The Women's Center and Violence Against Women Prevention Program's T-shirts display messages of hope and strength in the face of violence. 'Society's dirty laundry'Clothesline Project promotes awareness of sexual violenceMade all the more relevant to every UConn student in light of the recent sexual assaults on campus, the Violence Against Women Protection Program (VAWPP) and Women's Center's annual Clothesline Project will wrap up today outside the Student Union at 4 p.m.Young Huskies begin season far from homeAfter a season characterized by youth and injuries, the men's hockey team begins their 2008-2009 season this weekend in Alaska at the Kendall Hockey Classic. The Huskies play Alaska-Anchorage on Saturday followed by Alaska-Fairbanks on Sunday. UConn only has three senior on its roster, but many of the underclassmen saw significant playing time last year, a fact that causes coach Bruce Marshall to be confident.Clothesline Project sends an important messageEvery day four women die in this country from domestic violence, according to the National Organization for Women. The Clothesline Project was designed to get the message out there and curb the problem. The T-shirts hanging in front of the Student Union on Fairfield Way are part of a powerful message about violence against women.
Baron Vaughn roars through one of his many impersonations on the stage of Student Union theater. Vaughn kept the SUBOG comedy series going strong with his unpredictable, frantic show Thursday night. Vaughn entertains with raucous showWhen you're met at the door by SUBOG members handing out free felt mustaches, you know you're in for an interesting night. And the SUBOG comedy show featuring Baron Vaughn didn't disappoint, providing raucous laughter and side-splitting jokes. Neil Charles was the opening comedian on the bill. |
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