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Gray Family Settles for $6.4M
Auriana Melendez-Garcia, Contributing Writer
After months of waiting, the family of Freddie Gray has agreed with the City of Baltimore to accept a settlement of $6.4 million for the …
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Kim Davis: Attacker or Under Attack?
Cheyenne Dorsagno, Copy Editor
Ever since the video of a Rowan County, Kentucky clerk refusing marriage licenses to same-sex couples went viral, a heated media debate has ensued. The county …
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A Close Race for 2016
Emma Harris, Contributing Writer
Although the 2016 Presidential Election is more than a year away, the candidates have already saturated national news outlets. With five candidates from the Democratic …
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Hillary Announces Presidential Run
Cheyenne Dorsagno, Staff Writer
Hillary Clinton, 67, has officially announced that she will be running for the 2016 presidential election. She began her campaign with a video titled “Getting Started,” …
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The Purvi Patel Case: Indiana Woman Charged with Feticide Sentenced to 20 years in Prison
Kelly Spencer, Copy Editor
In 2013, a young Indian-American woman named Purvi Patel walked into a hospital in South Bend, Indiana bleeding from a miscarriage. When asked by doctors what …
Campus News
What’s Keeping Men from Seeking Counseling When They Need it ?
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Cady Sharp Kuzmich
Editor in Chief
Utility bills, grade-point-average anxiety, substance abuse, job insecurity, the stress that comes along with relationships and unexpected family tragedies–every student at SUNY …
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Ted Cruz Blues
Astrid Ressler
Staff Writer
This past week, Texas Senator Ted Cruz tweeted that he was officially going to run for president in 2016. A Canadian native and a proud Southern …
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How King v. Burwell Could Impact Your Insurance
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Monica Dore
Staff Writer
A recent Supreme Court case focusing on a small wording detail within the Affordable Care Act could have big consequences on 7.5 million …
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Net Neutrality Triumphs
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Ben Winters
Advertising Manager
On the morning of Thursday, February 26, the Federal Communications commission voted in favor of adopting a policy of net neutrality. The vote …
Campus News
In the Wake of a Dozen Overdoses at Wesleyan College, Students reassess Molly
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Jordan Perry
Staff Writer
On February 22, 10 students and two visitors were hospitalized for overdosing on MDMA at Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut. MDMA is a …