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Mixing it up in the Dining Hall
Sarah Meltzer, Staff Writer
The dining hall: A place to sit down, relax and talk to friends while munching on some tasty treats. It seems, at first glance, …
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New LeanPath Program Tracks Dining Hall Waste
Rebecca Pollard, Environmental Columnist
It is not an uncommon occurrence to be in the dining hall and see someone put a full plate of food on a tray and …
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Eating Disorder Awareness Week
Becca Longabucco, Staff Writer
Let’s face it: many of us have been unhappy with our weight at some time or another. From those annual holiday pounds to the …
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SeaWorld Exposed
Donna Eberhart, Staff Writer
SeaWorld emerged in 1964 and was created by four graduates from the University of California, Los Angeles. Milton C. Shedd, Ken Norris, David Dermott and George …
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If Getting Sick isn’t For You…
Ali Proctor, Contributing Writer
Surviving the winter season without becoming sick may seem like an impossible feat, but stay strong, spring is almost here! Though it may appear that …
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Horriblescopes
Marielle Genoves, Culture Editor
Aries: Your “sweet-heart” will give you moldy chocolates for Valentine’s Day, and he will say it is because you have grown on him just like mold. …
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New York Fashion Week in Action
Crosby Tillman, Staff Writer
This week, New York City is buzzing louder than usual and it is because the biggest names in American fashion are debuting their collections for the …
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Cupid’s Cosmo
Marielle Genovesi- Culture Editor
Fancying a festive drink to make for your legal-aged sweetheart this Friday? Looking for a reason to drink in the name of love? Or do you …
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Travel Blurb: Florence, Italy
Ciao from Firenze!
This city is absolutely amazing and breathtaking. We arrived to our apartment 1 PM Florence time– 7AM New York time. With the hour of sleep everyone got …
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Shorter Winter Wonderland?
Rebecca Pollard, Contributing Writer
Although here in Oneonta it may not feel like it, winter is actually about 24 days shorter than it has been in recent history. Studies by …