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Rally organized by SA, petitions signed

By Sophia Rosenbaum
Members of Binghamton University’s Student Association have been working to obtain signatures for two budget-related petitions, both a part of the “Many SUNYs, One Voice” program initiated at the State University of New York SA conference last month. Since the Oct. 24 conference, there have been two rallies, one held…

State law bans act of texting while driving, fines charged

By Melissa Bykofsky
Following the lead of local government officials, New York state Gov. David Paterson has signed legislation into law which bans texting while driving. The law, which was signed and approved on Aug. 27 and went into effect on Nov. 1, is listed as a secondary enforcement law, where drivers can…

Student collapses, dies from heart failure during intramural game

By Aaron Axelson
A Binghamton University student passed away from heart failure Wednesday night after participating in an intramural basketball game. According to a report from the Press & Sun-Bulletin, Samuel Lincoln George, 19, collapsed during a game between friends at the West Gym. Members of Harpur’s Ferry arrived on the scene, but…
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Bearcats set to challenge defending America East champs

By Holly Berkowitz
The last time the Bearcats made it to the America East finals, they won it all, and they plan on doing it again this year. This Sunday, the second-seeded Binghamton University women’s soccer team will face off against No. 1 seed Boston University Terriers for the America East championship title.…

Men’s soccer falls in final road match to Hartwick

By Cyril Cheriyan
Pouring rain, bitter cold and a dash of snow — the weather seemed to speak for the Bearcats’ outcome. The Binghamton University men’s soccer team ended its regular season on a low note as it lost a match to Hartwick College 2-1 on Tuesday. “I thought it was one of…
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Stay a while

By The Editorial Board
The story goes like this: You go to school for four years and move on to bigger and better things without looking back. But we don’t have to leave Binghamton without a backward glance when our time here is up — we can stay and take advantage of the available…
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Hoolip combines humor and fashion

By Emily Wallerstein
Spread all over campus, located on scattered flyers plastered on poles, the word “Hoolip” seems to be everywhere; but the question remains, what exactly is it? Started this year by junior computer science majors Jonathan Ellenbogen and Alen Muminovic, Hoolip designs and sells soft, colorful T-shirts equipped with funny graphics…
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