On April 16 an important announcement was made at the 19th annual Discovery Awards and Scholarship Dinner in Old Greenwich, Conn. Dr. Anthony J. Cernera, President of Sacred Heart University, informed the attendants that full-time undergraduate students with families who have incomes under $50,000 and are admitted to the university from Fairfield County high schools will be given a tuition-free education.
Laurie Goodstein starts her day off like most working mothers by eating breakfast with her husband and two sons, then heading to work at The New York Times. Her days continue with either sitting at her desk and making phone calls, or heading out of the office, to report on stories all over the country.
Eleven months ago, when our Sports Editor wanted someone to write a column for him, he was having a little bit of trouble finding someone who provide both enlightening and entertaining opinions about the world of sports. He was also having trouble finding someone willing to write an extra thousand words every week and not get credits for it.
There is only one group on campus that can say they are a "fusion of rhythm, spirit, creativity and energy"-the SHU FORCE dance team. The F.O.R.C.E. is a group of 40 girls, who through an auditioning process, come together to form a non-competitive dance group.
She's beauty, she's grace, and she's, a male? Every year Sacred Heart University has their spring competition to see who will be the next "Mr. SHU." For this year's Spring 2008 competition, nine young men competed to win over the crowd and judges to earn the title of "Mr.
As we prepare to leave the place that has served as our home away from home for the past four years, it is impossible to part with our college career without thinking about all of the things that we are sure to miss. Through all the good times, the hard times and all of the memories we have made here, it never occurred to us that it would someday end.
It's the final countdown- girls are getting their dresses and boys are, um, well, doing nothing. Senior Week is right around the corner - and that means open bars, no more school, and a last chance to celebrate with the friends that become our family. It also means you have to decide whether or not you are going with a date or stag to Commencement Ball.