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Legislation Finally Seen to Protect Indian Women
Marielle Genovesi, Staff Writer
In wake of the horrific gang rape and murder of a young woman on a Delhi bus in December, there has been a call for change, …
News
Local News
Fracking: The Debate Hits Close To Home
Cady Kuzmich, Staff Writer
Congressman Tom Reed preached the benefits of hydraulic fracturing to skeptical constituents across the Southern Tier last weekend.
He held four town hall meetings Saturday, Febuary …
National News
Boy Scouts to Postpone Inclusion
Afua Nuro, Staff Writer
“Every day that the Boy Scouts of America delay action is another day that discrimination prevails,” said Human Rights Campaign President Chad Griffin. The Boy Scouts …
Campus News
Bridging The Gap With Professor Betty Wambui
Maggie Ryan, Contributing Writer
A woman of integrity, intelligence, community and compassion, Professor Wambui encourages her students to push themselves outside of their comfort zones and into the arena of …
Culture
Lawsuits Against Constitutional Affordable Care Act
Marielle Genovesi, Contributing Writer
Last year President Barack Obama’s health care reform, “The Affordable Care Act” commonly known as “Obamacare,” was ruled constitutional by Congress. Nevertheless, differences over the birth …
Campus News
Bridging The Gap: Professor Sallie Han
Tracey Cheek, Contributing Writer
Here at SUNY Oneonta, there is a wide range of fields of study. One field that is particularly intriguing to students is anthropology. Anthropology has several …
Current Issues
Historic Theatre Saved After Partnering with Non-Profit
Alex Fredkin, Arts Editor
The Oneonta Theatre has officially opened its doors again to the public. After closing in December, it is ready to start a new chapter in the …
Local News
SUCO Funk Band to Perform
Alex Fredkin,Arts Editor
On February 12, the SUCO Funk band is set to perform their first show of the new semester at the brand new B Side Ballroom. The Funk …
National News
With Ban Lifted, Inclusive Military Ahead
Brooke Edwards, Staff Writer
Since 1994, the Pentagon’s “Com- bat Exclusion Policy” has discrimi- nated against women who serve in America’s military. Defense Secre- tary Leon Panetta has removed the …
Culture
Painkillers for Lunch
Danielle Rennard, Staff Writer
This past Friday, the Food and Drug Administration voted to strengthen the restrictions on painkillers such as Vicodin, which is the most widely prescribed drug in …