Culture
Year: 2013
Culture
Celebrities Embrace Plant-Based Diets
Danielle Rennard, Staff Writer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=po63sZURoJE
Being a vegetarian or vegan is one of the latest diet trends that can be most beneficial to one’s health. More and more people are …
Culture
Carol Adams Speaks at the 18th Annual SUNY Oneonta Undergraduate Philosophy Conference
Adams devours the concept of the sexualization of animals as women and vice-versa as she describes it in her book “The Sexual Politics of Meat.”
Caitlyn Kuzmich, Staff Writer
Are …
Current Issues
Gaborik Dealt: What it Means?
Bobby Lemaire, Staff Writer
With the trade deadline passed, the NHL is in the homestretch of its shortened season. Out of all the trades, the biggest deal was the New …
Campus News
SA Scholarships Announced
Kainat Malik, Columnist
Every semester, the Student Association releases scholarships for the student body. This semester we had seven scholarships available for any activity fee-paying student to apply for, plus …
National News
Afghanistan: The Final Stretch
Cady Kuzmich, Columnist
Over 30,000 U.S. troops prepare to pull out of Afghanistan as the 2014 withdrawal approaches. In a White House Press Conference with Afghan President Karzai a few …
Arts
‘After Ashley’ Commands the Stage, Sells Out Opening Weekend
Michael Bonnani, Staff Writer
When a person goes to see a play, rarely is it an experience that makes one take a step back and think. Usually there are some …
Current Issues
Who is the Biggest NFL Bust Ever?
Bobby Lemaire, Staff Writer
The 2006 Oakland Raiders were one of the worst teams in NFL history. They finished an embarrassing 2-14, and were “rewarded” with the first overall pick …
Opinion
One Beer, Two Beer, Three Beer, Gut
Brendan Guere, Health Columnist
Counting calories to maintain or lose weight can be a problem for most college students, especially when alcohol is considered. I took a survey for a …
National News
More Than a Scantron: M.I.T Takes on Essay Scoring
Kaylyn Boccia, Staff Writer
In a world so filled with automation, there are few things that still require solely the human mind and hand. The area of test grading may …