Opinion
“Just Do Us”
Jordan Perry
Contributing Writer
In the media, fraternity life is always portrayed with a misogynistic undertone. Whether it be in GREEK or Revenge of the Nerds, the message is clear: …
Social Issues
Current Issues
Domestic Violence: Athletes As Idols, Not Inmates
Student Association, Staff Writer
It seems that it’s every other week that we hear a story about an athlete or a celebrity breaking the law. In February, footage of Baltimore …
Opinion
‘Never Forget’
Opinion
Ben Winters
Staff Writer
On the morning of September 11, 2001 at 8:46 a.m., the first hijacked plane hit the Twin Towers in the most heinous terrorist attack our …
Opinion
Adapting to Common Core
Ryan Michel, Contributing Writer
On April 19 it was announced that a large number of representatives in the Republican Party are now speaking out against the Common Core education standards, …
Opinion
Generation Y: The Hook Up Culture
Melissa Rosman, Staff Writer
In 2014, we are a society that is rarely left speechless— new words are constantly being added to our vernacular the new generation. I keep catching …
Editorial
Heels and Hard Hats
Melissa Rosman, Editor-in-Chief
Feminism has always been a societal issue. However, recently blogs such as “Thoughtcatalog” and “HelloGiggles” have been directing attention to pro-feministic approaches in our current society, specifically …
Opinion
Climate Change: A Threat to Infrastructure
Erin Potter, Columnist
With climate change, we can expect more extreme floods and rising temperatures. Both of these can have an impact on roads, bridges and railroads. If our means …
Opinion
A Fresh Perspective: Looking at SUNY New Paltz SA
Dan Pneuman, Columnist
I travelled with friends last Sunday, November 6 to SUNY New Paltz. Sunday night, we joined with their Black Student Union and the many members of their …
Opinion
Admissions Statistics Raise Questions
Orlando Williams & Dijon Thornton, Contributing Writers
Some students of color have reported recently that the Oneonta campus and community is unwelcoming and unsafe to students of color. The quantity …
Opinion
Climate Change: Early Blooming Spells Trouble for Botanicals
Erin Potter, Columnist
By now we can hopefully all agree that climate change is happening. If you still disagree, please reread my first installment of this column. Let me ask …