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Stop the Frisking
Ben Winters, Staff Writer
On September 1, 1971, a law went into effect that allowed policemen in New York City to “stop-and-frisk” people they deem suspicious. This was based off …
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Theology on Tap
Daniella Sannuti, Staff Writer
When the words Christianity and church come to mind, one of the last things people will associate with them is beer. However, at one congregation in …
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The Trouble with Tagging
Ben Winters, Staff Writer 
Everyone has seen a movie where the governmental agency is trying to identify the criminal: they pull up security footage, zoom in thirty times, run it …
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Democracy Matters: Fighting for Finance Reform
World News
Ryan Hendrickson, Staff writer
At the beginning of October, the politicians of Washington D.C., too stubborn to compromise, were willing to sacrifice the economic health of the nation …
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Sex Ed: App Edition
Technology
Daniella Sannuti, Staff writer
If there is one thing all humans are always curious about, it’s sex. Regardless of gender, sexual orientation or even religion, we all face burning …
Feature
Masquerave Takes Over Halloween
Sara Buturla, Staff Writer
This past Halloween The Oneonta Theatre was the place to be. The electronic dance music event, Masquerave returned to Oneonta and did not disappoint. Masquerave originally …
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Loveless in Japan
Afua Nuro, Staff Writer 
For most college students, sex is relatively high on their priority lists. This isn’t the case in Japan, where 45 percent of women aged 16-24 are …
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Innovative Fold-Up Car
Ben Winters, Staff Writer
The Korean Advanced Institute of Science and Technology has led development on a smartcar they call the “Armadillo T” that takes the meaning of “smartcar” to …
Feature
A State Times Recount of CMJ Music Marathon 2013
Alex Fredkin, Arts Editor
This year I was lucky enough to go to CMJ (originally College Media Journal) in NYC. From October 15 to the 19, all of Manhattan and …
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Unveiling the Ban
Monica Dore, Staff Writer 
For the first time in decades women in Turkey will be able to wear their traditional headscarf coverings to government buildings and civil service jobs without …