Current Issues
World Series: Who Wins It All?
Justin Lovell, Sports Editor
Baseball is America’s national pastime and the World Series, also known as the Fall Classic, holds the most important baseball games played all year. This year, …
Year: 2012
Current Issues
College Football: BCS A Bust?
Anthony Beers, Staff Writer
In college football the ultimate goal is to win the BCS title game. In order to play in the title game, teams must be ranked either …
Current Issues
USA Soccer: The Long Road to Brazil
Bobby Lemaire, Staff Writer
On Tuesday, October 16, the United States men’s national soccer team defeated Guatemala 3-1, guaranteeing them first place in their third round group stage, which will …
Culture
Bananas Can Save the World from Oil-Tainted Waters
Danielle Rennard, Staff Writer
The solution to cleaning up devastating oil spills might be closer than everyone had expected. It might even be so close that you could find it …
Arts
A Fine Frenzy Branches Out with Pines
Richie Feathers, Staff Writer
The vast difference between A Fine Frenzy’s debut “One Cell in the Sea” and her second album “Bomb in a Birdcage” showed that Alison Sudol, the …
Culture
Coffee No Longer a Guilty Pleasure?
Reilly Van Dyke, Staff Writer
Studies are now showing that there are positive side effects to drinking coffee. For years, doctors have been persistent about the negative health risks that …
Culture
Black Friday: Shop ‘til You Drop
Melissa Rosman, Copy Editor
Black Friday is a term with which most Americans are familiar. In a society surrounded by consumer opportunities, Black Friday is a day for people to …
Arts
Discover the Japanese Walt Disney, Hayao Miyazaki
Kate Koenig, Editor-in-Chief
Do you know about Miyazaki films? Maybe you remember “My Neighbor Totoro” or “Kiki’s Delivery Service” from the early 90s. Some of the more popularly known titles …
Culture
He Asked About the Quality by C. P. Cavafy translated by Aliki Barnstone
Editor’s Pick
He came out of the office where he was employed
in an unimportant and poorly paid position
(up to eight pounds a month, with tips);
when he finished …
Arts
Mask and Hammer to Put on Double Feature Performance
Kate Koenig, Editor-in-Chief
This weekend, the Mask and Hammer Theatre Club and SUNY Oneonta Department of Theatre will be producing two plays in one: “The Cuban Swimmer” and “Dog Lady” …