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Autumn Night by Diana Americano
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leaves change color
the cool breeze flies
the song of the leaves roars
rustles and bustles in the brush
birds begin to sing to the south
sky turns …
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GMO Foods Require Labeling After Proposition 37
Danielle Rennard, Staff Writer
A new proposition was presented in California about labeling food products more clearly. As a result to a grass-root movement that erupted from concerned food consumers …
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My Study Abroad Experience: London
Laura Ajaeb, Contributing Writer
When I stepped off of the airplane in London, England, it hit me that I was all the way across the ocean from home. The whole …
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Oil Spill Sandy
Reilly Van Dyke, Staff Writer
While Hurricane Sandy caused massive amounts of damage along the east coast to many homes, roads and wildlife, some of the most significant points of …
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Forget Your Most Unwanted Memories
Danielle Rennard, Staff Writer
Do you have any memories that you just want to forget? A new study has shown that the brain has two different ways of handling those …
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“Slut” by Daphne Gottlieb
Editor’s Pick
i die first
in every horror movie,
before the innocent boyfriend,
the too-
curious best friend
and the foolhardy pal.
death comes blind fast
and easy, familiar as …
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In hopes of attracting attention to the issue of global warming and the connection which it has to societal influences on people and corporations, Derrick Jensen and Stephanie …
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Same-Sex Marriage Still Questionable in France
Adam Lis, Columnist
The year is 2012 and one could say that we have come a long way with the same-sex marriage epidemic. According to Procon.org, as of May 2012, …
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Energy Drinks Causing Deaths: You May Be at Risk
Kaylyn Boccia, Staff Writer
The old saying, “everything in moderation” may be extremely true when it comes to the consumption of caffeine. On October 22 the Food and Drug Administration …
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Embracing Diversity: SUNY Oneonta Prepares for the First Annual Global Movement Festival
Kate Koenig, Editor-in-Chief
This November, the Multicultural Student Council and World Percussion Ensemble will be hosting the first annual Global Movement Festival. The event will be on Monday, November 12 …