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Elm City Theater Company Praised By Local Paper

The Charger Bulletin March 30, 2009

Reprinted from The New Haven Advocate"World Premiere One-Acts": Walking Through Fire by Daniel O'Mara and King's Country by Jeremy Tortora. Final performance 10 p.m. March 29 at Dodds Hall, on the University...

USGA Elections

The Charger Bulletin March 30, 2009

USGA Elections will take place from April 6th through April 8th. Read the platforms of those running below before making your decisions!Candidates:PresidentWilfred BurrowsTreasurerHeather Brown Christopher...

Police: Gunman’s estranged wife worked at home

The Charger Bulletin March 30, 2009

CARTHAGE, N.C. - Detectives are investigating whether a gunman accused of killing eight people may have picked a North Carolina nursing home as his target because his estranged wife worked there, police...

UNH Student Victim of Hit-and-Run

The Charger Bulletin March 25, 2009

A UNH freshman who was crossing the Boston Post Road at the entrance of the University at approximately 9:30 a.m. this morning was the victim of a hit and run accident. He has been taken to Yale New Haven...

Ferrandiz, Rivas Named Charger Bulletin Athletes of the Week

The Charger Bulletin March 25, 2009

WEST HAVEN, Conn. - University of New Haven women's lacrosse student-athlete Ashley Ferrandiz and baseball catcher Jimmy Rivas have been named the Charger Bulletin Athletes of the Week for the week ending...

STOP… HAMMER TIME PRESENTS THE 3RD BI-ANNUAL FRISBEE TOURNAMENT: Start Your Spring Weekend Off Right

The Charger Bulletin March 23, 2009

Hammer Time presents the 3rd Bi-Annual Frisbee Tournament on Friday, May 1, 2009 from 10:00 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. on Kayo Field (turf field in front of New Hall building) at the University of New Haven. ...

FAA: Children among 17 dead in Montana plane crash

The Charger Bulletin March 22, 2009

BUTTE, Mont. - A small plane crashed Sunday as it approached an airport in Montana, killing 17 people, including several children, a Federal Aviation Administration spokesman said.The single engine turboprop...

5,000 evacuated after hazardous acid spill in Pa.

The Charger Bulletin March 21, 2009

WIND GAP, Pa. - Evacuation orders for about 5,000 people in northeastern Pennsylvania remain in effect even as authorities say the leak of a hazardous chemical has been contained.Authorities say a tanker...

Madoff’s new home: Cell the size of walk-in closet

The Charger Bulletin March 12, 2009

NEW YORK - Bernard Madoff's new Manhattan home is the size of a walk-in closet, with cinderblock walls, linoleum floors and a bunk bed.Breakfast will be served before sunrise, and the disgraced financier...

West Haven Clears Campus Building After Hazardous Situation

The Charger Bulletin March 11, 2009

Dodds Hall was cleared for use on Monday by the West Haven Department of Health after liquid used in forensic science research was found on the floor of a fourth floor lab early Friday morning. No one...

Fanboys Flock To Watch Watchmen

timothyfasano March 11, 2009

DC Comics has transformed another of their graphic novel creations in to a movie of epic proportions.Watchmen is set in an alternative, violent past. Superheroes assist in winning the Vietnam War swiftly,...

UNH Leaders Attend Leadership Conference

Heather Brown March 11, 2009

Last week the Undergraduate Student Government Association sent four students to College Station, Texas for the Conference on Student Government Associations (COSGA). Wilfred Burrows III, Heather Brown,...

The Worst of ’09: Play With Caution

timothyfasano March 11, 2009

Hello once again my gaming fans, it is I, your Charger Bulletin Gaming Guru, back from the nine hells to relinquish my wisdom upon thee. Now, typically I like to promote the games I think will best suit...

The Charger Battery

danosipovitch March 11, 2009

PositivesWow! The Henry C. Lee Institute is back on. We've been waiting quite a while for this news. Unfortunately we'll have to deal with even more construction on the campus, but this is a much needed...

Defense Chief Calls Obama Analytical

Melanie Rovinsky March 11, 2009

Defense Chief Robert Gates told NBC on Sunday, Mar. 1 that he thinks President Obama is "somewhat more analytical" than George W. Bush.During his interview on Meet the Press, Gates added that President...

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