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National security professor gives tips on internships

Samuel Weinmann, Political Editor October 26, 2021

Howard Stoffer, a national security professor at the University of New Haven, worked in the U.S. Foreign Service from 1980 to 2005, and for the next seven years worked for the United Nations, where he...

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“Networking is one Letter away from Notworking”

Rob Thompson, Director of Development March 27, 2019

At an early stage in my career it was engraved in me the importance of relationships and the value of your network. Not necessarily the amount of people you have in your network digitally or in the real...

How to Cope With Tragedy in Three, Easy Steps

Kaitlin Mahar February 17, 2016

We all have felt that familiar sinking in our stomachs. It seems like nothing will ever be the same, like you can’t go back to how it used to be. You feel yourself sinking into despair and feeling such...

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Melanie February 17, 2016

Dear Melanie, Once again, it’s Valentine’s Day and I am still single. I’m sick and tired of being single and seeing everyone happy on Valentine’s Day. How do I deal with Valentine’s Day and...

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Melanie February 10, 2016

Dear Melanie, My landlord always comes in and invades my space without giving me proper notice. I feel uncomfortable. What am I supposed to do? He never asks. Sincerely, Worried Wanda Dear...

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Melanie February 3, 2016

Dear Melanie, Help. I already feel like I’m not going to do well in any of my classes this semester. I feel like they are extremely hard and that I’m not going to make it. What do I do? I’m...

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Melanie January 27, 2016

Dear Melanie, Over the break, my four best friends and I got a tattoo. I was nervous because I never really wanted a tattoo, but they insisted it would be fun and meaningful since we were getting matching...

Gross Things to NEVER Do in Front of Your Significant Other

Kaitlin Mahar December 9, 2015

  1. Treat a waitress/salesperson/employee of any business you find yourselves at with disrespect. If the person you’re dating has the nerve to publicly humiliate or disrespect a perfect stranger...

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Melanie December 9, 2015

Dear Melanie, My boyfriend did not get me anything for our one year anniversary. Not only that, but he totally forgot it was our one year,  and I thought maybe he was going to surprise me with something,...

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Melanie November 25, 2015

Dear Melanie, Is it weird that I’ve been talking to this guy on Tinder and we have been hanging out and I really like him and he is basically my boyfriend? Would people be weirded out if they knew...

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Melanie November 18, 2015

Dear Melanie, I have been gaining so much weight since I came to college. Seriously, I did not think the Freshman 15 was real, but apparently it is, and I’ve gained so much weight. What do I do?...

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Melanie November 11, 2015

Dear Melanie, I was at a party a week ago and I was hanging out with this really cool guy and lets just say – one thing led to another. I put my number in his phone and he said he would text me the...

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The Charger Bulletin October 28, 2015

Dear Melanie,     So, I just started dating this girl probably about three weeks ago – if that. We both live on campus and we hang out a lot. She likes to “Netflix and chill” all the time,...

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Melanie October 14, 2015

Dear Melanie,      I have a huge problem. I am in love with my best friend’s boyfriend. We hang out all the time and when we are not together, we are texting. She is always way too busy to hang...

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Melanie October 7, 2015

Dear Melanie, Parking at this school is a nightmare. I have a class at 9:15 a.m., I set my alarm for 8 a.m. and I leave my house at 9 a.m. I live 15 minutes away and I am always in a rush. My class...

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