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Paul Armstrong: The Scouser in the Net (0)
10/27/09 •
Senior Goalkeeper Paul Armstrong, like most of the foreign players on the CCSU men’s soccer team has come a long way. Not just the 3,222 miles from Liverpool, England to New Britain, but the soccer journey he has taken as well.
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Blue Devils Survive: Missed Extra Point Gives CCSU Win Over Bryant (0)
10/26/09 •
CCSU held off a late rally, and a missed extra point by Chris Bird with nine seconds left sealed the win for the Blue Devils, as they held off Bryant 24-23, on a blustery day at Bulldog Stadium on Saturday.
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Student Presence Annoys Belvedere Neighborhood Residents (0)
10/26/09 •
An open forum designed to address the concerns of New Britain‘s Belvedere neighborhood residents exposed several persistent issues spanning from average noise and party complaints to attempted breaking and entering.
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Bold Structures Inhabit the Chen Gallery (0)
10/25/09 •
Sixteen bold paintings are displayed across the wall of the gallery. Each painting is infused with bright colors and clear structure, which is contrasted against unmanageable forms. Most of the paintings have key elements in them, including an octopus, helicopters, and buildings, which give the paintings their geometric feel.
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News
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Former CCSU Prof.’s Books Highlight Lives of German Fighter Pilots

11/06/09
Former CCSU history professor Peter Kilduff visited the campus bookstore to discuss his books that retell the thrilling lives and successes of two German fighter pilots of World War I.
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Walsh: Start Managing Your Money Now
The CCSU finance association invited Vice President of Finance Industry Regulatory Authority Gerry Walsh to discuss with students her ideas on how to approach saving, investment and avoiding debt.
Opinion
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A Letter from the SGA President and Vice President
Fellow Blue Devils,
First we would like to thank you for permitting us to represent you, the student body, as YOUR student government President and Vice-President for the 2009-2010 Academic Year. We cannot express how grateful we are that you have put your trust in us to act as your voice for this university.
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Letter to the Editor 10.28.09
CCSU’s English Honor Society, Sigma Tau Delta, in partnership with The Golden Key Honor Society, have created a one day event, entitled the Book Bash, to be held at Gaffney Elementary School on October 30th.
It’s premise is simple: we want to help children build home libraries. We have collected over 1,000 books, and [...]
Sports
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Blue Devils Pull Win from Jaws of Great Danes
A battle of the conference undefeated took place on the gridiron of Arute Field here at CCSU this past Saturday. The Blue Devils came from behind in the 2nd half to upend the Great Danes of Albany, 31-29.
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CCSU Women’s Cross Country Take Fifth at Mini Meet

10/27/09
The Central women’s cross country team battled the weather along with the 10 other teams competing for a victory this past weekend. The Blue Devils finished fifth overall and scored 135 points in their final race in preparation for the NEC championships this upcoming weekend.
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Album review: Julian Casablancas’ ‘Phrazes for the Young’

11/06/09
Casablancas doesn’t revert to the upbeat tempo of The Strokes. He keeps each song slow and crafty. ‘Phrazes of the Young’ is a spirited album that serves the purpose of just listening to it.
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Javapalooza, a Quiet Oasis
Though the coffeehouse lies right on Main Street in Middletown, Conn., the entrance is tucked away giving the shop a quiet and private feel which is a nice contrast to the business of the street. Though the shop is small, it’s a good place to meet with friends or to get some work done.



