News
Sex Ed: App Edition
Technology
Daniella Sannuti, Staff writer
If there is one thing all humans are always curious about, it’s sex. Regardless of gender, sexual orientation or even religion, we all face burning …
Articles by The State Times
Arts
Arcade Fire’s Triumphant Return
Richie Feathers, Arts Editor
If there were ever any doubts that Arcade Fire’s fourth release was going to be anything but ambitious and huge, one look at the title track’s …
Editorial
What is the Price of Fame?
Reilly Van Dyke, Copy Editor
Ever wonder what it would be like to be famous? Most people imagine being a wealthy actor and going to movie premieres. But there’s another …
Feature
Masquerave Takes Over Halloween
Sara Buturla, Staff Writer
This past Halloween The Oneonta Theatre was the place to be. The electronic dance music event, Masquerave returned to Oneonta and did not disappoint. Masquerave originally …
Arts
Songwriters Club Competition Helps Students Improve
Dan Ainspan, Staff Writer
Last Tuesday, the SUNY Oneonta Songwriters Club held its annual songwriting competition at Hunt Union Square. Contestants had the opportunity to perform one original piece of …
News
Loveless in Japan
Afua Nuro, Staff Writer 
For most college students, sex is relatively high on their priority lists. This isn’t the case in Japan, where 45 percent of women aged 16-24 are …
Arts
Los Campesinos! Are Back With Impressive New Record
Sam Kane, Contributing Writer
With “NO BLUES,” their fifth album in five years, Los Campesinos! have arrived at a sound that embodies both the melancholy and in depth reflection on …
Opinion
How Much Sugar is Too Much
Kayla Slater, Columnist
You have probably heard that too much soda, caffeine and sugar affects your health. Unfortunately, sugar and caffeine are abundant in our diets, especially as college students. …
Arts
The Growth of Balance and Composure’s Enjoyable New Album
Patrick Boody, Contributing Writer
After four EPs and one full-length album, the melodic indie/punk band Balance and Composure released another record this past September, entitled “The Things We Think We’re …
Editorial
Chronically Clothed: Thoughts on Nudity
Elizabeth Raphaelson, Managing Editor
Last year, my cousin posted a link to an article about World Naked Gardening Day, an event celebrated by many horticulturists the first Saturday of every …