NEWS
Aramark worker layoffs prompt USLAC action
By Jessica Chin
Approximately 45 students and dining service workers joined forces in a meeting Monday night to discuss Aramark’s decision to eliminate positions and reduce hours of many
employees. The jobs in jeopardy were those of workers in MoConaughy Hall (MoCon), the Davenport Campus Center and Summerfields.
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OPINIONS
Editorial | Letters | Column | Wespeaks
Cutting jobs isn’t the answer
The price of a student’s meal plan is approximately $1,170 per semester. Students commonly complain that the price of food at the
campus center and at WeShop is exorbitant.
time and energy.
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FEATURES
State law mandates closing Macdonaugh Elementary
By Sam Siegel
The future of Macdonaugh Elementary School in Middletown’s North End is in jeopardy due to a Connecticut state law that limits the percentage of minority students allowed in the
state’s public schools.
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Ampersand
Pop Quiz, Hotshot
By Sara Morisson & Matt Sienkewicz
Question:
Would you rather:
a. fulfill your weekly obligation to write a humor page that is both good and quality?
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Sports
Women’s volleyball meets Engineers at the
ECAC finals
By Rob Barlow
When all the cheering had subsided, after the final tears were shed, and the trophy presented to the winners, one could not help but wonder - was it destiny?
This past weekend, the women’s volleyball team avenged last year’s first round Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Tournament loss to MIT by beating the Engineers 3-1 in the
championship game.
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For the Record
"I always tell our players that they will never play a
perfect game, but it is how they come back from
mistakes that defines them as players."
~Frank Hauser, head coach of football
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