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Reviewing a recipe: Joshua Weissman’s take on Cinnabon’s cinnamon rolls

Reviewing a recipe: Joshua Weissman’s take on Cinnabon’s cinnamon rolls

(Photo courtesy of Tasty.co) Cinnamon buns are pastries made with cinnamon.  Zach Lunghi Connector contributor Fast food options exist in abundance here in the United States, and they hinge their popularity on just how convenient they are. If we spend a little more money, a little more time, could we make these popular fast food

Club Spotlight on Club Tennis with recent wins in Harvard tournament and against UConn

(Photo courtesy of Daniel Ings) In the photo, left to right is Rodrigo Palominos, Jens Georgs, Kai Georgs, Gregoire Clement, Brett Beaulieu, Jacquelyn Iannuzzo, Nicholas Marinelli, Natalia Gonzalez, William Donahue and Kayla Murphy. Kyra Barry Connector Editor While tennis may not have an intramural or official UMass Lowell team, it is nothing to sneeze at.

How UMass Lowell’s student centers are addressing the mitigation of COVID-19

(Photo courtesy UMass Lowell) To keep on-campus residents and staff safe, student centers at the university have adopted guidelines and protocols to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. Brianna Yuen Connector Contributor To keep on-campus residents and staff safe, student centers at the university have adopted guidelines and protocols to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. The

Event Preview of UMass Lowell’s fall 2021 Magicon: All about pizza and games

(Photo courtesy pexels.com) D6 Dice are often used for Magic The Gathering games and tournaments, as well as other MGK games Evan Sisler Connector Editor Starting this Friday Nov. 19, UMass Lowell’s Master’s Gaming Konnection (MGK) will be hosting their once-per-semester gaming convention, Magicon. A free, fully in-person, three-day gaming event, Magicon will take place

Feature on how to keep your computer’s files organized during the pandemic

(Photo courtesy iStock by Getty Images) A person filing documents traditionally as opposed to digitally James Boyle Connector Contributor Before the pandemic, you could hand things to your co-workers. Now, you work from home. You share files via email or office chat. You know how to attach a file by now. Click the paper clip