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The student newspaper of University High School.

University Times

The student newspaper of University High School.

University Times

The student newspaper of University High School.

University Times

Andrew Cuomo's Bid for New York City's Mayor: A Controversial Comeback Attempt Amid Scandals and Challenges

Andrew Cuomo’s Bid for New York City’s Mayor: A Controversial Comeback Attempt Amid Scandals and Challenges

Cuomo's Comeback Bid Faces Scrutiny Over Past Controversies
Liam McCusker ’25, Editor-In-Chief
March 24, 2025
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Red Dead Redemption 3: Prequel or Sequel? Exploring the Next Chapter in Rockstar's Epic Chronicle

Red Dead Redemption 3: Prequel or Sequel? Exploring the Next Chapter in Rockstar’s Epic Chronicle

Unraveling the Van Der Linde Gang's Past or Jack Marston's Future: The Untold Stories Awaiting in Red Dead Redemption 3
Liam McCusker ’25, Editor-In-Chief
March 24, 2025
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Darkest Hour: A Cinematic Triumph of Craftsmanship and Storytelling

Darkest Hour: A Cinematic Triumph of Craftsmanship and Storytelling

Gary Oldman's Stellar Performance and Impeccable Production Values Shine in Joe Wright's Historical Drama
Liam McCusker ’25, Editor-In-Chief
March 3, 2025
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Lee Everette and Clementine are both fascinating characters in the Walking Dead game.

Survival and Compassion: The Emotional Journey of Telltale’s The Walking Dead

Lee and Clementine: A Heartfelt Tale of Redemption and Survival in The Walking Dead
Liam McCusker ’25, Editor-In-Chief
March 3, 2025
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Thurman Milner was a dedicated public servant.

Thirman Milner: Hartford’s Innovative Mayor Who Redefined Leadership and Representation

Champion of Civil Rights and Community Empowerment: Thurman Milner's Enduring Legacy
Liam McCusker ’25, Editor-In-Chief
February 3, 2025
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Jimmy Carter worked hard to serve the public throughout his life.

Jimmy Carter: A Life of Service, Struggles, and an Enduring Legacy

From Naval Service to Global Humanitarian: Jimmy Carter's Journey Beyond the Presidency
Liam McCusker ’25, Editor-In-Chief
February 3, 2025
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Russia and Ukraine have been at war for nearly three years.

Why President-elect Trump Must Continue Supporting Ukraine Against Russian Aggression

Cutting Aid to Ukraine Would Embolden Dictators, Undermine Global Democracy, and Repeat the Mistakes of Appeasement from World War II
Liam McCusker ’25, Editor-In-Chief
December 16, 2024
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Governor Ned Lamont pictured with the  late former Governor M. Jodi Rell at the Governor's Residence in December 2023.

Remembering Governor Jodi Rell: A Legacy of Integrity and Dedication

Reflecting on Jodi Rell's Impact: Ethics, Reforms, Education, and Infastructure
Liam McCusker ’25, Editor-In-Chief
December 16, 2024
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Trump's Historic Return: Second Non-Consecutive Term Marks 2024 Election Victory

Trump’s Historic Return: Second Non-Consecutive Term Marks 2024 Election Victory

Making History Again: Trump Joins Grover Cleveland in Non-Consecutive Presidential Terms as Harris Campaign Falls Short
Liam McCusker ’25, Editor-In-Chief
November 18, 2024
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Time to End the Clock Confusion: Advocating for Permanent Standard Time Over Daylight Saving Time

Time to End the Clock Confusion: Advocating for Permanent Standard Time Over Daylight Saving Time

A Call to End Daylight Saving Time: Why It's Time to Embrace Standard Time Year-Round
Liam McCusker ’25, Editor-In-Chief
November 18, 2024
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Blue Bloods Bids Farewell: A Heartfelt Goodbye to a Beloved Series

Blue Bloods Bids Farewell: A Heartfelt Goodbye to a Beloved Series

Fourteen Seasons of Family, Duty, and Integrity Come to a Memorable End
Liam McCusker ’25, Editor-In-Chief
October 28, 2024
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Red Dead Redemption 2: A Timeless Masterpiece in Gaming and Storytelling

Red Dead Redemption 2: A Timeless Masterpiece in Gaming and Storytelling

Years After Release, Red Dead Redemption 2 Continues to Captivate Players with Its Rich Narrative and Stunning Open World
Liam McCusker ’25, Editor-In-Chief
October 28, 2024
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