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Congressional Candidate Visits Campus
Terrance McLeod, Staff Writer
Last week, congressional candidate Dem. Julian Schreibman visited SUNY Oneonta as a part of his tour to see the educational programs of the SUNY schools in …
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Changes to the Cow Path
Mike Bonanni, Staff Writer
Many students who take the Cow Path (or as the school officials refer to it, Golding Path) were surprised to find it undergoing some much needed …
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Faculty Spotlight: Book Publication
Dr. Ashok Kumar Malhotra will be signing copies of his latest book on “Grandpa Chopra’s Stories for Life Nourishment” at the Green Toad Bookstore at 7 p.m., Thursday, September 20, …
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9/11: Never Forget?
T-Sgt. Nate Leonard, UPD Columnist
This past Tuesday, September 11, 2012, I had the honor of participating in the Color Guard for the 9/11 ceremony held here on campus near …
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Former Faculty Recognized in Awards Ceremony
Kate Koenig, Editor-in-Chief
This past Friday, September 14, the Tapestry of Diversity Award was presented at the Hunt Union Waterfront to Dr. Caridad Souza, a member of the SUNY Oneonta …
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Dr. Cornel West Commemorates Black List with Words of Inspiration
Kate Koenig, Editor-in-Chief
This fall, for the Black List’s commemoration, Dr. Cornel West gave the keynote address in Alumni Field House on SUNY Oneonta’s campus last night, Tuesday, September 4, …
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Psychology Department Rebuilds Amidst a Slew of Faculty Departures
Tim Lavis & Erik Heidenreich, News Editor & Contributing Writer
SUNY Oneonta’s psychology department will undergo some significant staffing changes at the end of this
semester. Three of the department’s …
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Factions within Music Department Stifles Communication, Says National Report
Sam Spokony, Photo Editor
An independent report published by a nationally-recognized music education organization states that there “appears to be two faculty factions” within SUNY Oneonta’s music department, whose continual …
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UPD Officers Receive Various Awards for their Heroic Actions
UPD Column
As some of you may remember, last November, two members of the University Police Department were involved in rescuing a retired Hartwick professor from a submerged car in …
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Relay for Life Draws Big Crowd
Whitney Bashaw, Editor-in-Chief
Relay for Life, the annual volunteer-driven fundraiser for cancer research, made over $45,000 and drew a crowd of 1,300 people to the 12-hour event.
From 7 p.m. …