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Lawmaker: make policy humane
By Michael Marrero
Can America have a humane foreign policy? That was the topic at the Anderson Center’s Chamber Hall Monday afternoon where students gathered to hear a panel discussion on U.S. foreign policy with Congressman Maurice Hinchey. Not Take 5 or Quick Draw, hundreds flood dorm lotto
By Nicholas Roach
Mohawk Hall’s Great Room and lounges were packed with dozens of students, both anxious and eager for a suite in Mountainview’s Cascade Hall, during the raffle Monday afternoon. Concert theater renamed in honor of donors
By Michael Marrero
Anderson Center and University officials have announced plans to rename the world-renown Concert Theater to honor Ray and Wanda Osterhout, philanthropists who gave a $1 million endowment last month to Binghamton University. Bush gets lowest approval rating ever
The Washington Post iPod campus: the popularity of a music player spreads
Daily Kent Stater (Kent State U.) Researchers examine use of antidepressants in children’s suicides
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Purim Carnival
Jon Weiss/Photographer
The carnival was sponsored by many fraternities and sororities from all over campus. Go to Article
Elizabeth Charvat/Assistant Photo Editor
Michelle Katz and Lauren Pollard can't wait to go on their big trip to the Price Is Right. Go to Article
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Catamount comeback spoils BU’s senior day
By Dominique Zino
On Saturday afternoon, three senior Bearcats on Binghamton’s women’s basketball team stood at center court inside the Events Center, drawing the gazes of 1,866 fans who rose to their feet to thank them for the last four years. Their coach, teammates and loyal supporters in the crowd had undoubtedly scripted to send power forward Leala Wegwerth, point guard Kate Townley and center Nicole Dypolt off with a win. But two graduating seniors from the University of Vermont had other plans. Billings takes a giant step
By Arthur Sherman
Nick Billings showed me a side of him I’d never seen in Saturday’s season-ending loss to Maine at the America East tournament. Through his tears and difficulty in facing the demons of talking about his technical foul that gave Maine new life in the late stages of overtime, anyone who sat in the media room saw how much Billings cares about basketball and his Binghamton teammates. EDITORIAL
Dear Martha, Oh, Martha
OP/ED
Dormitories at Oklahoma are like prison
By Hossein Maymani
It’s our big fat problem and we need to trim fat
By Ryan Merryman
A United States — of Ignorance
By Joel Hoard
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