Lifestyle
Women & Sex Today: “Ashamed of What?”
Laura Arias, Staff Writer
Today it seems that women are more sexually active, or at least more open about. As women become less dependent on males, both socially and economically, …
Lifestyle
Lifestyle
Female Condoms: Women Have Sex Too
Laura Arias, Staff Writer
The female condom, like the male condom, is used to prevent unwanted pregnancy and STIs including HIV (used during sexual intercourse). A study done by the …
Culture
Remembering The Titanic
Jeannie Nielsen, Staff Writer
This past Saturday marks the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic on its maiden voyage. In honor of this, the 1997 film, starring Kate …
Culture
Struggle for Same Sex Equality
Jorie Cohen, Staff Writer
It has been a long battle for same 
sex couples to finally get the right to marry. These couples are now fighting for a new right: …
Lifestyle
SUCO Celebrates Black History Month
Mike Bonanni, Staff Writer
On Sunday February 26, Hunt Union was host to a Black History and Diversity celebration in honor of Black History Month. The night featured a variety …
Lifestyle
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Sagittarius: If your pocket is feeling saggy, go buck wild and you’ll make a few friends.
Aquarius: Calm down your diva this week.
Capricorn: Experiment with some spices in …
Lifestyle
The End of Open Mic?
Mike Bonanni, Staff Writer
Julia’s Open Mic has been a great event for emerging musical talent, as well as a good way to attract people to the Oneonta Theatre. With …
Lifestyle
7 Things That Need to Stay in ’11
Jeannie Nielsen, Contributing Writer
Kardashians: Did anyone really expect Kim K. to have a lasting, meaningful marriage? No! Her fame started after a sex tape was ‘accidentally’ leaked and a …
Lifestyle
Separating the Men from the Boys: Beardoff
Kate Koenig, Arts Editor
It’s time for the Octobeards and No-Shave Novembeards of months past to take the stage in groomed glory: Beardoff is back for its Third Annual Benefit …
Lifestyle
Indonesia Pays the Price of Industrialization
Laura Arias, Staff Writer
The Citarum River in West Java, Indonesia is currently the dirtiest river in the world. One can barely see the water in the Citarum because of …