Go to Housatonic Community College. I've been to three of the CT community (Housatonic, Naugatuck…read moreand Gateway) colleges and honestly Housatonic in Bridgeport has provided me with the best community college experience thus far. I have been blessed with teachers who want to help the student succeed beyond race , religion and economic status'. Housatonic is a diversified school! Anyone can call and will most likely call Housatonic a home away from home institution . Gateway is only know for their new architectural building structure of random teachers roaming down the hallways only concerned about their paychecks instead of the students career goals. As students remember you have a choice to choose and decide what college you want to go to. Do not feel locked or obliged to attend Gateway. Explore your options and means of transportation as you are charged in your tuition for bus , train fare and parking dues every semester whether you use it or not! Look into your tuition costs. Wake up , you have a choice do not remain complacent or stuck within the town you reside in. You will always have the freedoms and options you desire. Do your research and look beyond. Also where are the Google reviews and other platforms open for review on Gateway ? Biased would one not think?

So far, through two semesters, I've had nothing but positive experiences. I went to southern many…read moreyears ago, and I really enjoyed it, but there's something inherently positive about gateway. My two professors have been honest, fun, and hard working. I hope my tenure here goes as well as my first two semesters.

Very modern architecture. The curves bounce the sound and keep the noise level up. It's a small…read morerink. There are really no bad seats - personally I think the standing room only tickets provide a really nice view. We were lucky enough to get second row seats but part of being so far forward was the disadvantage of an obstructed view of some of the far-side of the rink. It would be nice if they got a Jumbotron so you could see instant replays of the goals. Overall, pretty solid rink for a small school. I guess I am used to bigger stadiums such as Michigan Yost arena.

This is an incredible building(arena) for several reasons.Among them are the friendly employees who…read moreare always helpful.You get a great view of the game because the seats are close to the action.The architecture is incredible.I love the design of the building.Even the nickname is cool "The Whale".Speaking of the Whale you will even hear a few seconds of Brass Bonanza.It reminds me of The Hartford Whalers. The best part of the building is the sound of the fans applauding after a goal.You can hear the sound bouncing around the building. I was fortunate enough to see an overtime goal,last season. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vYya9gxk-E

Came here for another concert: SUBLIME with Bouncing Souls and The Interrupters…read more For those of you complaining about concert parking. What do you expect!? Get there earlier and leave early if you don't want traffic! There is multiple street sections that are FREE!! We were lucky enough to park in somebody's driveway for less parking than the venue charged but even with parking at the venue, we've only had to wait a short while for exiting. A little walk isn't that bad! It also depends on WHO is performing. The crowds will be different based on the show so keep that in mind. A Bob Marley tribute had LESS people, HALF the stadium while sublime was SOLD OUT and completely full!! Know your audience!

Great venue in New Haven. Outdoor seating only. Grassy area for standing or seating on 3 levels…read more Bars and dining services available. Pay to park or on street free parking.

We went to an Edgar Allen Poe speakeasy event at Lyric Hall and while it is definitively a small…read morevenue the history can be felt immediately upon entering the stage, seating, chandelier, lighting, art all beautiful and reminiscent of a time gone by when places were built with attention to detail by hand. A true treasure.

What an amazingly beautiful historic theatre! We went to the screening of the Twin Peaks pilot last…read morenight. When entering the side door of the theatre I felt like I was going back in time with all 1920's antique furniture, rugs and decor. Absolutely stunning. They kindly ushered us in from the cold and showed us the screening room where old vaudeville acts were performed in days gone by. On the other side of the entry they had refreshments set up, popcorn, which was delicious and drinks. Again I was brought back to a time where hospitality and kindness seemed to be in vogue. The theatre itself is a beautiful small room with chairs on top of an oriental rug facing the old stage. I can not think of a better place to watch a Twin Peaks screening. We can not wait for more screenings! What a treat it was.

A wonderful community of accomplished scholars and athletes. A large and beautiful courtyard. A…read morecharming dining hall. And a sweltering, scorching, way-too-hot gym.

I agree with Marisol, but I'll put in my two cents on top…read more I love the crowd, even if it is a little on the nerdy side. The lounge and the dining hall are relaxing spots to hang out in, and Friday happy hours come with free! alcohol and greasy, repetitive but free! food. In fact, the law school is a fantastic resource for the hungry and cheap. (Caveat: cover for 3 years will set you back something to the tune of oh...$132,000.) If you hang around at 1:00 PM or after 7:00 PM Monday through Thursday, it takes very little diligence to scrounge free Thai, Indian, pizza, and if you're lucky, something else (but you have to be quite lucky). The courtyard is perfect for hanging out in warmer months, but it may as well be closed for business during the winter. If you need to unwind indoors, the couches in the lounge and the four armchairs on the main floor of the library make for prime nappy time, and no one judges you for drooling. One complaint I have about Yale Law School is that the lunchtime crowd in the dining hall is terribly and visibly young. The library is also a total undergraduate hotspot. I think YLS would be much improved if it poached the bouncer from Anchor and made all the underaged children take their biology textbooks and study at Toad's.

Strengths: Research and publishing, academic creativity…read moreCommunity of students and professors Con law Contracts Faculty (availability, supportiveness) Clinics Architecture Consolidation in a single building (almost) Law revue (truly hysterical) Special events (number and quality) Clerkships Freedom Reputation Restaurants (diversity, value) Depth of career information Burning Man contingent Weaknesses: HVAC Noisiness of library Safety Untransparency, which applies also to Yale University and Yale Police (for instance, regarding campus safety) Lack of a culture of feedback and improvement Disconnect from rest of Yale University Gym (worn equipment, long periods closed, rude staff, never once since 2001 can I recall seeing the equipment being cleaned) Weather Course selection process (I'm happy to help redesign this) Printers Lack of institutional culture of mission-setting, mission articulation, principle-setting, principle articulation, benchmarking, goal-setting, goal articulation, quantification of results against goals, accountability for success and failure, feedback, innovation and constantly raising the bar, so to speak