Sports
NHL 2014 Awards
Bobby Lemaire, Sports Editor
The National Hockey League’s regular season has come and gone and the playoffs are in full swing. It is now time to give out some awards …
Year: 2014
Sports
The Issue of Student-Athletes
Anthony Beers, Staff Writer
A true student-athlete in Division I collegiate sports is almost non-existent. This has sparked debate on many levels, often broken down to the left or right-wing …
Culture
Horriblescopes
Marielle Genovesi- Culture Editor
Gemini: I know that every time you see your crush you slightly pee your pants, and I am going to tell them. You might want to …
Editorial
Shameless Self-love
Marielle Genovesi, Culture Editor
Narcissism is defined as inordinate fascination with oneself, or excessive self-love. A choice word when attempting to let off steam about “that guy” in your group …
Campus News
The World’s Problem with Water
Monica Dore, Copy Editor
Dr. Tracy Allen, an Associate Professor of the Geography and Environmental Sciences Program here at SUNY Oneonta, led a presentation last Thursday night called “Dangerous Waters.” …
Arts
Berkeley Alum Continues to Revive the Hip-Hop Game
Pat Boody, Staff Writer
Currently, hip-hop is becoming more repetitive and generalized than ever before. Many fans seek originality and skill within the genre but for the most part, there …
Arts
I Declare War Mix the Old With the New On Fourth Record
Taylor Hoysradt, Staff Writer
Since their inception in 2005, Seattle deathcore act I Declare War have carved a niche for themselves in the heavy metal industry with lyrics that deal …
Sports
The Mediocre Knickstape
Tyriq Butler, Staff Writer
One year removed from winning their first division title since 1994, the New York Knicks are giving their best effort to show that last season was …
Opinion
Guns and Newtown
Ryan Michel, Contributing Writer
On April 7 the community of Newtown, CT was up in arms when a gun activist group, formed by Ron Paul, announced that they were trying …
Culture
The Dullness of PowerPoint and the Politics Behind it
Anthony Beers- Staff Writer
Every college student at Oneonta has had a class that consists predominately of note-taking from PowerPoint presentations with multiple choice testing. The student’s major doesn’t tend …