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Be the Green: Locally Grown Foods
Laura Nayibi Arias, Culture Editor
The concept of locally grown foods is increasingly being discussed as the general public gains awareness on the impacts of food on the natural environment. …
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Colleges Going Out of Business?
Daniel Dougherty-Samowitz, Contributing Writer
Each year, college tuitions grow at astronomical rates, prompting high school students to question whether to further study a field of interest. The answer to the …
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A Message to the Beer Lovers
Adam Lis, Columnist
Beer! Some people love it. The East Coast is known for it. Pennsylvania’s own Yuengling is America’s oldest brewery. Rolling Rock is another “big name beer” from …
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Oneonta Welcomes Collage Food Boutique
Laura Nayibi Arias, Culture Editor
Collage Food Boutique is one of the newest business establishments in town. Owner and head chef, Zijin Wu, has brought an amazing diversity of flavors …
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A Personal Account of the Emerald Isle
Anita Bernardi, Contributing Writer, Study Abroad
I miss the crimson sunset that settles over the mountains, irradiating Galway Bay, the pungent smell of Pete moss that lingers through the air …
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Be the Green: SUNY Oneonta Hires Sustainability Coordinator
Laura Nayibi Arias, Culture Editor
Last semester SUNY Oneonta took a step towards their commitment to sustainability when they created a sustainability coordinator position. After students, faculty and staff had …
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Feces, the Newest Medicine on the Market
Danielle Rennard, Staff Writer
A new study has revealed an atrocious treatment that can be more effective in curing certain infections than taking pills. It has been discovered that transplanting …
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A Stroll Down Water Street: A Glance at the Oneonta Bar Scene
Adam Lis, Columnist
What’s the first thing that pops in your head when you hear Oneonta? For most people it might be freezing winters, city of the hills or maybe …
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Be the Green: Get an “A” in Recycling
Laura Nayibi Arias, Culture Editor
As we reach the end of the semester trash bins begin to resemble their very tragic and overwhelming paper brigade. In other words, trash bins …
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Business for Small Businesses!
Adam Lis, Columnist
When the dust cleared, the lines shortened and the crowds died out, were you a lucky one who scored a deal on Black Friday? The biggest shopping …