Arts
Obituary: ‘Inked in Blood’
Sam Shereck, Contributing Writer 
Obituary are a band that truly need no introduction. They have been active since 1984, originally called Executioner. Obituary are one of the true innovators of …
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News
An Interview with Dr. Joshua Nollenberg
Weston Honicker, Contributing Writer
I interviewed Dr. Joshua Nollenberg, Cosmologist and Professor of Astronomy at Oneonta State College, on Monday, November 18. I wanted to find out more about the …
Local News
Republicans Win Big, but Cuomo Remains
Ryan Hendrickson, Staff Writer
State and national government elections were held on November 4. With the leadership of the U.S. Senate, the House of Representatives and the New York State …
Arts
Damien Rice: ‘My Favourite Faded Fantasy’
Hannah Griesel, Staff Writer 
In March of 2008, my mother played me a recording she had saved on DVR of Damien Rice performing “Rootless Tree” on From The Basement. We …
Arts
Interstellar Inspires Universal Awe
Tim Greene, Staff Writer 
“Interstellar,” written and directed by Christopher Nolan ,of “The Dark Knight “Trilogy, hit theatres November 7. Anyone familiar with Nolan’s work knows that his films are …
Current Issues
Reassessing the Cost of Higher Education
Cady Sharp Kuzmich, Editor-in-Chief
Our educational system is flawed to the bone.
There is something fundamentally wrong with a society that educates only those who can foot the bill. This …
Campus News
A Lecture with the Keeper of the Hudson
Becca Pollard, Staff Writer
On November 6, in the Hunt Ballroom, Oneonta held the 15th annual Cornell-Gladstone-Hanlon-Kaufmann Lecture. Virginia and William Kaufmann are responsible for the establishment of this yearly …
Campus News
Victory for Men’s Soccer
Bobby Lemaire, Sports Editor
The Oneonta State Men’s Soccer team was officially crowned SUNYAC champions after defeating the Cortland State Red Dragons 2-1 in a thrilling final at Red Dragon …
Arts
Swallowed ‘Lunarterial’
Sam Shereck, Contributing Writer 
Finland has been widely known in metal circles as a breeding ground for great extreme metal acts over the years. At 53.5 bands per 100,000 people, …
Arts
Artist Spotlight: HAERTS
Richie Feathers, Managing Editor 
Although it’s been difficult for critics to draw the line between the “indie” tag and the admittedly pop sound of Brooklyn’s up-and-coming quartet HAERTS, when the …