Culture
Painkillers for Lunch
Danielle Rennard, Staff Writer
This past Friday, the Food and Drug Administration voted to strengthen the restrictions on painkillers such as Vicodin, which is the most widely prescribed drug in …
Month: February 2013
Culture
Constructions of Beauty
Kaylyn Boccia, Staff Writer
Starting at an extremely young age, girls are overloaded with hard, and sometimes unattainable, body and beauty expectations promoted through all forms of media. Advertisements are …
Culture
Visiting London and its Neighbors
Joshua Burger, Contributing Writer
I chose to participate in a study abroad program during the summer of 2012 through the College at Brockport. My educational exoerience took place at the …
Campus News
Student Association Welcomes Back Student Leaders, Old and New
Kai Malik, Columnist
This semester, two of our executive board seats became vacant. John Myron and Elizabeth White, former Student Association Direc- tors, stepped up and ran in the Spring …
Opinion
Making the Most of Meatless Monday
Alyssa Simon, Columnist
Last semester, Wilsbach dining hall chose to participate in Meatless Monday. If you are new to campus or have never heard of Meatless Monday, it’s exactly what …
Culture
Update on Dining Halls Waste Demonstrations
Sarah Vitro, Contributing Writer
When people hear the word waste, they immediately think to themselves, ‘Gross!’ But what people should be thinking about is their impact on the environment. Landfills …
Culture
Be the Green: Locally Grown Foods
Laura Nayibi Arias, Culture Editor
The concept of locally grown foods is increasingly being discussed as the general public gains awareness on the impacts of food on the natural environment. …
Editorial
A ‘Blast’ from the Past
Justin Lovell, Sports Editor 
In 1985, the Nintendo Entertainment System was launched across the world. The console was an 8-bit system, which used cartridges for games and had a controller …
News
Terror Breaks Out at a Brazialian Night Club
Reilly Van Dyke, Staff Writer
A fire at a nightclub in Santa Maria, Brazil left 250 people dead and several injured on Sunday night. The nightclub,
the full extent of …
Culture
Colleges Going Out of Business?
Daniel Dougherty-Samowitz, Contributing Writer
Each year, college tuitions grow at astronomical rates, prompting high school students to question whether to further study a field of interest. The answer to the …