Arts
The Contortionist: Language
Taylor Hoystradt, Copy Editor
Since 2007, The Contortionist have made a name for themselves in the progressive metal scene by combining the heavy elements of death metal with the melodic …
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‘Way Back Wednesday’ Album: Turnover’s Magnolia
Pat Boody, Staff Writer 
Pop-punk is a genre that has its pros and cons. Plenty of people have their personal arguments as to why the genre itself is inferior relative …
Current Issues
Women’s Cross Country Team Strides Forward
Monica Dore, News Editor
SUNY Oneonta Women’s Cross Country team had a lot of momentum going into this year’s season. Coming off of the most impressive season in school history …
News
Western Involvement in ISIS
Ryan Hendrickson, Staff Writer
The United States, as well as forty other countries, is now engaged in yet another war in the Middle East. Over the past two weeks, the …
Arts
Funk Night Is Back!
Therese Ferrara, Staff Writer
“We’re gonna start things off nice and slow, but we don’t do things nice and slow here, so we’re gonna start nice and slow and end …
News
Controlling the Ebola Outbreak
Patrick Wolff, Staff Writer
As of September 26, the death toll in West Africa has surpassed 3,000 as a result of the recent Ebola outbreak. Estimates from the World Health …
Arts
Music Industry Club Features Survey Says
Hannah Griesel, Staff Writer
The Music Industry Club hosted Oneonta band Bray’s album release show on Thursday, September 25, in Hunt Union’s Waterfront room.
The opening band was Doldrum, a …
Local News
Plan C: Misoprostol
Kelly Spencer, Copy Editor
Nearly a year ago, Texas legislature passed House Bill 2, infamized by Senator Wendy Davis’s 11-hour filibuster. Since then, the bill, which restricts abortions after 20 …
Current Issues
The Latest Tech Trend Is… Imitation?
Ben Winters, Staff Writer
In 2007, we were introduced to the first iPhone, one of the most revolutionary pieces of technology that can be held in our hand. Since then, …
Arts
Alt-J Releases Sophomore Album: ‘This Is All Yours’
Richie Feathers, Managing Editor
Their name’s origin might be a Mac keyboard shortcut, but it’s still a bit of a surprise that Leeds, England trio Alt-J found such wide success …