Charger Bulletin

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'The Charger Bulletin'
A front page of the December 5 issue of The Charger Bulletin.
A front page of the December 5 issue of The Charger Bulletin.
Type Weekly newspaper
Format Broadsheet
Owner UNH USGA
Editor Celina Natola and Zack Rosen
Founded 1938
Price Free for students
Headquarters West Haven, Connecticut
Website: www.ChargerBulletin.com

The Charger Bulletin is a student-run newspaper published by students at the University of New Haven in West Haven, Connecticut since 1938.

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[edit] About

As the official student newspaper of the University of New Haven since 1938, the staff of The Charger Bulletin strives to write articles that express student opinion and news from a student's point of view. We cover on-campus and off-campus events; local, national and important international news stories; and we even feature political editorials, comics, entertainment reviews and more. Our many features include The Charger Battery, which recaps the week at UNH covering the pros and cons with a sarcastic twist.

The Charger Bulletin, also known as the Bulletin, is run solely by the students of the University of New Haven; both undergraduates and graduates write for the paper. The Bulletin comes out weekly on Wednesdays while classes are in session. The paper version of the Bulletin is distributed for free throughout the campus of the University of New Haven, and it is also published online.

As of Spring 2007, additional features include the Political Roving Reporter, WNHU's DJ of the Week, Ask Ernie Advice Column, and much more!

The staff of talented writers and photographers captures the best of what is important to UNH students, and a staff position is open to anyone willing to come to meetings and put in some effort. Editorials written by community members are also allowed.

The Bulletin's past also includes UNH's involvement with College Night, an event for all local college students that takes place in the Broadway area of downtown New Haven, Connecticut. Colleges involved include the University of New Haven, Yale University, Southern Connecticut State University, and Albertus Magnus College.

With the induction of the new Editor-in-Chief and Assistant Editor (Jimmy Jacobs and Sweet and Sour Larry Sweeney, respectively) on May 10, 2008, new aspects of The Charger Bulletin include the online version of the paper, The Escargot food column, a new masthead, and much more.

[edit] What's In Each Issue?

[edit] Features

  • The Charger Battery - a weekly pros and cons list about UNH.
The Charger Bulletins Charger Battery.
The Charger Bulletins Charger Battery.
  • Zack's Wacky Stack of News - entertaining, weird, disgusting, and funny news that may get past the mainstream media.
  • Celina's Salacious Celebrity Gossip - breaking, interesting, and unbelievable news about celebrities.
  • The Escargot - food review about local restaurants, especially from New Haven, Connecticut.
  • Word of the Week - the first person to email in the word of the week gets a gift card.

[edit] Editorials

Editor-in-Chief Celina Natola writes editorials on life, college, friendship, and more; assistant Editor Zack Rosen writes editorials on politics, problems on campus, and controversy.

[edit] Associated Press News Briefs

News briefs from the Associated Press can be found in every issue of The Charger Bulletin.

[edit] Campus Events

A weekly calendar of all events on campus.

[edit] USGA President's Corner

Louis Eswood III, president of UNH's Undergraduate Student Government Association, writes a weekly article on happenings around campus involving the USGA.

[edit] Steps For Success

Staff writer Sijith Salim writes deep weekly editorials on life.

[edit] Comics and Games

Usual comics and games include:

[edit] Staff

[edit] Editors

  • Editor-in-Chief: Jimmy Jacobs
  • Assistant Editor: Pelle Primeau
  • Sweet and Sour Larry Sweeney
  • Human Tornado and his Tornadohoes
  • Ultramantis Black
  • El Generico
  • Kevin Steen
  • Chris Hero
  • Davey Richards

[edit] Staff Writers

  • Mario Abate
  • Jessica Balaban
  • Mia Becker
  • Heather Brown
  • Sarah Buchman
  • Jonathan Cascio
  • Joseph Chapman
  • Julia Cocca
  • Sara Collins
  • Erin Ennis
  • Pac
  • Timothy Fasano
  • John Kritzman
  • Sara McGuire
  • Celina Natola
  • Roderick Strong
  • Dan Osipovitch
  • David Padula
  • Zack Rosen
  • Austin Aries
  • Sijith Salim

[edit] Staff Photographers

  • Heather Brown
  • Keri Comeroski
  • John Kritzman
  • Dan Osipovitch

[edit] Sports Writers

  • John Oko

[edit] Gaming Guru

  • Timothy Fasano

[edit] Advertising

Those interested in advertising are asked to contact one of the editors by email, which can be found on The Charger Bulletin Online. Popular advertisers include:

[edit] External links

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