Christopher Peak
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Death penalty repeal to hit House floor
Starting today, the repeal of Connecticut’s death penalty will be eligible for a vote in the state House of Represenatives, where a majority will ensure the punishment’s abolition.
One Button Wenzel relaunches, expands
One Button Wenzel relaunched last week as Crunchbutton, and now includes eight new menu options.
Small liquor stores protest reform
Small liquor store owners are protesting a package of liquor reform laws announced by Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy last month.
Despite protests, Secure Communities arrives
Despite resistance from city and state officials, beginning today Connecticut is under the federal Secure Communities immigration program.
Assassins returns in altered form
In overseeing a class-wide game of “assassins,” the Sophomore Class Council has taken special measures this year to avoid the pitfalls that led to the game’s cancellation last year.
Officials protest Secure Communities program
City and state officials gathered at City Hall Monday afternoon to protest the implementation of Secure Communities.
Implications of ICE suit still unclear
Litigation for four detainees from the raids is still pending.
Sex Week offers STI testing
During the final two days of Sex Week 2012, over 100 students were screened for sexually transmitted infections.
Yale stands by drug policy
In response to a July 1, 2011, Conn. state law decriminalizing marijuana, the University of Connecticut announced a change to its disciplinary policy last Tuesday — effecting a more lenient punishment for first offenders.
All the news in fits of print
Upon arriving at the New Haven Register’s 13-acre property and walking into their building by Long Wharf, we saw just what we had expected: rows and rows of reporters’ desks piled with papers and people busily chatting on phones and typing on their computers.
