« While We Were Out: Fairfield News | Main | Take a drive through the latest Buzz! »
February 26, 2006
While We Were Out: Quinnipiac News
Here's a rundown of what's happened recently at Quinnipiac while The Buzz was on hiatus:
EXPELLED STUDENTS REACT: The Buzz reported extensively on the students who were expelled following an off-campus Halloween party that took place last semester, that the blog that followed offering some of their thoughts. The Chronicle sat down with four of the students recently, getting their reactions and perspectives now that some time has passed (link). According to the former students, who are now suing Quinnipiac for announcing their explusions to the press, they felt that they were given unfair treatment after they made attempts to end the party, and they were also told originally that they were only going to be dismissed, not expelled.
STUDENT ASSUALT: A QU student who was assaulted on-campus late one night recently spoke out to the Chronicle about his experience, with questions raised about guests on campus and safety in general (link). His story definitely encourages many to keep in mind their surroundings and their own personal state of mind when out late at night on the relatively open campuses most colleges and universities provide.
ANOTHER THANKS: To Chronicle Editor-in-Chief (and Post blogger/freelancer) Jamie DeLoma and the rest of the Chronicle crew for keeping us posted on recent developments on their campus.
What's the buzz on your campus? E-mail Josh at thebuzz@ctpost.com.
Posted by Josh on February 26, 2006 08:57 PM
Comments
Great work!
My homepage | Please visit
Posted by: Sally at July 14, 2006 10:59 PM
Nice site!
http://gpasgcvp.com/dsak/jdnx.html | http://zflgtqkc.com/jhkr/bybe.html
Posted by: Jane at July 14, 2006 10:59 PM
Great work!
[url=http://rkrwxtxi.com/ekue/vlnm.html]My homepage[/url] | [url=http://awdidifg.com/hvne/giuu.html]Cool site[/url]
Posted by: Olga at July 28, 2006 01:28 PM
Good design!
My homepage | Please visit
Posted by: Joan at July 28, 2006 01:29 PM
Nice site!
http://rkrwxtxi.com/ekue/vlnm.html | http://wfzlpmcz.com/cvec/xflc.html
Posted by: Dean at July 28, 2006 01:30 PM
Treaty of Helsinki Signed
HELSINKI, FINLAND -- A cease-fire in the flame war between Linux and
FreeBSD has been reached. A group of two dozen Linux and FreeBSD zealots
met in Helsinki to ratify a treaty bringing a temporary end to the hostile
fighting between both camps. "Today is a good day for peace," one observer
noted. "Now both sides can lay down their keyboards and quit flaming the
opposing side on Usenet and Slashdot."
The cease-fire is a response to the sudden increase in fighting that has
occured over the past two weeks. The Slashdot server became a victim of
the cross-fire this week when thousands of Anonymous Cowards and Geek
Zealots posted inflammatory comments that amounted to, "My OS is better
than your OS!" Many nerds, suffering withdrawl symptoms when the Slashdot
site slowed to a crawl, demanded that the bickering stop.
"I can't take it anymore! It takes two minutes to download the Slashdot
homepage -- assuming the site is actually online. I must have my 'News for
Nerds' now! The fighting must stop," one Anonymous Coward ranted.
http://buycialis.5p.org.uk/ buy cialis cheap cialisIt's not enough to be Hungarian; you must have talent too.
-- Alexander Korda
cialis order cialis http://buycialis.5p.org.uk/ Treaty of Helsinki Signed
HELSINKI, FINLAND -- A cease-fire in the flame war between Linux and
FreeBSD has been reached. A group of two dozen Linux and FreeBSD zealots
met in Helsinki to ratify a treaty bringing a temporary end to the hostile
fighting between both camps. "Today is a good day for peace," one observer
noted. "Now both sides can lay down their keyboards and quit flaming the
opposing side on Usenet and Slashdot."
The cease-fire is a response to the sudden increase in fighting that has
occured over the past two weeks. The Slashdot server became a victim of
the cross-fire this week when thousands of Anonymous Cowards and Geek
Zealots posted inflammatory comments that amounted to, "My OS is better
than your OS!" Many nerds, suffering withdrawl symptoms when the Slashdot
site slowed to a crawl, demanded that the bickering stop.
"I can't take it anymore! It takes two minutes to download the Slashdot
homepage -- assuming the site is actually online. I must have my 'News for
Nerds' now! The fighting must stop," one Anonymous Coward ranted.
Posted by: buy cialis at September 7, 2006 02:05 PM
