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John Lithgow Stars In "The Magistrate" At Connecticut Theaters
Hartford CourantNational Theatre Live will broadcast a live performance of Arthur Wing Pinero's "The Magistrate" starring Oscar nominee and Tony Award-winner John Lithgow at cinemas and theaters across North America this week, including screens in Connecticut. There...Tags: Entertainment Events, Arts and Culture, John Lithgow, Colleges and Universities, Katharine Hepburn
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Windham Tech's Ray Elliott Takes The Long, High Road To A Milestone
The Hartford CourantWhen Windham Tech girls basketball Ray Elliott reached his 200th career win Jan. 4 against Parish Hill, it was a nice milestone. But he and his fellow coaching friends at Windham Tech couldn't help but look at the number of victories he had on each side:...Tags: Nykesha Sales, College Baseball, Baseball, Chris Smith, Sports
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A Silent Culture of Acceptance Surrounds the Use of ADHD Drugs on Campuses
Roughly one in three college seniors nationwide has taken illegally obtained prescription amphetamines. And they don't feel bad about it. That's according to the Center on Young Adult Health and Development, a research institute at the University of...
Tags: Cocaine, Drug Trafficking, Wesleyan University, Heart Problems, Colleges and Universities
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Searching The Ballot For Worthy Republicans
The Hartford CourantLet me tell you something you don't know about me. I'm itchin' to vote for a Republican. This is really true. I mostly vote Democratic, but it seems healthier to me to occasionally cast a vote the other way. I don't like being a knee-jerk Democrat. Or...Tags: Martha Dean, John Boehner, George C. Jepsen, Politics, Tom Foley
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Trinity Right To Require Frats To Be Coed
Trinity College plans to tame its wild Animal Houses by reining in fraternities and sororities rather than performing a Greekectomy. That's a reasonable compromise. Here's hoping it works and the liberal arts college in Hartford doesn't have to go to...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Colleges and Universities, Students, Education
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New Haven Dining Guide 2012: Shake Shack Restaurant Mastermind Danny Meyer Talks Hospitality, Burgers and New Haven
Shake Shack has gone Shack-ademic, opening its very first location next to a university — 986 Chapel St., kitty-corner to Yale’s Old Campus. Shake Shack’s Angus beef is 100 percent natural, vegetarian fed and humanely raised without...
Tags: Colleges and Universities, Restaurants, Whitney Museum, Hamburgers, Students
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Downtown Hartford Finally Gets a Movie Theater, and Front Street Starts to Take Shape
Hartford’s downtown hasn’t had a movie theater in something like three decades, but that’s finally about to change. The Spotlight Theatre that will open Nov. 16th will also be the very first operational tenant for the embarrassingly...
Tags: Arts and Culture, The Promenade Shops at Evergreen Walk, Hartford Whalers, Restaurants, Entertainment
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The 14th EROS Film Festival is Underway at Cinestudio in Hartford
The EROS Film Festival, a student-run stepchild of the Connecticut Gay and Lesbian Film Festival, returns to the accommodating confines of Trinity College's Cinestudio this month with eight LGBT films. The offerings are as multicultural as they are open-...
Tags: Arts and Culture, Entertainment, Festive Events, Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut), Movies
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Paul Kurtz dies at 86; secular humanist philosopher
Philosopher Paul Kurtz was called many unflattering names during his long career, including "Satanic free-thinker" and "dangerous corrupter of young minds." But the name some of his critics considered most damning was the one he most prized. They called...
Tags: Obituaries, National Football League, Heart Problems, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Colleges and Universities
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Broadway brings `Mary Poppins' to town; organist takes Gloucester stage
Christopher Houlihan, who has been called "one of the brightest stars in the new generation of American organists," will perform at 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 27, at Abingdon Episcopal Church in Gloucester. While studying at Trinity College in Hartford,...
Tags: Entertainment, Mary Poppins (musical), Business, Religion and Belief, Arts and Culture
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Kreider Shines In Whale Victory
HARTFORD — Six months ago, Chris Kreider jumped into the deep end of the hockey pool. After winning an NCAA title for Boston College, Kreider signed with New York Rangers and joined the team for a playoff run. He scored five goals in 18 games and...Tags: Ken Gernander, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Connecticut Whale, American Hockey League, National Hockey League
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Tibet Comes To Trinity College, Starting Sept. 14
Tibet is coming to Trinity College in the form of a large eight-by-eight-foot work of art made of sand. And it's not arriving completed. Six Buddhist nuns from the Keydong Thuk-che Choeling Nunnery in Nepal arrived for the third time at Trinity College in...
Tags: Colleges and Universities, Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut), Education
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