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Poem of the Week, 10/26/11
Salem Eames, Culture Editor
The State Times Culture Section is looking for student submissions! We are accepting photos taken oncampus or elsewhere in Oneonta, as well as original poetry or …
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Five Movies to Avoid Like the Plague
Jeannie Nielsen, Contributing Writer
Gone are the days when going to the movie theater was an inexpensive treat. Tickets are usually over ten dollars, and if you decide to get …
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Renowned Drummer Carl Palmer Makes Stop in Oneonta
Kate Koenig, Arts Editor
This past Wednesday October 12, the Foothills Performing Arts Center was honored to present “drummer’s drummer” Carl Palmer. Palmer is most known for his work with …
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The Upper Deck Leaves Oneonta Ska’d
Kate Koenig, Arts Editor
Last Thursday, October 13, The Upper Deck (formerly known as Sake Club) was host to a ska spectacular. Local favorites the Samurai Pizza Cats, and internationally …
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Skin Deep Beauty
Kate Koenig, Arts Editor
Ink. Tats. Body art. It seems as though everyone has some sort of tattoo. Some celebrate interests, others add beautiful design, memorialize a loved one or …
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Album Review: Switchfoot’s Vice Verses
Tara Miner, Staff Writer
The bands Switchfoot and Anberlin came to SUNY Oneonta on September 27, and that same day Switchfoot released their new album, “Vice Verses.” I found “Vice …
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Laughing with America’s Favorite Uncle
Erin Potter, Staff Writer
Dave Coulier, best known for his role as Uncle Joey in Full House, performed stand-up Saturday evening in the Hunt Union Ballroom. There was a wonderful …
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Album Review: Dream Theater’s A Dramatic Turn of Events
Pat Cutty, Staff Writer
Legendary Long Island progressive metal outfit Dream Theater’s latest work is aptly named. For those of you who don’t know, Dream Theater’s founding drummer and de …
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Metal Fanatics Organize Invasion
A.J. Piszcz, Contributing Writer
This past Saturday I found myself at the Oneonta Moose Lodge for a show called the Mass Invasion. This show was put on by Russ Kanser …
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Don’t Fear the Reaper at the Oneonta Theatre
George Meyer III, Contributing Writer
A dense fog and blue light filled the Oneonta Theatre’s auditorium on Friday — the place was packed. The crowd had come for the Blue …