National News
Paris: How It’s Related
Michael Pennacchio, Contributing Writer
France, France, France. It has been the host for parasitic press these past few weeks, reliably profiting on misery since the printing press and continuing to …
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Campus News
Travel the World Without Leaving Oneonta
Ever wanted to travel the world all in one day? If you went to the 4th Annual Global Movement Festival on Monday, you got pretty close. Before entering the Hunt …
National News
Racial Tension at Mizzou
Brendan Cahill, Contributing Writer
This week the University of Missouri made headlines when racial tension reached the boiling point as students and faculty alike began protesting the way administrators …
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Making Cent$: Life After College
Aaron Kriever, Staff Writer
Proper budgeting and saving techniques are not always a priority for college students. After graduating, many former students struggle with making the most of their monthly …
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Getting Hairy in Movember
Adia Watts, Editor-In-Chief
Stemming from the Australian slang for moustache, the “mo” gained its momentum as the symbol for men’s health in 2003 when two friends, Travis Garone and Luke …
Campus News
What Are You Doing Here?
Cheyenne Dorsagno, Copy Editor
SUNY Oneonta’s third Real Educational Discourse (RED) Talk asked its faculty and students to think critically about the value of “A Liberal Arts Foundation”. On November …
Campus News
Makeup, Wigs, and Glitter! Oh My!
Adia Watts, Editor-In-Chief
Last Saturday night, the Hunt Union Ballroom was alive with the sound of lip-synching when SUNY Oneonta’s Gender and Sexuality Resource Center (GSRC) and Gender and Sexuality …
National News
McGraw-Hill Tries to Rewrite History
Astrid Ressler, Copy Editor
McGraw-Hill is one of the biggest companies that publishes textbooks for elementary, middle, and high school classrooms across the country. The company has been in the …
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Remembering our Loss: #DontSayHisName
Cheyenne Dorsagno, Copy Editor
On October 1, Oregon’s Umpqua Community College suffered the loss of nine students and faculty members while seven others were injured before the killer committed suicide. …
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Attack on Planned Parenthood
Cheyenne Dorsagno, Copy Editor
On Wednesday, September 30, a Planned Parenthood branch in Los Angeles was set on fire.
The small fire was quickly extinguished by the building’s sprinkler system. …