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Clinton Takes Multifaceted Stance on Mid-East Diplomacy
Tim Lavis, News Editor
Secretary of State and rumored 2016 presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton has kept an eye to the Middle East in recent months, focusing on the broad range …
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Professor of Philosophy Receives Award from College: An Interview with Dr. Green
Salem Eames, Editor
On Friday, Dr. Michael Green, Professor of Philosophy, was announced as the recipient of SUNY Oneonta’s 2012 Academic Excellence Award for the Use of Instructional Technology. Dr. …
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Gender-Neutral Housing Comes to Oneonta
Whitney Bashaw, Editor-in-Chief
In an effort to offer more options for students living on campus, Residential Life will be introducing a pilot program for gender-neutral housing. The top two floors …
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Following Campus-Wide Vote, SA Changes Constitution, Absorbs CUAC
Ari Saati, Managing Editor
Following a campus-wide vote, recieving overwhelming approval, the Student Association (SA) is set to absorb the College Union Activities Council (CUAC) for the next academic year. …
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SA Revamps Constitution in Referendum Vote
Evan Englander, SA President
Each year around this time, the Student Association leadership reviews its constitution to see what we can do to help better the student experience at SUNY …
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Student Sustainability Committee Looks Ambitiously to the Future: Members seek to engage professors, students and tackle curriculums
Whitney Bashaw, Editor-in-Chief
Late last semester a group of students decided they wanted a bigger hand in SUNY Oneonta’s commitment to sustainability. After SA endorsement, the Students’ Sustainability Committee (SSC) …
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Graduate School Announces New Program: Springbrook will partner with Oneonta for Masters in Special Education
Whitney Bashaw, Editor-in-Chief
Last week SUNY Oneonta announced the new addition to its growing graduate studies program: a Masters in Special Education in partnership with local organization Springbrook.
In this …
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St. Oney Set to Usurp St. Patty
Jeannie Nielsen, Staff Writer
It has been a fixture of mid-March: students wandering around both campus and downtown, decked out as Irish caricatures adorned with shamrock necklaces, fake orange beards, …
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Santorum Emerges as Romney Alternative
Kayla Whitaker, Staff Writer
As November gets closer, the presidential candidates are pulling out all the stops to give their campaigns a leg up on the competition. Rick Santorum has …
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College Camp’s Diverse Offerings
Laura Arias, Staff Writer
The College Camp here at SUNY Oneonta is located on 276 acres of former farm land and offers students educational, recreational and social opportunities. When the …