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Have We Lost the Drug War?
Ryan Hendrickson, Staff Writer
According to the United Nations, due to increasing demand, the global drug trade is now a four hundred billion dollar a year industry. With so much …
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Hope After Decades of Rough Relations
World News
Ryan Hendrickson, Staff writer
In 1953, the democratically elected government of Iran was overthrown in a military takeover. After the military took control, a new constitution was declared …
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The New Normal
National News
Kimberly Wakefield, Staff Writer
President Obama recently spoke about the “new normal” our country has sadly come to accept. Just what is the “new normal” Obama is bringing …
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Obamacare: A Medical Drama in the Making
National News
Monica Dore, Staff writer
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act was passed in the spring of 2010 by an optimistic President and democrat-controlled legislature. Known more commonly …
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The Tablet Craze
Technology News
Daniella Sannuti, Contributing writer
Whether it is making a cell phone into a handheld computer or a tablet that replaces hardcover books, advancements in technology seem to be …
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Bridging the Gap: with Dr. Heilveil
Campus News
Amanda Losardo, Contributing writer
Dr. Jeffrey Heilveil’s door is always open to students interested in broadening their knowledge of biology (and 15 century cuisine). Originally from Anarbor, Michigan, …
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Dancing With Death
Monica Dore, Staff Writer
Last Wednesday night, SUNY Oneonta held a lecture, “Dancing With Death” featuring Dr. O. Hugo Benavides. Benavides is an associate professor of anthropology and a director …
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America Unchanged
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Maggie Burlison, Staff writer
“She’s beauty and she’s grace…she’s Miss United States.” Nina Davuluri is an Indian-American from Syracuse, New York, who recently won the title as Miss …
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Bridging the Gap: with Professor Oscar Oberkircher
Campus News
Ben Winters, Contributing writer
Mr. Oberkircher: “How are you, Ben?”
Me: “Fantastic. How are you?”
Mr. Oberkircher: “Me too. Why are we fantastic? Because we choose to be.”…
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Navy Yard Nightmare
National News
Afua Nuro, Staff Writer
A dozen people left for work and never made it home last Monday. In Washington D.C. at the Naval Yard, 12 people were shot …