Culture
Latest Updates from NYC’s Fashion Week
Indiana Nash, Contributing Writer
Though many of us are just transitioning into our fall and winter clothing, the fashion industry is, as always, pushing us ahead of the curve. New …
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Campus News
Former Faculty Recognized in Awards Ceremony
Kate Koenig, Editor-in-Chief
This past Friday, September 14, the Tapestry of Diversity Award was presented at the Hunt Union Waterfront to Dr. Caridad Souza, a member of the SUNY Oneonta …
Culture
Fall Into Fall with a Tasty Treat
Nicole Sullo, Staff Writer
Nothing welcomes fall better than pumpkin flavored cupcakes!
Pumpkin Spice Cupcake with Cinnamon Cream Cheese Frosting:
Ingredients:
1 cup of sugar
1/3 cup of brown sugar…
Culture
Remember Sandra Fluke?
Reilly Van Dyke, Staff Writer
She’s back and talking about the fu- ture of women’s reproductive rights after this presidential election.
Recent Georgetown University Law graduate and women’s health activist …
Culture
“Be the Green:” Plastic
Laura Nayibi Arias, Culture Editor
While according to the EPA, in 2010 the average American generated about 250 million tons of trash and recycled and composted over 85 million tons …
Culture
Sunday Football and Cheese Fries
Nicole Sullo, Staff Writer
Sunday football is back, so cook up these delicious fries, kick back with some friends and enjoy the game!
Cheesy Potato Fries
Ingredients:
4-6 Potatoes
1/4 …
Arts
The Marx Brothers: Editor’s Throwback Pick of the Week!
Kate Koenig, Editor-in-Chief
There once was what many consider to be a “golden age” of comedy—what comes to mind? Many might think of the movies put out by the “frat …
Arts
Two Door Cinema Club See the Light with “Beacon”
Richie Feathers, Contributing Writer
On their debut album, 2010s “Tourist History,” Two Door Cinema Club proved that they knew exactly how to construct infectious indie-rock/pop songs with such hits as …
Arts
Fall TV Preview: Doctor Who
Adrian Rodriguez, Contributing Writer
With the fall TV season just around the corner, this year’s crop of comedies, procedurals and dramas might just have some unexpected competition. The longest-running science …
Arts
Performers Slam the Audience with Perfectly Placed Poetry
Kaylyn Boccia, Staff Writer
The microphone is on, the lights are up, and emotions are brewing. Wednesday night, September 5, the crowd, full of participants and observers, sat patiently waiting …