Arts
Students Gather for Moving Documentary of Oneonta History
Adia Watts, Copy Editor
On Monday, February 3, IRC 1 was the place to be. The room was packed and the vibrant energy was tangible as everyone sat in anticipation …
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Arts
Still Entertaining, “That Awkward Moment” Embraces Its Cliches
Aliya Ladha, Contributing Writer
Formerly featured in the 2010 Hollywood Black List of best un-produced screenplays, “That Awkward Moment” was released on Friday, January 31. The movie features three best …
Arts
CBS Looks Back 50 Years to “The Night That Changed America”
Richie Feathers, Arts Editor
Fifty years ago this past Sunday, Ed Sullivan introduced The Beatles to a raucous crowd of teenagers as an English band, but by the end of …
Arts
Lack of Rules Leads to Uneven Season of American Horror Story
Hannah Griesel, Staff Writer
In 2011, FX premiered the first season of their new anthology series. “American Horror Story: Murder House” followed new homeowners and their daughter, adjusting to living …
Arts
Londoners Travel Around the World and Back On Vibrant New Record
Richie Feathers, Arts Editor
In the two year span between 2009 and 2011, Bombay Bicycle Club went from rowdy post-punk indie rockers on I Had the Blues But I Shook …
Arts
SUNY Students Present a Classic Show With a Modern Twist
Dominick Bellezza, Staff Writer
On Saturday February 1, The SUNY Oneonta Music Department paired with the Apollo Music Club to put on a classic production of Henry Purcell’s “The Fairy …
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Hillside Commons: New Housing Opportunities for Students
Ben Winters, Staff Writer
Each year students are faced with the decision to live on campus or off. The prospect of making this decision can be overwhelming, with the college …
Arts
Of Mice & Men Restore Life to Metalcore On Diverse New Record
Taylor Hoysradt, Staff Writer
For the most part, Of Mice & Men have been known as just another run-of-the-mill metalcore band that relies too much on single note breakdowns, electronics …
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 …
Arts
The Stakes Are Amped Up On the Satisfying “Catching Fire”
Hannah Griesel, Staff Writer
Coming to the Red Dragon Theatre on February 7th–9th is “Catching Fire,” the second movie based off of the “Hunger Games” trilogy by Suzanne Collins. The …