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Seven recipes to get a taste of autumn (opens the original)
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Autumn is officially here. As we begin October, we’ll experience chilling temperatures and vivid leaf color changes. The best thing about autumn is its delicious recipes. There are various snacks, desserts, drinks and other meals that can be made to celebrate the season. Here are seven that I recommend. Pumpkin tomato soup and grilled cheese sticks One dish I enjoy having with pizza is garlic sticks and marinara sauce. The marinara sauce’s sweetness and garlic sticks’ rough texture stimulate my
Students explore health and disabilities at Carolyn Lazard film screenings (opens the original)
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Four Carolyn Lazard films were screened by the University of Connecticut Department of Social and Critical Inquiry on Monday, Sept. 28, at the Dodd Center for Human Rights. Lazard is an artist that creates work exploring disability, chronic illness, healthcare and labor. Martine Granby, an assistant journalism professor at UConn, said Lazard’s work inspires audiences to think about time, technology, institutions and relationships. The first film shown was “Crip Time.” It focuses on seven contain
Holster Scholars present months of hard work at symposium (opens the original)
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The University of Connecticut Honors Program hosted the Holster Scholars Program Symposium on Friday at the Konover Auditorium in the Dodd Center for Human Rights. Seven third-semester students presented their work. According to Vin Moscardelli, the director of the Holster Scholars Program, the Holster Scholars Program is an enrichment opportunity for first-semester Honors students. In the program, a select number of students pursue an independent research project under the supervision of a facu
UConn students relax and show off creativity at Autumn Kickoff (opens the original)
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To initiate the new season, Student Activities hosted an event called the Autumn Kickoff on Wednesday, Sept. 23, at the Student Union. The room was decked out with tables offering apple cider and donuts. While some donuts were glazed, others were fall-themed, with chocolate frosting and yellow, orange and brown sprinkles. Moeez Khawja, a seventh-semester analytics and information management major who works as a student employee in Student Activities, said the Autumn Kickoff is meant to give stud
Going out? Here are four fashion ideas to consider (opens the original)
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One important aspect of college is social life. While we all have homework, projects, exams, jobs and many more things to take care of, it’s nice to take some time off and go out. There are a million things you can do while going out. However, it always requires an outfit. Sometimes, choosing what to wear can be a tough choice. Here are four different ideas to consider based on your style. If you prefer simplicity, this one’s for you. Dressing casual doesn’t require fancy dresses or tuxedos that
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