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SUNY Alum Returns to Campus
Adia Watts, Editor-in-Chief
Donned in a fashion-forward royal blue ensemble, Oneonta State alumnus Carol Sbarge came to visit our campus and speak to some of the students in the mass …
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Exploring the Study Abroad Fair
Grace Carney, Contributing Writer
On Thursday, October 1, SUNY Oneonta hosted its annual Study Abroad Fair in the Chase Gym. Although studying abroad has been an option for college students …
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Arresting the Hands of Time
Averi Amsterdam, Staff Writer
It was a morning like any other for MacArthur High School student, Ahmed Mohamed. This bright, 14 year old student designed a clock and brought it …
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Celebrating Latin@ Heritage Month
Astrid Ressler, Copy Editor
As a part of the Latina/o Heritage Month events going on around campus, graduate professor Dr. Will Walker hosted a screening of the documentary “The Young …
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A Long Way From Sierra Leone
Astrid Ressler, Copy Editor
From 1991 until 2002, the African nation of Sierra Leone was torn apart by a dangerous civil war. Civilians and soldiers alike were brutally murdered as …
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Out of the Darkness… and Into the Light
Astrid Ressler, Copy Editor
Over the weekend, the Oneonta Moose Lodge held the “Out of the Darkness” suicide prevention walk to raise awareness for an organization that works toward educating …
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Poetic Justice
Cheyenne Dorsagno, Copy Editor
SUNY Oneonta’s Poetry Slam Association hosted its first “Big O Poetry Slam” of the year on September 16. These shows typically are held in the Waterfront …
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A New G3n Ed
Alex Park, Managing Editor
SUNY Oneonta has implemented a new general education system and it may affect your time at school in more ways than one. In what was called …
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Gender Out of Bounds
Alex Puricelli, Contributing Writer
“Your life is a trajectory of social justice,” Dr. Maylei Blackwell told a small crowd of students and faculty members who gathered at the Center for …
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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 …