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Plan C: Misoprostol
Kelly Spencer, Copy Editor
Nearly a year ago, Texas legislature passed House Bill 2, infamized by Senator Wendy Davis’s 11-hour filibuster. Since then, the bill, which restricts abortions after 20 …
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Oneonta Holds Open Forum for Racial Profiling Policy on Campus
Cady Sharp Kuzmich, Editor in Chief
SUNY Oneonta students continue to question how far their campus has progressed since the September day twenty years ago when the university handed over …
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Reflections on the Scottish Referendum
Dr. Matthew Hendley, SUNY Oneonta Professor of History
The Center for Social Science Research is hosting an important talk on the recent Scottish referendum on Thursday, September 25 from 7-8:30 …
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Fighting Continues Among Syrian Rebels
Ryan Hendrickson, Staff Writer
For well over three years, Syria has been torn apart by a brutal civil war between the government and various rebel factions. When fighting began in …
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SUNY Oneonta’s Gift of Life Drive
Monica Dore, News Editor
In two weeks, the Brothers of Zeta Beta Tau will be hosting the first ever bone marrow registration drive in the central New York region. The …
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UK Remains United
Patrick Wolff, Staff Writer
Scottish voters rejected independence from the United Kingdom in a historic referendum vote on Thursday. The issue, which has caused a divide amongst many in Scotland …
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Reefer Madness: A Recap on the Legalization Debate
Ginamaria Bosio, Contributing Writer
Last Monday evening, the Student Association hosted a debate on the legalization of marijuana in the Hunt Union Ballroom. According to Aaron Houston, co-founder of Marijuana …
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Making Peace in The City
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Ryan Hendrickson
Staff Writer
On September 16, numerous local residents and college students attended a City Council Public Safety Committee that sought to address growing concerns over student conduct …
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Sweet Stop at the Farmer’s Market
Danielle Rennard, Culture Editor
Every Tuesday you can stroll through the Farmer’s Market set up in the quad and purchase a variety of different locally-grown foods. At one of the …
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A Reading with Kimberly Elkins
Patrick Wolff, Staff Writer
On Wednesday, September 10, SUNY Oneonta invited author Kimberly Elkins to campus for a reading of her debut novel, “What Is Visible,” for the first Red …