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Obama Not to Back Down to ISIS
Marco Kostaras, Contributing Writer
The terrorist group known as ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and Syria) has released a video entitled “A Second Message to America” depicting the decapitation of …
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Local News
Supersized Wages
Monica Dore, News Editor
For nearly three years, the Service Employees International Union has been organizing events to push for an increased minimum wage among other benefits, and in the …
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NATO Seeks to End Russian Aggression
Ryan Hendrickson, Staff Writer
Many people across the planet fear a new Cold War may be upon us. The United States and Europe are accusing Russia of invading other countries …
Campus News
Life at Hillside Commons
Tracey Cheek, Staff Writer
Hillside Commons is Oneonta’s newest addition to student housing. Though it struck up some controversy with the city and with SUCO, it is up and running …
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Life Under the Islamic State
Ryan Hendrickson, Staff Writer
This past June, the terrorist organization known as the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham, now known as the Islamic State, caught the attention of the …
National News
Racial Divide Remains in Ferguson
Ryan Hendrickson, Staff Writer
On August 9 in Ferguson, Missouri, eighteen-year-old Michael Brown was walking down the street with a friend when a police officer pulled up next to them. …
Local News
Teachout Visits Oneonta
Cady Sharp Kuzmich, Editor-in-Chief
Fordham law professor, Zephyr Teachout, is giving incumbent Gov. Andrew Cuomo a run for
his money in the upcoming Democratic primary which will take place on …
Campus News
Ready for Classes: Fitzelle Hall, Open At Last!
Monica Dore, News Editor
On September 4,our campus will celebrate the 125th anniversary of its founding. Since 1889, SUNY Oneonta has grown from just a single building at the top …
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Free Labor at a Price
Kelly Spencer, Copy Editor
With summer coming to a close, bank balances are being vigilantly checked to see if that summer job waiting tables earned enough to foot the bill …
National News
Supreme Court Hears Ohio Campaign Case
Ben Winters, Staff Writer
On April 22, an Ohio law that criminalizes misinformation in political campaigns was brought to the Supreme Court. In 2010, Democrat Steve Driehaus ran for re-election …