National News
Kansas Shooting in Jewish Community
Patrick Wolff, Staff Writer
Tragedy struck the Kansas City suburb of Overland Park on Sunday, April 13 when a gunman opened fire in the Jewish Community Center of Greater Kansas …
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Campus News
The World’s Problem with Water
Monica Dore, Copy Editor
Dr. Tracy Allen, an Associate Professor of the Geography and Environmental Sciences Program here at SUNY Oneonta, led a presentation last Thursday night called “Dangerous Waters.” …
Campus News
SUNY Oneonta Hosts its First History Conference
Campus News
Indiana Nash
Editor-in-Chief
Saturday, April 12, 2014 was a very busy day around campus. There was the Accepted Students Day, the philosophy conference, Student Fashion Society modeling events …
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Heartbleed Breaches Internet Security Worldwide
Technology News
Ryan Hendrickson
Staff Writer
This past week, SUNY Oneonta sent out a campus-wide email warning students about the newly discovered Heartbleed Bug which has infected the Internet due …
Campus News
Bridging the Gap with Dr. Montoya
Campus News
Afua Nuro
Staff Writer
Born and raised in Colombia, Dr. Maria Cristina Montoya has taught Spanish at SUNY Oneonta for fourteen years. Dr. Montoya doesn’t just feel like …
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Hearing the Future: Hearing Aids with Sex Appeal
Technology News
Ben Winters
Staff Writer
Since it was first invented in 1898, the electronic hearing aid has always had a negative stigma attached. They’re unsightly, too big and only …
Local News
Constitution Pipeline Debate Continues in Otsego County
Local News
Monica Dore
Copy Editor
On April 1, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) led a public hearing to discuss the future of the Constitution Pipeline project. Around one …
National News
Under Heavy Fire, Mozilla CEO Steps Down
National News
Ben Winters
Staff Writer
In late March, Brendan Eich took the role of CEO at Mozilla, creator of the popular web browser, Firefox. Eich was the inventor of …
Health
Dangers and Realities of Fad Diets
Kayla Slater, Columnist
Every year, new fad diets become popular for those who want to lose weight quickly or struggle to keep the pounds off. But do these diets work …
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De Blasio’s Stance on Charter Schools
State News
Monica Dore
Copy-Editor
In November of last year, Bill de Blasio was voted into office as the first Democratic mayor of New York City since 1993. In his …