Articles published in spring 2011, part of volume 90.
Tara Miner, Staff Writer
So it’s a Friday night and you don’t want to get hammered with friends, but you don’t know what else to do. Well, here are some …
Tiffany Doris, Photographer
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Kelsey Beck
Major: Fashion
Shoes: Khols
Bag: TJ Maxx
Jeans: American Eagle
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Salem Eames, Culture Editor
The State Times Culture Section is looking for student submissions! We are accepting photos taken oncampus or elsewhere in Oneonta, as well as original poetry or …
Crystal Fraioli, Contributing Writer
On Friday October 7, the Nobel Committee announced the 2011 Nobel Peace Prize recipients. This year, the award has been given to three women activists, making …
Erin Potter, Columnist
Lauren Kate’s “Fallen” series contains three books so far: “Fallen,” “Torment” and “Passion.” The fourth and final book, “Rapture,” will be out next year.
The first book, …
Dan Pneuman, Staff Writer
Jambalaya is a rice dish that has a million variations. It originates from Cajun country, influenced by the mixing of the Spanish, French and Creole cultures. …
Jeannie Nielsen, Contributing Writer
Gone are the days when going to the movie theater was an inexpensive treat. Tickets are usually over ten dollars, and if you decide to get …
Anonymous, Contributing Writer
I recently picked up the October 19 edition of the paper, and was shocked and amazed at one article that I read. The article was Nathan Plumley’s …
Zachary Silver, Vice President of Public Relations to the SA
In September 1992, an elderly woman in Oneonta reported to the police that she had been attacked and robbed in …
Kate Koenig, Arts Editor
This past Wednesday October 12, the Foothills Performing Arts Center was honored to present “drummer’s drummer” Carl Palmer. Palmer is most known for his work with …
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