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• 76th Annual Memorial Day Parade
• Florida: Mack has big lead in Florida GOP primary, ties Nelson; Florida voters stand their ground
• New Jersey: Big age gap on gay marriage in New Jersey; voters back Gov's private school scholarship plan 3-1
• New Jersey: Yankees top Phillies by 30 pts. in Quinnipiac University's annual New Jersey baseball poll
• Florida: Romney up 6 points in Florida; Rubio has little impact as GOP running mate
• New Jersey: Christie would be unhappy 'second fiddle,' New Jersey voters tell poll; Menendez can't break 50 percent against unknown
• Eli Whitney Barn Day
• New York City: Most New Yorkers want smoke-free living; more approve of mint-green outer borough cabs
• The Skatalites Bring Ska Party
• Swing States: Romney bounces back in two of three key states; Obama widens lead in Pennsylvania; Ohio, Florida tied
• Ohio: Ohio voters are more satisfied--but not with gov; voters back drilling tax to cut income tax 2-1
• Ohio: Portman doesn't move needle in Ohio pres race; Mandel narrows gap with Brown in Senate race
• New York City: Dems top Kelly big time in New York City mayoral race; voters like Kelly as top cop, not as mayor
• Paul Zunno Brings Solo Acoustic Concert To Connecticut
• Sally Barris to Perform The Outer Space
• Connecticut: Yankees top Red Sox in Quinnipiac University Poll's annual Connecticut baseball playoff
• Connecticut: Connecticut voters split on death or life without parole; but voters say abolishing death penalty is bad idea
• National: American voters say happy days aren’t quite here; voters approve of Detroit bailout
• National: Big lead with women gives Obama an edge on Romney; Christie, Rubio, Ryan top GOP running mate list
• New Jersey: Obama tops Romney-Christie in New Jersey; Mendendez has 9-point lead over little known opponent
• New Jersey: New Jersey voters back NYPD in Garden State 3-1; Democrats’ property tax cut more popular than governor’s plan
• New York State: Tebow doesn’t have as prayer as Jets starter; but fans like him and approve of the deal
• 6th Annual Earth Day Celebration
• New York State: Romney tops Santorum 2-1 in New York GOP race; Obama, Gillibrand both have big leads
• New York State: Cuomo is a beauty, despite 'Big Ugly' beast; voters back minimum wage hike almost 4-1
• Pennsylvania: Santorum leads Romney in Pennsylvania GOP Primary; 'etch a sketch' rap unfair to Romney, Republicans say
• Florida: Nelson opens 8-point lead over Mack in Florida; women are key to Democrat’s lead
• Ohio: Brown is 10 points up in Ohio Senate race; women back Democrat by 17 points
• Swing States: Women favor Obama in Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania; economy, health care top voter concerns
• David Jacobs-Strain: Performance
• Pass to the American Museum of Natural History will expire May 31, 2012
• Fine Forgiveness
• Connecticut: McMahon leads in Connecticut GOP Senate primary; but Shays runs better against Democrats
• Connecticut: Connecticut voters back medical marijuana, Sunday liquor; Malloy’s approval rating improves, almost even
• Virginia: Approval of Virginia governor, Legislature drops; voters opposed to abortion and gun measures
• Virginia: Obama back on top in Virginia presidential race; McDonnell on ticket doesn’t help GOP
• Rolling Roots Revue at The Outer Space
• Tyler Hilton To Appear At The Space
• Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania voters say name stadium for Paterno
• Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania governor’s approval tanks; voters oppose cuts to state schools, ultrasound bill
• New York City: New Yorkers back release of teacher scores; voters eating up 6-1 letter grades for restaurants
• Pennsylvania: Favorite son Santorum thumps Romney in Pennsylvania; Santorum ties Obama in fall matchup
• Quinnipiac University’s Ballroom Society to present ‘QU Dancing with the Stars’ on March 23
• U.S. News says Quinnipiac’s physician assistant program among the nation’s best
• New York City: New Yorkers say 2-1 cops treat Muslims fairly; strong approval for NYPD, Kelly, Bloomberg on crime
• Quinnipiac students provide pro bono physical therapy services
• Faculty members to discuss ‘Race and Ethnicity’ April 26
• Quinnipiac President John L. Lahey to be inducted into Irish America Hall of Fame March 14
• Ohio: Romney has momentum in Ohio GOP race; but presidential primary too close to call
• New Jersey: ‘Jersey Shore’ is a weed in the Garden State; even young voters say 3-1, ‘Snooki, go away’
• Ohio: Ohio GOP race going down to the wire; Santorum at 35 percent to Romney’s 31 percent
• New Jersey: New Jersey same-sex marriage support at new high; voters back holding referendum more than 2-1
• New Jersey: Christie as VP doesn’t help Romney enough in N.J.; voters back 10 percent tax cut, say it’s fair to them
• Pathologist joins faculty of the Frank H. Netter, M.D., School of Medicine
• Physical therapy student develops therapeutic exercise Web product
• Ohio: Men, conservatives push Santorm to 7-Pt. Ohio lead; 45% of GOP voters might change their mind
• Never Shout Never to Appear at The Space
• Film screening of ‘When I Came Home' March 26
• National: American voters hum, ‘Happy Days Are Here Again'; but confidence does not lift Obama
• National: Santorum up nine points among Republican voters; Obama edges Santorum, but Romney too close to call
• IRS-certified student volunteers to offer free income tax assistance through April 15
• New York State: New York voters trust Cuomo more than teachers’ union; overwhelming support for school reform ideas
• New York State: Cuomo, Obama in New York State of mind; big gender gap on casino constitutional amendment
• Ohio: Santorum on top in Ohio GOP presidential race; Portman does not help GOP ticket against Obama
• Ohio: Ohio voters support ‘right-to-work’ law; ban smoking in car with kids, voters say
• New York City: New Yorkers are stuck on stickers; voters back police 2-1, say cops don’t pick on Muslims
• Virginia: Virginia voters say repeal HPV shots for girls; more than 3-1 support drug tests for welfare recipients
• New York City: New Yorkers trust teachers’ union more than mayor; but voters back Bloomberg on all his school plans
• Virginia: Obama inches past Romney in Virginia presidential race; Senate races still tied
• Darling Parade to Appear at The Space
• Quinnipiac nursing graduates ace licensing exam
• New York City: Giants should parade in Big Apple; thumbs down on a romp in the swamp
• Quinnipiac announces speakers for Undergraduate Commencement
• Florida: Romney romps to 14-point lead in Florida GOP primary
• Washboard Slim And The Bluelights To Appear at The Outer Space
• Valentine's Night Speakeasy at The Outer Space
• Florida: Romney pulls ahead in see-saw Florida GOP primary; men shift from Gingrich to Romney
• Quinnipiac students attending Sundance Film Festival as part of University seminar
• Matthew Sanford, a mind-body expert and author, to lecture March 28
• Florida: Romney stronger against Obama than Gingrich; president closes gap in Florida
• Florida: Gingrich surges in Florida GOP primary; big jump after South Carolina win
• Outer Space ~ Honky Tonk Tuesday
• Ohio: Romney takes the lead in GOP presidential pack in Ohio; Obama approval still sags as he ties Romney
• New Jersey: New Jersey voters say Christie VP nod is likely; big gender gap in governor’s job approval
• Ohio: Ohio voters divided on fetal heartbeat bill; voters say 3-1 stop hydro-fracking until more study
• New Jersey: New Jersey support for same-sex marriage at new high; big gender gap as voters oppose online gambling
• Florida: Obama ties Romney, Santorum in Florida; Nelson, Mack Senate race too close to call
• Lauren Berger, ‘the Intern Queen,’ to speak Feb. 8
• School of Business online programs named among the best by U.S. News & World Report
• Florida: Florida voters barely support Vegas-style casinos; opposition to Medicaid cut tops 2-1
• Florida: Romney has big GOP likely voter lead in Florida; most voters say they might change their mind
• Martin Luther King Day Vacation Program - The Power Of Design
• Artist Eyal Danieli to exhibit work Jan. 24 - March 30
• Quinnipiac students take part in grassroots voter outreach in New Hampshire
• Four of the country’s top corporate executives to team-teach a course on leadership
• Scratch Programming 6 Week Winter Class
• Civil rights activists Bernard Lafayette and Andrew Young to discuss the Freedom Riders Feb. 16
• Virginia: Virginia voters divided on uranium mining; support for campus gun ban almost 4-1
• New York State: Support for independent redistricting inches up, voters support Vegas-style casinos 2-1
• Virginia: Gingrich tops Romney in Virginia GOP race; Romney runs better against Obama
• Journal Register Company’s group editor in Connecticut to address PRSA on Jan. 11
• Quinnipiac students bring holiday joy and health education to local children
• New York State: New York voters confused by tax deal, but love Cuomo; more voters think it’s a tax hike
• Lelia Broussard and Gabe Dixon To Appear At The Space
• Plug In Stereo To Appear At The Space
• Pulitzer Prize winning journalist and author Nicholas Kristof to lecture March 1
• Holiday Vacation Programs December 2011
• New York City: Tree tops the list of New York holiday favorites; yes, Virginia, kids should believe in Santa, voters say
• Hamden ZBA
• New York City: New Yorkers nix mayor on Occupy Wall Street; voters back living wage 4-1
• New York City: Liu’s approval among New Yorkers drops; little love for Quinn, de Blasio, Liu for mayor
• Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania voters barely support Paterno firing; football has too much clout at Penn State, voters say
• Swing States: Gingrich has big GOP lead in Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania; Romney runs only slightly better against Obama
• Medical education expert joins the Frank H. Netter, M.D., School of Medicine
• 'Holy Grail of the Dickens world' to be publically screened Dec. 3
• Burlap To Cashmere To Appear at The Outer Space
• Quincy Mumford and The Reason Why To Appear At The Space
• National: American voters say Iran sanctions aren’t working; 50 percent say bomb Iran if sanctions don’t work
• A New Haven Holiday Tradition: Eli Whitney Museum American FlyerTrain Exhibit
• National: U.S. voters say almost 3-1 Super Committee will fail; more blame Republicans
• National: Gingrich on top of GOP pack as Cain fades; Romney ties Obama in one-on-one matchup
• University’s new István Széchenyi Institute to foster international education
• New Jersey: New Jersey voters support Hudson subway 4-1; support for Millionaire’s tax tops 2-1
• New Jersey: New Jersey’s Christie is strong after election setback; Obama tops all Republicans in early look at 2012
• Thanksgiving: To Feast and To Share 2011
• Pharmacology expert joins The Frank H. Netter, M.D., School of Medicine
• Florida: Mack attack sweeps Florida GOP Senate pack; Rubio untouched by family history challenge
• National: American voters like Obama better this week; Cain and Gingrich up as Romney stalls and Perry fades
• National: U.S. voters say Super Committee will fail to cut debt; Occupy Wall Street less unpopular than Tea Party
• Swing States: Obama, Romney tied in Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania; Cain, Romney duel for GOP lead in all three states
• University names new medical school for ‘Medicine’s Michelangelo’
• Communications experts to discuss ‘Social Media and the Internet’ Nov. 11
• New York State: Voters back Wall Street protesters, Millionaire's Tax; New Yorkers divided on natural gas drilling
• New York State: Keep race, job protection out of redistricting, New York State voters say; Cuomo should veto lawmakers’ lines
• Ohio: Pizza magnate leads GOP presidential pack in Ohio; Romney stalled as Perry vanishes
• Ohio: Opposition to Ohio’s SB 5 grows; women, union members push Kasich deeper in hole
• New York City: New Yorkers back bike rental idea 3-1; voters back mayor on smoking, salt, calorie count
• 'Emotional intelligence' expert to lecture Nov. 7
• New York City: Bloomberg losing focus as approval sags; Kelly, Quinn lead 2013 mayoral pack
• Election and Veteran's Day Vacation Programs: November 2011
• Quinnipiac fraternity raises $ 9,000 for AIDS Project New Haven
• New York City: New Yorkers back Wall Street protesters 3-1; stay as long as you want, even Republicans say
• Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station’s chief scientist to lecture Nov. 7
• School of Education to sponsor lecture by author Allison Zmuda Oct. 25
• New Jersey: ‘Jersey Shore’ is bad for Garden State, voters say 4-1; Obama’s approval, re-election prospects are low
• New Jersey: New Jersey women warming to Gov. Christie; voters agree 8-1 with governor’s decision not to run
• Virginia: Virginia voters satisfied with state, but not U.S.; voters support nuclear plants, oppose I-95 tolls
• Theater for Community to perform “Seven” Nov. 10-13 at Long Wharf Theatre
• Occupational therapy students teach kids about pedestrian safety
• Virginia: Cain, Romney top pack in Virginia GOP race; both tie Obama as Perry fades
• Author Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz to lecture Nov. 16
• School of Medicine selects St. Vincent’s Medical Center as principal clinical partner
• Pulitzer Prize winning journalist and author Isabel Wilkerson to discuss her new book Nov. 8
• University closed for Yom Kippur Oct. 7
• National: Obama and economy are in the dumps; end Saturday mail to cut costs, voters say 4-1
• National: With Christie out, Romney is back on top of GOP pack; Perry fades as Cain surges
• National: Christie coulda’ been a contender; ran neck and neck with Romney, Obama
• University appoints first Muslim chaplain
• Panel discussion on 'Global Economic and Financial Crisis' Oct. 5
• Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania governor batting .500 with voters; privatize state stores, not parks, voters say
• Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania voters want winner-take-all; Obama ties Romney, tops Perry or Santorum
• Ohio: Romney-Perry see-saw among Ohio Republicans; both running neck and neck with Obama
• Ohio: Women, union households keep Ohio governor under water; most voters want to repeal SB 5 limiting unions
• School of Medicine receives $59,000 grant to aid in curriculum development
• Lecture on fishing on the Hudson River Sept. 27
• University to host bone marrow drive Oct. 6
• Florida: Perry leads GOP pack, tops Romney 1 on 1 in Florida; Obama trails Romney and ties Perry
• Florida: Florida women like Scott more, but job score is bad; voters back drug tests for welfare recipients 2-1
• New York State: Upstate New York voters divided on gas drilling; voters statewide support Vegas-style casinos
• Mon Monarch To Appear At The Space
• Charlotte Sometimes To Appear At The Space
• University to host 'Walk to Cure Diabetes' Sept. 25
• University launches Web site to monitor energy usage
• University appoints assistant professor of basic medical sciences in School of Medicine
• New York State: Storm surge takes Cuomo approval to all-time high; voters want governor to speak up on redistricting
• Alumna Jenna Wallace receives Fulbright Award to Indonesia
• Quinnipiac University journalism professors debut documentary Sept. 28
• Connecticut: McMahon slow off the mat in second round; Romney tops Perry 2-1 but trails a floundering Obama
• Virginia: Perry blossoms as Bachman wilts in Virginia GOP race; Romney, Perry both neck and neck with Obama
• Connecticut: Connecticut governor still under water despite Irene; voters give power companies good grades
• Symposium on ‘Educational Disparity and Minority Youth’ Sept. 16
• North Sea Gas To Appear At The Outer Space
• Virginia: Virginia voters back tougher abortion rules; Gov. McDonnell’s 3-1 approval is one of best scores
• A Hero's Fate at The Space
• Vacation Program 2011: Rosh Hashanah
• New York City: New Yorkers feel much better about 9/11 recovery; Bloomberg approval gets a big gust from Irene
• Screening of documentary on motherhood in prison Sept. 27
• Michael Glabicki Of Rusted Root To Appear At The Outer Space
• New York City: New Yorkers, other Americans expect new attack; but voters live life as usual
• Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman to visit Sept. 14
• National: Obama approval hits all-time low; economy is getting worse, more voters say
• National: Perry jumps to the top of GOP pack; Perry, Romney each run neck-and-neck with Obama
• Freshmen to take part in Hall Wars on Sept. 18 to raise money for AIDS Project New Haven
• River City Extension in Hamden
• Hostage Calm and Friends at The Space
• Michael Glabicki Of Rusted Root To Appear At The Outer Space
• Back to School for Hamden - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Janey Street To Appear At The Outer Space
• A Great Big Pile Of Leaves To Appeear At The Space
• University to present the symposium 'How 9/11 Has Changed the World' Sept. 8-9
• Pediatrician joins Quinnipiac University School of Medicine faculty
• New Jersey: New Jersey voters say no to tolls; more women in government means fewer sex scandals
• New Jersey: Christie is flat and Obama is down in New Jersey; voters are not worried about governor's health.
• Physician assistant program presents certificates to graduates
• Quinnipiac students intern at Hamden, North Haven town government offices
• The Dangerous Summer to Appear at the Space
• Folk Singer Randy Burns and the Sky Dog Band to Appear for Two Nights at the Space
• New York State: Obama approval in New York crash dive; but voters back president over unnamed GOP challenger
• Scholar, author offers guidance on making the most of composition class Aug. 18
• New York State: New York voters back fracking, despite concerns; more women in government means fewer sex scandals
• Forbes ranks Quinnipiac among the nation's best schools
• New York State: Cuomo is "good," "competent," "trying;" governor is better leader than Obama, Bloomberg
• Quinnipiac student writes new book, ‘I Wish I Knew It Before Going to College’
• EPA recognizes Quinnipiac University as leading 'green power' purchaser
• Florida: Florida governor’s approval goes from terrible to bad; voters back Caylee’s Law 6-1
• Florida: Debt deal doesn’t rescue Obama from Florida crash; Romney closes gap in 2012 presidential race
• Pennsylvania: Shift by women lifts Pennsylvania Gov. Corbett; more women in government means fewer sex scandals
• University receives national recognition for community service
• Internship at Budapest law firm gives business student international perspective
• Princeton Review ranks Quinnipiac among ‘The Best 376 Colleges’
• Pennsylvania: Obama hurt, but tops GOP in debt talks; Romney, Santorum tied with president in 2012 matchup
• Anthony Raneri Frontman Of Bayside To Appear At The Space
• Jeter ties The Babe as greatest Yankee of all time; Yankees top Mets more than 2-1
• New York City: New Yorkers would shop at Walmart 2-1; 9/11 Museum should be free, voters say almost 4-1
• New students move in starting Aug. 24
• New York City: Kelly top of the heap for New York City mayor; Bloomberg inches back to a positive approval
• Ohio: Ohio voters like Republicans less than Obama; but Romney trails by only four points
• Ohio: Ohio governor’s low approval slips further; support for photo ID to vote almost 4-1
• Hidden Treasures #6 Understanding Conflict, Admiral Yi and The Turtle
• National: President is best of the worst on economy; voters blame Bush over Obama 2-1 for financial mess
• National: Bachmann surging in 2012 GOP race as Romney is flat; Obama tops all leading Republican challengers
• The Mountain Movers and Mighty Purple at the Outer Space
• Red Cross Blood Drive July 12
• Three distinguished leaders elected to the Quinnipiac University Board of Trustees
• Virginia: Dead heat in Virginia Senate race; voters split on Obama job approval, but like him
• New York State: Catholic New Yorkers approve of Cuomo 3-1; Cuomo tops other governors, over Christie by 20 points
• Virginia: Virginia governor has 2-1 approval rating; voters want to end ban on gay adoptions
• New York State: Age, religious gap in New York gay marriage approval; voters back Cuomo plan to get tough on texters
• 63 to spend week filming movie as part of intensive training
• Eli Whitney Museum News - June 25, 2011
• New Jersey: Yankees top Phillies 2-1 among New Jersey fans
• New Jersey: Life’s a beach in New Jersey; but give us more bathrooms, voters say 5-1
• New Jersey: Big gender gap drops New Jersey’s Christie to new low; voters say 2-1 he’d make a bad vice president
• Hacking Neil Downie Vol. II
• Former CBS News executive to work with Quinnipiac journalism students
• Pennsylvania: Phillies scuttle Pirates in Pennsylvania
• Connecticut: Yankees top Red Sox among Connecticut fans
• Acclaimed Hollywood producer/director to work with Quinnipiac film students
• Connecticut: Connecticut budget takes toll on Malloy; voters approve of sick leave 3-1
• Pennsylvania: Santorum trails Romney, Obama in Pennsylvania; Casey runs strong, but short of 50 percent mark
• University presents Fred Friendly Award to David Fanning of 'Frontline'
• Pennsylvania: Big gender gap keeps Pennsylvania governor’s approval low; voters support natural gas drilling 2-1
• National: Economic worries flatten Obama's Osama bounce; more U.S. voters back president's position on Israel
• National: Romney leads GOP pack, runs best against Obama; Mormons near bottom of voter comfort scale
• Heather Maloney and Conneticut Native Sandy Bailey Play The New Outer Space In Hamden
• Melancholy Rock Pianist/Singer/Songwriter Asia Mei to Play New Haven as Part of Introverse CD Release Tour
• New York State: New Yorkers back new property tax cap plan by 2-1; support for same-sex marriage inches up to new high
• Alumni Reunion Weekend June 24-26
• Veteran nursing professor named founding dean of new School of Nursing
• New York State: New Yorkers, even GOP, like everything about Cuomo; voters approve of Obama and say 2-1 four more years
• Quinnipiac MBA students travel overseas for summer study
• Florida: Obama gets big bump in Florida; Nelson leads GOP challengers, with no clear leader
• Florida: Florida voters turn thumbs down on Gov. Scott 2-1; voters say property insurance is getting worse
• Albom encourages graduates to give time to the people in their lives
• Parents Reception location changed
• CT Residents Have Until June 1 to Apply for State’s Fourth Film Industry Training Program
• Ohio: Blackwell leads GOP pack to challenge Brown in Ohio; Obama gets almost no Osama bounce
• Technology meets social responsibility in new initiative
• Ohio: Ohio gov's approval up, but more still disapprove; voters back repeal of law that limits unions
• Quinnipiac to host Hamden’s Veterans Awareness Day May 27
• National: Most U.S. voters said ‘no way’ to Trump in May 4 national poll
• Orientation for new students June 3-4
• Graduates urged to 'embrace chaos'
• CALCAGNI ASSOCIATES WELCOMES REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONAL John Proto Joins Hamden Regional Office
• Commencement ceremonies for graduate and law students May 15
• New York City: New Yorkers concerned about terror and ticket scam; voters like bike lanes, but few see cyclists using them
• New York City: Bad grades on schools keep Bloomberg approval low; more expect new schools chancellor to do a good job
• Stone Academy to Move Hamden Students to New Campus in West Haven
• President and CEO of Yale-New Haven Hospital to speak at Graduate Commencement May 15
• National: Obama gets six-point spike after Bin Laden dies; but score on economy and re-election unchanged
• National: OK for Romney, Huckabee but no way for Palin, Trump, U.S. voters say; no clear leader in GOP presidential pack
• Quinnipiac students win Connecticut Collegiate Business Plan Competition
• University to host Connecticut Film Industry Training Program June 6-July 1
• Pennsylvania: Obama approval at lowest level ever in Pennsylvania; men, women split on expanded self-protection
• Mitch Albom to deliver Undergraduate Commencement address May 22
• Pennsylvania: Big jump in disapproval for Pennsylvania governor; governor’s budget unfair, voters—especially women—say
• New Jersey: Xanadu is ugly, New Jersey voters tell Quinnipiac University poll; but Xana-don't spend tax dollars to fix it
• New Jersey: New Jersey voters want more money for schools; but they oppose tax hikes and court-ordered spending
• New Jersey: Obama tops Christie on every measure in New Jersey; big gender gap leaves governor’s approval under 50 percent
• Undergraduate Spring Open House May 16
• Annual classic car show May 29
• Television News Institute for high school students July 11-15
• New York State: Property tax cap is top priority for New York voters; strong support for gay marriage, redistricting reform
• New York State: New York’s Cuomo outscores Christie, other governors in states polled; more New Yorkers approve of new state budget
• Student chapter wins three awards at American Marketing Association conference
• University to sponsor High School Computer Programming Competition April 30
• New York City: New York City Schools Chancellor Black had 17 percent approval in March 16 poll, the lowest ever for any citywide official
• Florida: Obama hits losing trifecta in Florida; increased support for offshore drilling
• Florida: Florida voters turn thumbs down on Gov. Scott; voters back drug tests for state workers almost 4-1
• Information Systems Management Club to offer eBay class April 16
• Biology professor awarded $262,835 grant to examine role that TRP ion channels play in cells
• Head of Education at the British Film Institute to hold seminar on film literacy April 18
• National: U.S. voters back women in combat more than 2-1; voters back offshore drilling, not strategic reserve
• High Point Solutions agrees to $1 million sponsorship of Quinnipiac's ice hockey arena
• National: Obama gets lowest approval, re-elect score ever; more voters oppose U.S. involvement in Libya
• University welcomes admitted students to campus
• Ohio: Ohio voters say keep Coach Tressel
• Black Student Union to present fashion show April 9
• University to offer doctor of nursing practice degree beginning in Fall 2011
• QU Singers to perform annual spring concert April 28
• Ohio: Ohio voters divided on second term for Obama; but voters like him more than Gov. Kasich
• Quinnipiac to host operations management competition for business students April 16
• Ohio: Ohio women lead in disapproval of new governor; voters oppose efforts to curb unions
• Southern Connecticut Chapter of PRSA to host program on working with Connecticut’s network affiliates March 30
• New York City: New York City voters want to shop at Walmart 2-1; voters back merit for cop, firefighter, teacher layoffs
• New York City: Voters divided on mayor’s Irish gaffe; gender, racial split on whether Irish eyes will smile
• New York City: Mayor’s approval rating at lowest point in eight years; Bloomberg’s time off is nobody’s business, voters say.
• Quinnipiac President John L. Lahey named Irish American of the Year
• Admitted Student Days set for March 26-27
• 13th annual 'Run for Your Life' 5K road race April 9
• Connecticut: Death penalty support at new high in Connecticut; voters high on medical marijuana, Sunday liquor sales
• Screening of documentary films 'King Corn' and 'Big River' March 29
• Connecticut: No honeymoon for Connecticut’s new governor; voters say budget plan taxes too much, unfair to them
• School of Business one of Bloomberg's 'Best Undergraduate Business Schools'
• National: U.S. voters have warmest feelings for Michelle Obama; Christie is hottest politician, topping president
• Physician assistant students promote reading with children at Hospital of Saint Raphael
• U.S. Sen. Lieberman to address students in University's Global Community Seminar March 7
• National: Most U.S. voters like Obama, but not his policies; tax the ‘rich’ and save NPR, Planned Parenthood
• National: American voters split on government shutdown; Democrats, Republicans divided on government worker pay
• Battle Of The Bands at The Space
• New York State: Base teacher firings on merit, New Yorkers say 7-1; voters like teachers but not their unions
• Presentation of ‘Magic, Mystery and Mathematics’ April 14
• New York State: Ditch the steamroller and work it out over dinner, New York State voters say; Cuomo’s first approval as governor almost 4-1
• Eli Whitney Museum Summer 2011 Registration Open
• Pennsylvania: Obama approval up in Pennsylvania; Casey has big jump, but many still don’t know him
• Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania voters waiting to decide on new governor; most back Rendell--gamblers should lose at home
• New Jersey: New Jersey voters turn on state workers; support layoffs, wage freeze, pension cuts
• University to host Regional American Marketing Association Collegiate Conference on Feb. 18
• New Jersey: New Jersey voters say Christie’s first year a success; Obama approval bouncing back
• Best-selling author Daniel Pink to speak April 5
• For the Season: Dancing Hearts
• Undergraduates return from term abroad in Egypt
• Quinnipiac professors to discuss 'Bodies' Feb. 25
• Painting exhibit on display through May 6
• Florida: Florida’s Nelson gets OK grades, but under 50 percent; voters divided on second term for Obama
• Florida: Florida voters say wait and see on new gov; but they don't believe his no-tax pledge
• Quinnipiac to host Global Asset Management Education Forum March 31-April 2
• Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus to speak March 7
• Christopher John is Headlining The Space
• University to host annual Connecticut Science Fair March 14-19
• New York State: Gay marriage wins highest support ever in New York; voters oppose public financing for state candidates
• February Vacation 2011: Engineer's Week
• University partners with New Haven Academy to help high school students experience college
• New York State: New Yorkers oppose many budget-cutting ideas; but 3-1 support freezing state worker pay
• Analytical design expert to speak Feb. 1
• Ohio: Brown, Obama deserve reelection, Ohio voters say; Boehner cries tears of strength, more voters say
• Students study politics and policy in Washington, D.C.
• Graduate information sessions April 2
• Ohio: Ohio voters don’t believe Gov. Kasich’s no-tax pledge; jury is out on new governor
• National: Most American voters see economy improving, national poll finds; almost half want health care repeal
• National: Few U.S. voters blame guns, rhetoric for Ariz. shooting; most see racial progress since Dr. King was killed
• National: Obama’s approval bounces back; health care is best and worst thing he’s done
• Sandi Kahn Shelton to speak at Celebrating Women's Creativity Conference March 5
• University closed because of inclement weather
• Quinnipiac University Press publishes 'Celebrating 250 Years of the New York City St. Patrick’s Day Parade'
• Documentary film on Nicaragua ‘Valor From Darkness’ to premier Jan. 27
• Martin Luther King Day Program 2011 - Through The Eye Of A Camel
• The Space's Brand New Sister Music Venue, Cafe and Lounge
• New Jersey: Gov. Christie is Scrooge, not Santa, New Jersey voters say
• New Jersey: New Jersey voters split on governor’s approval, style; more disapprove of his move to change court
• 2010 Holiday Vacation Programs
• Pennsylvania: Casey gets OK marks from Pennsylvania voters; voters back tax deal, split on health care repeal
• Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania voters hopeful for new governor; selling liquor stores is top choice to balance budget
• New York State: 97 percent of New Yorkers say state budget in bad shape; but voters oppose layoffs, cuts in school aid
• New York State: New Yorkers have little hope for fixing Albany; Legislature won’t cooperate, most voters say
• New York City: New York City voters say no thanks to mayor; most wouldn’t invite mayor to Thanksgiving dinner
• 2010 Holiday Trains: Mr. Gilbert's Railroad
• New York City: Schools chancellor should have education experience; Bloomberg approval at lowest point in five years
• National: American voters could deny Obama re-election; President tied with Romney, Huckabee but leads Palin
• National: American voters say ban cell phones while driving; support for war in Afghanistan collapses
• Dance Company to perform Dec. 9-11
• Temple Beth Sholom and Jewish Federation of Greater New Haven Host a Beer Mitzvah
• Social Media Breakfast Dec. 3
• National: Few U.S. voters look for love in White House meeting; voters down on Obama, Democrats and Republicans
• Students take first place in criminal justice debate competition
• Business Leader Hall of Fame honors newest inductee, alumni and students
• New Jersey: 99 percent of New Jersey voters say budget woes serious; support for state worker layoffs tops 50 percent mark
• New Jersey: No tunnel love in New Jersey, even among commuters; 90 percent say New Yorkers should help pay for project
• Students head to Hiroshima for 11th World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates
• New Jersey: New Jersey’s Christie gets good grades for first year; but voters say 2-1 he’s not ready for White House
• Relay for Life of Quinnipiac University wins American Cancer Society award
• Lecture on public relations measurements for the new decade Nov. 30
• Information Systems Management Club to offer session on Facebook privacy settings Nov. 6
• Ohio: Ohio governor’s race a dead heat; Republican has 19-point lead in Senate race
• Pennsylvania: Toomey up five points in Pennsylvania Senate race; Republican has 10-point lead in governor’s race
• Connecticut: Blumenthal up nine points in Connecticut Senate race; governor’s race too close to call
• Florida: Dead heat in Florida governor’s race; Rubio tops Crist by 14 points in Senate race
• Ohio: Kasich up six points in Ohio governor race; Republican has 17-point lead in Senate race
• Connecticut: Blumenthal up 12 points in Connecticut Senate race; governor’s race close as Malloy leads by five points
• New York State: Cuomo leads by 20 points in New York governor race; Gillibrand stuns GOP challenger
• Florida: Rubio leads Crist by seven points in Florida Senate race; Sink inches ahead of Scott in governor’s race
• Students offer free health screenings to members of the public
• University to host Third International Writing and Critical Thinking Conference Nov. 19-20
• Parents & Family Weekend Oct. 22-24
• Pennsylvania: Democrat narrows gap in Pennsylvania governor race; dim view of economy favors Republican
• Election Day and Veterans Day Vacation Programs
• Pennsylvania: Sestak closes gap in Pennsylvania Senate race; but voters want their senator to oppose Obama
• Ohio: Portman cruising to big win in Ohio Senate race; voters want Republicans to control U.S. Senate
• Ohio: Kasich holds off Strickland in Ohio governor race; independent voters back Republican almost 2-1
• Connecticut: Malloy up seven points in Connecticut governor race; no movement for Republican in two weeks
• Connecticut: Blumenthal opens up double-digit lead in Senate race; independent voters shift back to Democrat
• Florida: Rubio shows Crist his heels in Florida Senate race; Democrat Meek a distant third
• Connecticut: Connecticut voters back death for Cheshire killer 4-1; more back death penalty than life without parole
• Florida: Scott, Sink in dead heat in Florida governor race; Democrat wins 'ethics' contest
• School of Health Sciences provides site for international forensic imaging research
• Psychology professor to discuss ‘The Work and Personal Life Interface’ Nov. 9
• New York State: Despite anger at D.C., Democrats lead in all New York races; women propel Gillibrand to double-digit lead
• New York State: Cuomo pulls away from Paladino in New York governor race; many voters ‘angry’ at state government
• Ohio: Portman holds 19-point lead in Ohio Senate race; angry, pessimistic voters back Republican
• Ohio: Strickland gains ground, but trails in Ohio governor race; incumbent hurt by grim voter outlook on economy
• Homecoming for alumni Oct. 8-9
• Old-Time Troubadour Putnam Smith Plays The Space
• University to offer online MBA and online MBA in health care management
• Students help provide health care to hundreds in the Dominican Republic
• Beta Gamma Sigma honor society named 'Premier Chapter' for 2007-2008
• University appoints founding dean of the Quinnipiac University School of Medicine
• Journalist tells graduates to pursue their passions
• Best-selling author Greg Mortenson named to Honorary Board of Albert Schweitzer Institute
• University launches online master’s degree program in interactive communications
• Connecticut: Blumenthal up just six points in Connecticut Senate race; much McMahon support is anti-
• Physician assistants urged to value prevention and intervention
• Students participate in Target Corp. Leadership Symposium
• Pennsylvania: Toomey up seven points in Pennsylvania Senate race; voters, especially independents, d
• Graduate nursing program receives $25,038 federal training grant
• Florida: Sink inching up in close Florida governor race; Crist leads three-way Senate race
• Two athletic training/sports medicine majors selected to receive $2,500 scholarships
• Quinnipiac included in Princeton Review's 'Best 371 Colleges' book
• Former president of South Africa joins Albert Schweitzer Institute’s honorary board
• Professor restores mummy in New Guinea
• Fall Open House Oct. 16
• Graduate students told to experience the thrill of giving
• Quinnipiac's bookstore to offer Rent-A-Text program
• Thompson named new senior vice president
• Connecticut: Malloy leads Foley in Connecticut governor’s race; more see Democrat as candidate
• Professor edits new book about how mobile technology changes how we live
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• New York State: Little-known New York attorney general candidates tied; Gillibrand up by only six po
• Major exhibit of University's Great Hunger collection in New York City
• New Jersey: New Jersey's Christie is more leader than bully; governor's approval is up whi
• Physician assistant students to spend week helping Haitian, Dominican refugees
• University selected for 2010 Fiske Guide to Colleges
• BEA Film Festival recognizes students for South Africa documentary
• Quinnipiac featured in 2009 edition of 'Best 296 Business Schools'
• Graduate information session Oct. 30
• Charles Gibson receives Fred Friendly First Amendment Award
• Freshmen challenged to take on leadership roles
• University launches graduate program in educational leadership
• Ohio: Kasich has double-digit lead in Ohio governor race; independent voters back Republican 2-1
• Graduate nursing program receives federal training grant for fourth consecutive year
• Connecticut: McMahon chops Blumenthal lead to 10 points in Senate race; Simmons gains ground on McMa
• New York State: Muslims have right to build mosque near Ground Zero; but they should agree to move i
• Babstock scores twice in 3-1 victory over Ontario Hockey Academy
• New Jersey: Bring back Atlantic City as beach resort, New Jersey voters tell Quinnipiac University P
• High school students to make movie magic at Quinnipiac Jan. 8
• MBA students gain new perspective on trip to Budapest
• University appoints new School of Business dean
• University develops 'green' York Hill Campus
• Professor appointed president of American Academy of Physician Assistants
• University receives $80,000 scholarship grant for nursing students
• University signs five-year partnership agreement with Long Wharf Theatre
• Ohio: GOP's Portman up 20 points in Ohio senate race; voters give Obama a 22-point thumbs down
• Journalism historian's new book studies journalists targeted during the McCarthy era
• Connecticut: Governor's primary races tighten up; Democrats' lead in November matchups top
• Connecticut: Angry voters push McMahon closer in Senate race; but most voters say her ads are annoyi
• Cunniff scores twice to lead field hockey to 3-1 win against Lafayette
• Florida: Meek, McCollum lead one day before Florida primaries; but many likely primary voters remain
• Business students rank among top teams in online simulation game
• Gov. Rell holds press conference to discuss college loan program
• Greenwich Roundtable and Quinnipiac University release survey of investor attitudes
• AT&T establishes $25,000 endowed scholarship for business students
• MBA students travel to Budapest, Hungary
• Quinnipiac included in Princeton Review's ‘Best 373 Colleges’
• Professor releases study of U.S. diplomats about America’s image in the world
• Pennsylvania: Corbett has big lead in Pennsylvania governor’s race; independent voters back Re
• Graduate student presents research at New England Neurosurgical Society conference
• Connecticut: Democratic governor primary too close to call as Malloy closes; McMahon up 22 points in
• Connecticut: Foley closes in on Malloy in Connecticut governor race; independent voters shift to Rep
• Women's soccer defeats Central Connecticut State, 4-2, in conference opener
• New Jersey: Garden State voters say New Yorkers give ‘Jersey Shore’ a black eye, and the
• Business students travel to Nicaragua to assist local organizations
• Freshmen urged to leave their mark at Quinnipiac
• Three business students named finalists for New Venture Creation Competition
• SIFE selects Café Cameroon for international marketing campaign
• University selected to host new film industry training program
• U.S. News and World Report once again ranks Quinnipiac University among the best
• Residence Hall Council wins Regional Building Block Chapter of the Year award
• New York State: Paladino trails Cuomo by six points in New York governor race; small Tea Party movem
• Professors present findings on Mexican Mummy Research
• Florida: 'Insiders' back on top in Florida primaries; Mccollum, Meek lead, but races are v
• Florida: Angry voters push Rubio to top in Florida Senate race; voters say Republican most shares th
• Volleyball edged by Bryant, 3-2, in NEC opener
• New York State: 9/11 family concerns outweigh Muslim right to mosque, New York State voters say; 71
• Students travel to Washington, D.C., for up close look at how government works
• Quinnipiac's TKE chapter named one of 10 best for second straight year
• University to offer new bachelor’s degree in film, video and interactive media
• School of Business students win Best Student Paper Award in international business competition
• Physician assistant society receives award
• School of Education moves to North Haven Campus
• Students raise money for Special Olympics Penguin Plunge event
• Pennsylvania: Toomey up seven points in Pennsylvania Senate race; voters, especially independents, d
• Quinnipiac acquires Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield campus in North Haven
• Florida: Sink inching up in close Florida governor race; Crist leads three-way Senate race
• TD Banknorth Sports Center opens with fanfare, friends
• Juliet Labarthe edged in C Singles Final at West Point Eastern Tennis Invitational
• New York State: Cuomo tops Lazio or Paladino more than 2-1; voters want to know how Cuomo will fix b
• Senior to compete in National Athletic Trainers’ Association’s Quiz Bowl
• Albert Schweitzer Institute appoints new chair of honorary board
• School of Communications students filming psychological thriller
• Quinnipiac's Relay for Life fundraiser garners awards
• Broadcast journalism student awarded scholarship
• Environmental activist Majora Carter to lecture Oct. 26
• Three professors receive Fulbright grants
• New York State: Little-known New York attorney general candidates tied; Gillibrand up by only six po
• Graduate student co-authors paper published in medical journal
• New Jersey: New Jersey's Christie is more leader than bully; governor's approval is up whi
• Students perform 'Gathering Shells' at the Long Wharf Theatre
• Men's soccer falls short, 3-2, against Stony Brook
• New York State: Lazio up 12 points In New York GOP primary for governor; Democrats still don’t
• Physician assistant faculty and students travel to summit in Washington, D.C.
• Quinnipiac fraternity earns prestigious award
• Student to intern in Kenya this summer
• Students win business plan competition
• Two recent graduates join Teach for America
• Lecture on food sustainability Oct. 20
• Business students launch philanthropic coffee business to benefit African village
• New York State: Muslims have right to build mosque near Ground Zero; but they should agree to move i
• Students present papers at 2007 Academy of International Business conference
• New Jersey: Bring back Atlantic City as beach resort, New Jersey voters tell Quinnipiac University P
• Business leaders share sage advice at forum
• Quinnipiac named one of best schools to study health sciences
• National: U.S. voters say Afghanistan is no Vietnam; President gets better grades for war than econo
• Students, professor work with victims advocate to raise sexual assault awareness
• Student to present at American Academy of Physician Assistants’ annual conference
• School of Communications produces media analysis show in high definition
• Nobel Peace Prize Laureate joins honorary board of Albert Schweitzer Institute
• Panel discussion on ‘Investing in Green Energy in the United States and Europe’ Oct. 18
• Athletic training student receives scholarship for graduate studies
• Connecticut: Angry voters push McMahon closer in Senate race; but most voters say her ads are annoyi
• New book about Nobel Laureate Albert Schweitzer explores his reverence for life
• Florida: Meek, McCollum lead one day before Florida primaries; but many likely primary voters remain
• Professor receives Fulbright scholarship
• Education students to lead teacher conference in Nicaragua
• National: Many U.S. voters say no citizenship for immigrant kids; Muslims have right to mosque, but
• Students to graduate in eco-friendly caps and gowns made from recycled bottles
• University honors civil rights lawyer and judge Constance Baker Motley
• SIFE team heading to national exposition after winning league at regional competition
• Occupational therapy professor to lead two-year research study
• Summer internships give Quinnipiac students a chance to shine
• Author of ‘Golf in America’ to discuss ‘Golf and American Democracy’ Oct. 12
• Students raise money for childhood literacy
• Connecticut: Foley closes in on Malloy in Connecticut governor race; independent voters shift to Rep
• Business professor named Fulbright scholar
• New Jersey: Garden State voters say New Yorkers give ‘Jersey Shore’ a black eye, and the
• WQUN reporters win Associated Press awards
• More than 700 students tackle community service at the Big Event
• Connecticut: Blumenthal up just six points in Connecticut Senate race; much McMahon support is anti-
• Hundreds of students to fan out across Connecticut April 10 for a day of service
• Communications student earns spot on Northeast Regional Leadership Team
• Relay for Life raises more than $115,000
• Greenwich Roundtable and Quinnipiac University release survey of investor attitudes
• Quinnipiac fraternity named one of top chapters
• Quinnipiac opens new student center on York Hill Campus
• Journalism professor receives award for documentary on TV news coverage
• Florida: Angry voters push Rubio to top in Florida Senate race; voters say Republican most shares th
• Quinnipiac one of nation's top wired colleges, PC Magazine says
• New York State: 9/11 family concerns outweigh Muslim right to mosque, New York State voters say; 71
• Bob and Lee Woodruff discuss how bombing injury changed their lives
• Student performs in Long Wharf Theatre production
• Connecticut: Malloy leads Foley in Connecticut governor’s race; more see Democrat as candidate
• University to offer master of science degree in teacher leadership starting in Fall 2010
• Florida: Despite annoying ads, Scott leads in Florida governor race; Obama approval 16 points in the
• University adds supply chain management track to MBA program
• Broadcast journalist encourages graduates to be optimistic in challenging times
• School of Health Sciences students help local family
• Quinnipiac chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta earns prestigious award
• Theater for Community to perform ‘The Trojan Women’ Oct. 7-10
• School of Education accredited by National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education
• University opens $40 million North Haven Campus
• English professor edits new book about Clint Eastwood
• New York State: Cuomo tops Lazio or Paladino more than 2-1; voters want to know how Cuomo will fix b
• Four inducted into Business Leader Hall of Fame
• Relay for Life raises $90,000
• Ohio: Kasich has double-digit lead in Ohio governor race; independent voters back Republican 2-1
• Graduates encouraged to be optimistic
• Connecticut: McMahon chops Blumenthal lead to 10 points in Senate race; Simmons gains ground on McMa
• Student research project wins award
• Johnson & Johnson CEO William Weldon urges graduates to cultivate leadership skills
• Quinnipiac is a 'College of Distinction,' according to guidebook
• University launches online graduate program in occupational therapy
• Veteran journalist to lecture on war reporting Oct. 6
• University appoints two new associate deans
• Quinnipiac included in Princeton Review's "Best 301 Business Schools"
• Alumnus creates $50,000 scholarship
• New York State: Lazio up 12 points In New York GOP primary for governor; Democrats still don’t
• Business student creates logo for Hamden Fire Department Engine No. 5
• Quinnipiac's SIFE team heads to national competition
• Ohio: GOP's Portman up 20 points in Ohio senate race; voters give Obama a 22-point thumbs down
• Graduates urged to 'change the world'
• Connecticut: Governor's primary races tighten up; Democrats' lead in November matchups top
• Business students present research papers at conference
• Morley Safer receives Fred Friendly First Amendment Award
• Students travel to Washington for seminar on presidential inauguration
• Professor wins national award for book about journalism during McCarthyism
• Acclaimed author and Harvard professor Thomas Patterson to lecture Oct. 5
• Graduate student takes second place in trading competition
• University to open medical school
• Online simulation game challenges freshman business students
• National: U.S. voters say Afghanistan is no Vietnam; President gets better grades for war than econo
• Professors X-ray mummies for new Ripley's Believe It or Not! Times Square Odditorium
• MBA students travel to Hungary and meet with business leaders
• Pennsylvania: Corbett has big lead in Pennsylvania governor’s race; independent voters back Re
• Gwen Ifill receives Fred Friendly First Amendment Award
• Connecticut: Democratic governor primary too close to call as Malloy closes; McMahon up 22 points in
• Students witness history in Berlin
• University to offer master’s degree in public relations
• Undergraduate seminar includes field trip abroad
• Students to intern at Democratic and Republican national conventions
• University opens new and expanded Terry W. Goodwin ’67 Financial Technology Center
• Documentary on the life of Albert Schweitzer wins Emmy award
• University joins coalition to end violence against women
• Schweitzer Institute director meets Gorbachev and other leaders at international summit
• National: Many U.S. voters say no citizenship for immigrant kids; Muslims have right to mosque, but
• Conference on building a career on Wall Street to be held Nov. 2
• MBA students experience London business culture
• New York State: Paladino trails Cuomo by six points in New York governor race; small Tea Party movem
• University hosting Connecticut's Film Industry Training Program
• Florida: 'Insiders' back on top in Florida primaries; Mccollum, Meek lead, but races are v
• Business student's intelligent question earns him $1,000
• Columbus Day Weekend
• Adam Klein To Perform CD Release Show at The Space
• Rosh Hashanah and Columbus Day 2010
• Elsinore at The Space
• Massachusetts' Musicians Mark Mandeville and Raianne Richards March on, Scheduling US Tour
• NINI + BEN September Residency at The Space
• Mile Marker Zero Returns To The Space In Hamden
• Katarina Boudreaux At The Space
• Residential Electronics Recycling And Paper Shredding
• Summer 2010: Registration Information
• Next Generation Folk Singer/Songwriter Dan Coyle To Perform Free Show In Hamden CT
• Linda Waterfall and the Heath Sisters at The Space
• Host an exchange student
• Winter 2010 IMACS Classes
• Martin Luther King Day At The Eli Whitney Museum
• The Uglysuit Return East - Performance at The Space
• A Grownup Holiday Gift – Spring for an Adirondack Chair
• The Eli Whitney Museum's 'Mr. Gilbert's Railroad'
• Veterans Day Vacation Programs 2009
• Elaine Lachica and Band With Chris Moyse, Ross Riskin Bill Carleton and Jacqueline Francis
• Columbus Day Vacation Programs At The Eli Whitney Museum
• New Haven Maker Meet Up
• Short Sales in Hamden Connecticut and New Haven County - An Alternative To Foreclosure - Part 1
• Utilities Embrace Web-Based Training to Comply with Cyber Security Regulations
• Hidden Treasures 2009 #1 - Making Wood Sing
• Whitney Learners at the Eli Whitney Museum
• Entities Select Quizzicle for NERC CIP Training
• Elizabeth and the Catapult in Hamden at the Space
• Battle of the Bands at The Space with Special Guest Like Trains and Taxis
• Sparks The Rescue Lighting up the Stage in Hamden, CT!
• Broken Rules
• Spring Vacation Programs 2009
• Parker House and Theory
• Winter Vacation Programs - Register Now!
• Winterpills in Concert at The Space
• Eleanor Whitmore with Chris Masterson of Son Volt - The Space
• Launches Year Long Charity Campaign
• Martin Luther King Day at the Eli Whitney Museum
• Larkin Grimm - Beat Circus
• Learning Takes a Holiday 2008
• Mission Hill at The Space
• Babysitting courses available in Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island with CPR and First Aid
• 9 Ball Rules
• 8 Ball Rules
• Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Hamden Office Bowls for Life Haven June 20th
• New School for Young CHildren Accepting 2008-09 enrollment
• Patricia Iovino Joins Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage's Hamden Office

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