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More Than a Scantron: M.I.T Takes on Essay Scoring
Kaylyn Boccia, Staff Writer
In a world so filled with automation, there are few things that still require solely the human mind and hand. The area of test grading may …
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Campus News
Bridging the Gap With Dr. Finin
Reilly Van Dyke, Staff Writer
Dr. Finin, an alum of SUNY Oneonta, is a passionate English professor here. While attending school from 1981-1985, she majored in political science with a …
Campus News
Undergraduate Philosophy Conference 2013 Schedule
Undergraduate Philosophy Conference Program
Thursday, April 11- Friday, April 12, 2013
Thursday, April 11:
7-9pm: reception
Friday, April 12:
8-9am: Breakfast
9-10:30am: SESSION I
IA: Corporate Markets
Session Chair:
Presenter: …
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The Virgin’s Guide to Sex:
1. Quit faking orgasms, ladies. A real climax wouldn’t sound so delicate. Be loud and proud.
2. Whatever you can do with your hands, don’t bother. Ain’t nobody got time …
Health
Bridging the Gap: Sex Edition
Indiana Nash, News Editor
Rebecca Harrington, one of SUNY Oneonta’s Health Educators, or health promoters, is quite a busy woman. As a health promoter, it is her job to encourage …
Campus News
Sex Forward Fashion
Indiana Nash, News Editor
Deonna Spence, a sophmore here at SUNY Oneonta is a fashion design major with an eye to the future. She created this dress entirely out of …
Campus News
The Future of Fitzelle: And Why Third Floor Milne Won’t Stay Quiet
Indiana Nash, News Editor
Change, something so celebrated by students and professors alike, is being seen all around the campus of SUNY Oneonta. Ever since last fall, Fitzelle and several …
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The Virtual Line: Race for the Newest App
Kaylyn Boccia, Staff Writer
One of the things our society loves about the Internet, technology and the development of smart phones is the ability to instantaneously have things at our …
National News
Droning On: Attempt to Filibuster
Cady Kuzmich, Columnist
Republican Senator Rand Paul, son of the famous Ron Paul, held the senate floor for nearly 13 hours last Wednesday. The Kentucky Senator’s filibuster finally ended when …