: Bracelets a reminder of ultimate goalTwo words: "Unfinished Business." The phrase is engraved in the minds and on the wristbands the No. 2 Men's Soccer team wore after their 2007 season came to an abrupt end by way of a 1-0 loss to Virginia Tech in the NCAA quarterfinals at home. Since that time, the team has had nothing else on their minds but redemption.
Editorial: New recycling bags a welcome additionIn an effort to encourage students to "go green" and actively try to save the environment, ResLife has placed reusable recycling bags in the dorm rooms around campus. The bags are made of a strong material that appears to be fairly leak-proof and they are easy to store.
Dr. Ronald Mallett, professor of theoretical physics at the university, will be the subject of a feature film by famed filmmaker Spike Lee. Traveling across all boundariesSpike Lee to make movie based on UConn professor's life, time travel researchDr. Ronald Mallett is a professor of theoretical physics here at the University of Connecticut. But his remarkable story takes him much further than the lectern and laboratory. From a humble beginning in the Bronx, Mallett has become an internationally known physicist and the best-selling author of the book "Time Traveler," which is slated to be adapted into a movie by acclaimed director Spike Lee. |
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