Bicycle Talk Episode 161 7-17-19
July 17th Bicycle Talk Episode 161
Ron’s Rant: The wind! The invisible hill. Positive Side: Tour de France. Ron talks about the last few stages including the big wind stage that broke up the field. Ma...
Bicycle Talk Episode 160 7-10-19
Cyclists in my way! Walking and cycling reduce congestion Positive Side US Women win word cup. Stage 3 of the Tour de France. What cycling is all about. The Maintenance Minute: Lack of helmet...
Bicycle Talk Episode 159 7-3-19
Ron’s Rant: Tanks in DC? Really? How about bikes instead. On a positive side Oregon passes the Idaho stop. Mechanical Minute: Wheel Inspection. Content: More Tour de France Time! American riders, Top ten...
Bicycle Talk Episode 158 6-26-19
Ron’s Rant: Tics and Lyme disease. Positive Side: Get trip to the Mountain Laurels to see Connecticut’s State Flower in full bloom. Mechanical Minute: This week we talk about not bikes, but tics and how to kee...
Bicycle Talk Episode 157
June 19th Bicycle Talk Episode 157
Ron’s Rant:Where’s my bike lane? Do you have a critical intersection a section of road that needs attention? What are you doing about it in your community? On a positive s...
Bicycle Talk June 12th
June 12th Bicycle Talk
Ron’s Rand: “You People” Being judged by what other’s do. Positive Side: Farm to fork rondo season 2019! Shout out to local rider / Commuter. Maintenance Minute: Negotiating dir...
Take Back the Night empowers victim-survivors of sexual violence
On April 17, 2019, at about 7 p.m., roughly 70 students gathered in the Student Union Ballroom for an evening of empowerment and healing. Described as such by the Women’s Center, Take Back the Night is an annual event for victim-survivors of sexual violence, created in collaboration between the Violence Against Women Prevention Program (VAWPP) and the Women’s Center.
TPUSA Campus Clash Tour steers clear of violence at UConn Storrs
By Kate Ariano
History did not repeat itself here at the University of Connecticut on Tuesday, April 9 when conservative speakers from Turning Point USA came to campus for violence was completely avoide...
Keynote Speaker Demetrius Harmon tells UConn students they are not alone at third annual NAACP Image Awards
UConn's NAACP chapter celebrated black excellence on campus. The event consisted of music, food, speeches and student performances from Praise Dance Ministry to Voices of Freedom.
Founder of #MeToo Movement, Tarana Burke: ‘You Have Power Now.’
On April 10, civil rights activist Tarana Burke spoke at Jorgensen about the #MeToo movement, having empathy for sexual harassment survivors, and her life as an activist.
Burke was invited to the Unive...