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UCONN: X-LOT X'D OUT

Over the summer students are bombarded with emails about construction, modifications in administration, and parking lot changes. Amidst the seemingly useless information, one change has greatly affected the growing UConn population: the loss of X-Lot. Full story

Rochelle BaRoss

Looking for a late-night snack?

Campus favorites provide good eats for students late into the night

At this point in the school year, new students are probably getting pretty hungry at night when the dining halls close. But where should someone brand new to Storrs order out? Hopefully, this article can shed some light on the situation with the best takeout UConn has to offer. (Just don’t go overboard and make the Freshman 15 the Freshman 30.) Full story

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Zach Frazer

BRINGING DOWN THE HOUSE

Huskies to face Wolverines in front of record-breaking crowd

The UConn football team will run out of the tunnel of a newly-refurbished Michigan Stadium this Saturday in front what is expected to be the largest crowd in college football history. To say the atmosphere may be a little rowdier than last year’s season opener at Ohio University may be an understatement, however, coach Randy Edsall and the Huskies are trying to treat their matchup with Michigan just like any other contest. Full story

Editorial: Programs for students’ parents are a waste

Various public universities in California have begun offering resources designed specifically for parents, such as speakers at orientation, parent-university liaisons and other similar programs that ultimately are a waste of funds that could be used elsewhere. Full story

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farmer brown

UCONN: X-LOT X'D OUT

Over the summer students are bombarded with emails about construction, modifications in administration, and parking lot changes. Amidst the seemingly useless information, one change has greatly affected the growing UConn population: the loss of X-Lot.

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Zach Frazer

BRINGING DOWN THE HOUSE

The UConn football team will run out of the tunnel of a newly-refurbished Michigan Stadium this Saturday in front what is expected to be the largest crowd in college football history. To say the atmosphere may be a little rowdier than last year’s season opener at Ohio University may be an understatement, however, coach Randy Edsall and the Huskies are trying to treat their matchup with Michigan just like any other contest.

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Editorial: Programs for students’ parents are a waste

Various public universities in California have begun offering resources designed specifically for parents, such as speakers at orientation, parent-university liaisons and other similar programs that ultimately are a waste of funds that could be used elsewhere.

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Rochelle BaRoss

Looking for a late-night snack?

At this point in the school year, new students are probably getting pretty hungry at night when the dining halls close. But where should someone brand new to Storrs order out? Hopefully, this article can shed some light on the situation with the best takeout UConn has to offer. (Just don’t go overboard and make the Freshman 15 the Freshman 30.)

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