Minnechaug ends A-B's bid to repeat as state champs Nov 23, 2008
Notes Next year, Wagner will play at the University of Connecticut, joining Minnechaug s Danielle Dakin. She was on my club team, said Wagner, who leaves A-B with 101 career points. (Acton Beacon, MA)
A perfect fit for UMass Nov 22, 2008
Calhoun, a longtime coach at the University of Connecticut, was on hand last year for Motley's inauguration. "I grew up like these students. I was an Upward Bound student at the University of Pittsburgh," Motley said, referring to the federally funded college preparatory program. (Boston Globe)
Being Fat Is A Curse If You Are A Woman Nov 22, 2008
To reach the conclusion, the study, carried out by the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Connecticut in America studied 41,218 adults who had completed detailed records of their lives in which each had kept a year-long diary showing when they had suffered the most stress. The results showed that those who were obese experienced more 'stressful life events. (MedIndia)
Women's Ice Hockey Blanks Connecticut, 4-0 Nov 21, 2008
- The Boston College women's ice hockey team shutout the University of Connecticut 4-0 for their fifth Hockey East win of the season. The Eagles improved to 8-2-2, 5-1-1 in conference play while the Huskies fell to 6-6-2, 3-4-2 in conference play. (Bceagles.com)
New Student Affairs policy is inappropriate Nov 21, 2008
The purpose of the Daily Campus is, among other things, to provide accurate and relevant news to the University of Connecticut student body. Seeing as the Daily Campus has failed at this several times this semester, the Division of Student Affairs is simply trying to help you do your job. (The Daily Campus, CT)
Women's Hockey Welcomes Syracuse This Weekend Nov 20, 2008
Wayne State will participate in the Nutmeg Classic next weekend at the University of Connecticut before wrapping up its 2008 schedule Dec. 5-6 at Niagara. BEHIND THE BENCH is 85-77-17 in six seasons at the helm of the WSU women's hockey program. (Wsuathletics.com)
Obesity link to stress events Nov 20, 2008
The study by two psychologists at the University of Connecticut in the US has found that overweight and obese adults are more likely to have experienced stressful life events in the previous year than people with normal waistlines. Several independent earlier studies have indicated that stress may add to body weight by raising the levels of the stress hormone called cortisol or by interfering with healthy eating habits. (Calcutta Telegraph)
Patterson receives Outstanding Alumni Award for Clinical Excellence Oct. 17 Nov 19, 2008
Kathy Patterson is one of six University of Connecticut School of Nursing alumni who received an award as part of the school's 12th annual Reflection of Excellence ceremony, held October 17, 2008 ... Kathy Patterson is one of six University of Connecticut School of Nursing alumni who received an award as part of the school's 12th annual Reflection of Excellence ceremony, held October 17, 2008. (Yanceyville Caswell Messenger, NC)
Edsall has no interest in Syracuse Nov 19, 2008
(AP) A University of Connecticut spokesman confirmed that football coach Randy Edsall does not want to be considered for the coaching vacancy at Syracuse, his alma mater. Share your thoughts. (Westerly Sun, RI)
Fat chance: On the scales of injustice, overweight women always ... Nov 19, 2008
Researchers from the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Connecticut in the U.S. studied 41,218 adults who had completed detailed records of their lives. The data showed their weight and height and each had also kept a year-long diary showing moments when they had suffered the most stress. (Daily Mail)
Ten picks for Obama's Supreme Court Nov 19, 2008
David Yalof, associate professor of political science at the University of Connecticut. Cass Sunstein, University of Chicago law professor and Obama advisor. (Salon)
Paper is a feather in young birder's cap Nov 18, 2008
So the Hardys shared their findings with neighbor George Clark, a retired biologist from the University of Connecticut who has helped groom the young ornithologist. Then they had to figure out which species made the nests. (Boston Globe)
UConn coach Edsall 'not interested' in Syracuse Nov 18, 2008
"But with all due respect to my alma mater and the people at Syracuse, I am not interested in being a candidate. "I just want to continue to coach at the University of Connecticut and prepare my team for this week's game against South Florida and the rest of our 2008 schedule. I don't want this to become a distraction to my players or coaching staff as we move forward," he said. Team spokesman Michael Enright confirmed the news Monday night. Edsall signed a five-year contract with Connecticut in... (ESPN -- College Football News)
College Kids Struggle, Presidents Cash In Nov 18, 2008
There was one notable twist to this year's salary survey by the Chronicle of Higher Education: Some college presidents recently have turned down pay raises, including the leaders of Rutgers University, the University of Connecticut, Rowan University, the University of Louisville and Brevard Community College. For University of Connecticut President Michael Hogan, that meant turning aside what most likely would have been a $100,000 bonus. (ABC News -- Business)
UConn coach says he's not eyeing Syracuse job Nov 18, 2008
(AP) -- A University of Connecticut spokesman confirms that football coach Randy Edsall does not want to be considered for the coaching vacancy at Syracuse, his alma mater. Edsall told The Day of New London on Monday that he is not interested in becoming a candidate for the job, and didn't want speculation over his status at Connecticut to distract his football team. (SportsIllustrated.CNN -- NCAA Football)
Stack Earns Hockey East Player of the Week Honors Nov 18, 2008
On Thursday she recorded the game winning goal 3-2 against the University of Connecticut (11/13) and followed up with her first career hat trick in a loss 5-3 against the University of Maine (11/16) on Sunday. All three of Stack's goals against the Black Bears were scored on the Eagle's power play and goals two and three were only 10 seconds apart. (Bceagles.com)
University presidents doing fine financially Nov 18, 2008
Meanwhile, former UI Provost and current University of Connecticut President Michael Hogan turned down nearly $100,000 earlier this fall. Still, others say increasing presidential salaries are usually deserved. (Daily Iowan, IA)
Local business -- in brief Nov 18, 2008
"I am very pleased that a company of this stature is investing in our state, contributing so much to the local and regional economies. MTU AENA is a valued member of our business community and aerospace supply chain, and I congratulate them on their continued success and 'grand re-opening' in Rocky Hill." The re-opening was a gathering of 150 people, which included employees, customers, state and municipal officials such as Lt. Gov. Michael Fedele, Ronald Angelo, Deputy Commissioner, State... (Rocky Hill Post, CT)
College payday: presidents' salaries up last year Nov 17, 2008
Some college presidents have declined or returned bonuses because of the economic crisis, including Michael Hogan at the University of Connecticut, James Ramsey at the University of Louisville and Richard McCormick at Rutgers. Copyright 2008 The Associated Press. (WSJA.com, AL)
Hundreds find unity in dialogue on Filipino issues Nov 17, 2008
Mary Aguilar, a University of Connecticut junior, said her FIND experience was very informative. I hope to take with me more ideas on better communication so our college organization could do more things and network with other schools, Aguilar said. (The Daily Targum, NJ)
Connecticut exports increase nearly 13 percent Nov 17, 2008
The Republican-American. Sunday, November 16, 2008 9:09 PM EST. (Republican-American)
From Maroon to Huskie blue Nov 14, 2008
Thursday, she signed her letter of intent to attend the University of Connecticut to play lacrosse. Sam Tenney / The Citizen Auburn's Kaitlyn Aldrich signs a national letter of intent to play lacrosse at the University of Connecticut at Auburn High School on Thursday evening. (Auburn Citizen, NY)
Threats won't tame Iran, experts say Nov 14, 2008
Richard Parker, a professor at the University of Connecticut, organized the report, which will be presented Tuesday on Capitol Hill to the National Iranian American Council. In his presidential campaign, Obama endorsed "direct diplomacy" with Iran. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- World)
Stetson names 1st woman president Nov 14, 2008
EDUCATION: Bachelor's degree in biology from Cornell University; master's of business administration in finance from Cornell's Johnson Graduate School of Management; doctorate in educational administration from the University of Connecticut ... president 2003- present; Furman University in Greenville, S.C., vice president for business affairs and chief financial officer, 1995-2003; administrative and teaching positions at institutions including Westbrook College (now part of the University of... (Daytona Beach News Journal)
Martin announces four signees Nov 14, 2008
The quartet will be joined by the junior forward Kelly, who is sitting out the 2008-09 season after transferring from the University of Connecticut this past summer. A 6-foot-9, 235-pound forward from Queens, N.Y., Kelly played in 51 games in his two-year career with the Huskies, averaging 2. (Kansas State Sports -- Rivals.com)
Backward Glances for Nov. 13 Nov 13, 2008
Virginia McNary received a scholarship at University of Connecticut, where she was a freshman At area theaters: Ray Milland in The Man with the X-Ray Eyes, also Richard Denning and Adele Jergens in Girls in Prison. - Compiled by Rosemary Rimkus. (Hudson Sun, MA)
Recession hit state a year ago: economists Nov 13, 2008
HARTFORD The state has been in a recession for nearly a year, but has coped with it relatively well, University of Connecticut economists say. The university's Connecticut Center of Economic Analysis said in a report released Wednesday that the state could lose 40,000 jobs over the next two years and can expect its economy to continue shrinking. (Republican-American)
Women's Hockey Players Karen Thatcher And Mari Pehkonen Compete at The 2008 IIHF Four Nations Cup Nov 13, 2008
The Friars will face the University of Connecticut in Schneider Arena at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, November 16. While at Providence, Thatcher finished her career with 167 points in 132 games played and she had a hand in PC's Hockey East Tournament titles in 2004 and 2005. (Friars.com)
Giliberti Leads Bears to Second Place Finish at UConn Nov 11, 2008
Storrs, CT - Junior (Washington, D.C.) continued her terrific season on Saturday, helping the equestrian team to a close second place finish at the University of Connecticut. Giliberti pinned first in the Open Flat and second in the Open Fences to increase her lead in the prestigious Cacchione Cup standings to six points. (Brownbears.com)
Getting ahead Nov 11, 2008
Thomas Maley, registered cardiovascular invasive specialist of St. Patrick Hospital and Health Sciences Center, is now certified in Healthcare Information Technology through the University of Connecticut. The program was developed in conjunction with the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society in which he is an active member. (Missoulian, MT)
Women's Ice Hockey Player Laura Veharanta Named HOCKEY EAST... Nov 11, 2008
The Friars return to action as they host the University of Connecticut on Sunday, November 16. The game, being played at Schneider Arena, will begin at 2:00 p.m.. (Friars.com)
Robert L. Krechevsky, 86, federal judge in Connecticut Nov 9, 2008
He got his law degree from the University of Connecticut after the war. And then he started a law firm with Samuel Gould and a future lieutenant governor of Connecticut, Robert Killian. (Boston Globe)
For some high school athletes, early decision on college comes this week Nov 9, 2008
Her older brother, Russ, played baseball at Old Dominion and the University of Connecticut after helping propel Ashland High to the Division 3 state title in 2000. Last spring, Nicole hurled the Clocker softball team to a perfect 28-0 season, and the Division 2 state title. (Boston Globe)
Noodling around with ramen Nov 9, 2008
As a college freshman and sophomore at the University of Connecticut, Ferketic s taste ran decidedly to the cheap and salty noodles. You know ramen, those noodles threaded into an interesting pattern in an airtight pack 10 for 1 or thereabouts. (Corvallis Gazette Times, OR)
Providence College Women's Ice Hockey Defeats Robert Morris... Nov 9, 2008
The Friars will prepare for a pivotal Hockey East game against the University of Connecticut on Sunday, November 16. The game will be played at the friendly confines of Schneider Arena beginning at 2:00 p.m.. (Friars.com)
Is he a long-term Answer in Detroit? Nov 9, 2008
Former University of Connecticut team manager Josh Nochimson has been decertified as an agent by the NBA Players Association in large part because he has been accused of stealing about $500,000 from Hamilton, a former UConn star. Hamilton said his lawyers are working on the case and plan on eventually taking Nochimson to court. (Boston Globe -- Sports)
Robert H. Foote, pioneered reproductive studies Nov 8, 2008
He majored in animal husbandry, earning his bachelor's degree from the University of Connecticut in 1943. Commissioned a lieutenant in the Army during World War II, he was assigned to the 442d, a unit composed mostly of Japanese-Americans. (Boston Globe)
Tighe, Skyhawks face UConn Nov 8, 2008
As they gazed up at the walls, the Skyhawks saw all the University of Connecticut championship banners and the names of all the former Huskies All-America players. Then the 10,000-seat arena began filling up with an announced crowd of 7,624 on hand for a meaningless exhibition game between Div. 2 Stonehill and UConn, the team picked to win the national title next April. (Easton Journal, MA)
Hwang, Drew, McKinney, Fawcett win Nov 7, 2008
McKinney graduated from Fairfield Preparatory School in 1982, earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Yale University in 1986 and received his Juris doctorate from the University of Connecticut School of Law, with honors, in 1994. Prior to being elected to the General Assembly, McKinney practiced law at Cummings and Lockwood and was a law clerk to Connecticut Supreme Court Justice Richard N. Palmer. (Fairfield Minuteman, CT)
A New Generation of Veterans Nov 7, 2008
But after two years of studying and partying at the University of Connecticut, he decided he needed to add a little more substance to his life. "I was in college for two years, when I thought [that] me going could keep one of these married guys with three kids home, so it would be worth it," said 24-year-old Sergeant Bohan, who is currently stationed at Camp Lejuene in North Carolina and who now has his own family to consider. (Litchfield County Times, CT)
Bracket Set For 2008 BIG EAST Field Hockey Championship Nov 6, 2008
The University of Connecticut will host the event on November 8-9 in Storrs, Conn. All games will be held at the George J. Sherman Family-Sports Complex. (Friars.com)
Girls soccer captains establish winning culture Nov 6, 2008
Wagner, who will play for the University of Connecticut next year, led the league in scoring when she was a freshman and a sophomore. The three captains backgrounds are typical for the Colonials. (Acton Beacon, MA)
What The Win Means Nov 5, 2008
Samuel J Best is an associate professor of political science at the University of Connecticut. He has published a book and several scholarly articles on American public opinion and survey research. (CBS News)
Conn. ballot masks a battle Nov 4, 2008
A new poll by the University of Connecticut and the Hartford Courant found that 50 percent of voters surveyed supported the convention and 39 percent opposed it. But the same poll indicated 55 percent opposed a constitutional ban on same-sex marriage. (Boston Globe)
Female Shaman's Grave Found in Israel Nov 4, 2008
"What was unusual here was there were so many different parts of different animals that were unusual, that were clearly put there on purpose," said researcher Natalie Munro, a zooarchaeologist at the University of Connecticut. Related. (Fox News)
The million-dollar question Nov 4, 2008
This week, conducted by the Center for Survey Research and Analysis at the University of Connecticut showed 50 percent of the states voters have voted or plan to vote ... The states chapter of the American Federation of Teachers plopped down another $105,000, along with $10,000 from each of the professors unions at the Connecticut State University system and the University of Connecticut. (Townhall.com)
One team, one dream Nov 4, 2008
But CSI did add Nate Miles, a 6-7 guard that was expelled from the University of Connecticut in early October. While he won't be eligible until February, Miles gives the Golden Eagles an explosive scorer and a player who could be a first-round NBA draft pick in the near future. (Burley South Idaho Press, ID)
Weary Nadal pulls out of Masters Cup Nov 4, 2008
The former University of Connecticut star has averaged nearly 18 points in the regular season and 21 points in the postseason. Golf Ballesteros improving after surgery Seve Ballesteros continues to make progress following surgery on a cancerous brain tumor. (Boston Globe -- Sports)
Is Time Travel Possible? Nov 2, 2008
Ronald Mallett, an authority on general relativity and quantum cosmology, is a physicist at the University of Connecticut and is currently designing a machine which he hopes can warp time into a loop. Using a series of mirrors to reflect laser beams, he will try to twist the surrounding space. (Suite101.com)
Artist and psychiatrist David Moskovitz was 63 (7) Nov 2, 2008
and he served as a clinical assistant professor in psychiatry at Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine and at the University of Connecticut School of Medicine. An Akron native, Dr. Moskovitz graduated from The University of Akron and from Case Western Reserve University Medical School. (Cleveland Jewish News, OH)
Economy expected to impact vote Nov 1, 2008
However, a recent University of Connecticut poll indicates that he trails Mr. Obama by about 25 points among likely voters in the state. The Democratic candidate easily won the Connecticut Democratic primary in February and appears poised to become the fifth consecutive Democrat to capture the Nutmeg State in the presidential election. (Brookfield Journal, CT)
Free Sammy: Captive shark inspires unlikely uprising Nov 1, 2008
James Defronzo, a political sociologist and professor emeritus with the University of Connecticut, said the way different cross-sections have mobilized behind this effort could indicate more than just a common desire to see a marine animal set free. Participants in this type of protest could possibly come to feel more confident about participating in a social movement, he said. (Globe and Mail)
Holliston's Bobby Evers anchors WPI's offensive line Oct 30, 2008
University of Connecticut redshirt freshman David Teggart of Northborough, handling placekicking duties for the first time in his college career, connected on all four field goal attempts, including a 47-yarder, and was also perfect on four extra points in a 40-16 triumph over Cincinnati. He was named the Big East Conference's Special Teams Player of the Week. (Boston Globe -- Sports)
Mizuho $7 Billion Loss Turned on Toxic Aardvark Pushed by CDO Maker Rekeda Oct 29, 2008
Rekeda, who has a master's degree in mathematics from Kiev State University of Economics in Ukraine and an MBA from the University of Connecticut, had built Calyon's CDO business over two years. He closed six deals for the French bank in 2006, according to an affidavit in the case. (Bloomberg -- Japan)
Nets' Boone says he ready for opener Oct 28, 2008
The former University of Connecticut star met with coach Lawrence Frank after the workout and said he will be ready for tomorrow's regular-season opener at Washington. "I don't know if I'm starting or not, so I guess we'll see," said Boone, who added his stamina was good despite the layoff. (Boston Globe)
Nellie Poulin Named BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Week Oct 28, 2008
The BIG EAST Tournament will be played at the University of Connecticut in Storrs, Conn. Additional information regarding the BIG EAST Tournament will be released as information becomes available. (Friars.com)
UConn Rally Knocks Out Bearcats Oct 27, 2008
EAST HARTFORD The University of Connecticut football team had every thing going against it on Saturday at Rentschler Field against Cincinnati. Third string backup quarterback making his first career start, two game losing streak in hand, and a Cincinnati team that UConn had never beaten and had physically dominated in the past. (CollegeInsiders.com)
Women's Cross Country Finishes in Fourth at CCSU Meet Oct 27, 2008
Finishing in first was Boston University, followed by Providence College, and the University of Connecticut. Freshmen (North Falmouth, MA) and (Richland, WA) placed eighth and ninth, respectively, to lead the Bears. (Brownbears.com)
The next LeBron James? No, she's playing volleyball instead Oct 27, 2008
She is not at the University of Connecticut, trying to adapt the basketball skills she carefully honed over years of practice. She stunned the women's basketball community this year when she abruptly left summer classes after two days and again when she gave up her scholarship in late August. (San Francisco Chronicle)
No. 20 Field Hockey Defeats Georgetown, 6-2 Oct 27, 2008
The Tournament is scheduled for November 8-9 at the University of Connecticut in Storrs, Conn. - FRIARS. (Friars.com)
Former UConn recruit enrolls at CSI Oct 24, 2008
TWIN FALLS, Idaho (AP) -Nate Miles, a freshman expelled earlier this month from the University of Connecticut, has enrolled at the College of Southern Idaho. Miles, a 6-foot-7 forward, from Toledo, Ohio, arrived in Twin Falls on Tuesday. (MSNBC -- Sports)
Hurt QB Frazer a game-time decision for UConn Oct 24, 2008
(AP) -- University of Connecticut football coach Randy Edsall says a decision won't be made until gametime Saturday on whether to start quarterback Zach Frazer against Cincinnati. Frazer suffered a head injury in last week's 12-10 loss at Rutgers, and Edsall says he was "fuzzy" after the game. (SportsIllustrated.CNN -- NCAA Football)
• Montreal named honorable mention All-American Oct 24, 2008
The Golden Eagles added another freshman to the team Wednesday as Nate Miles joined the squad after being expelled from the University of Connecticut earlier this month. Miles, a highly touted 6-7 swingman out of Toledo, Ohio, took the scholarship vacated when Quinton Watkins left this team a few weeks ago to return to his home in Compton, Calif. (Burley South Idaho Press, ID)
Paul Howle Madden, 70, prominent antiques dealer Oct 23, 2008
Acquiring his mother's eye for creativity, Mr. Madden studied art at the University of Connecticut. After graduating in the late 1950s, he was drafted by the Army, where he served in intelligence until his discharge in 1963. (Boston Globe)
• Expelled UConn freshman lands at CSI Oct 23, 2008
Expelled UConn freshman lands at CSI Highly-touted forward could play in February By Mike ChristensenTimes-News writer A highly-touted freshman basketball star expelled from the University of Connecticut will suit up for the College of Southern Idaho this season. Nate Miles, a 6-foot-7 forward from Toledo, Ohio, arrived in Twin Falls Tuesday night and took part in his first practice with the Golden Eagles Wed-nesday. (Burley South Idaho Press, ID)
