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'Unsatisfactory' firm spams students for 'honor society'
By Matt Chayes
The Outstanding Student Honor Society sent 'invitations' to most, if not
all, students. Soon after BU officials found out about the unsanctioned
mailing, Vice Provost H. Stephen Straight's office released a message
on B-Line to caution students of the society.
Former
Israeli prime minister talks to BU
By Andrea Boyarsky
With a swipe of a comb through his hair, Shimon Peres, former prime minister
of Israel and chairman of the Labor Party, began a question-and-answer
session with Binghamton University students via teleconference Wednesday
morning.
Ex-BU teacher dispels myths of beauty
By Alice Hunt
Women and men alike need to learn how to arm themselves against the uniform portrayal of beauty in the media, said former Binghamton University professor Bambi Lobdell in a discussion Wednesday night. Adopted sisters tell of alleged sex abuse
The Baltimore Sun Youths are losing hope, Dean says
Los Angeles Times Hampton U. loses journalism funds over censorship scandal
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Former Prime Minister of Israel, Shimon
Perez visited BU via satellite televesion. Go
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Federal Magistrate Judge Frank Maas, class of '72, spoke at an alumni
event about ethics and the courts. The speech was moderated by two members
of the award-winning Mock Trial team. Judge Maas, who graduated from Harpur
College, addressed about 50 alumni, faculty and students. Ferris D. Lebous
'76, an acting state Supreme Court justice, also sat on the panel. Behind
Maas is Robert de la Fuente, Harpur College's assistant director of development
and two members of the BU mock trial team.
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Conference champion will be crowned
By Arthur Sherman
Northeastern head coach Ed Matz doesn't know how to prepare for Binghamton in tomorrow's America East Conference men's soccer championship match. Binghamton men's soccer team appreciates its playoff chances
By Arthur Sherman
Graham Munro can't sleep at night, James Clancy has been nervously excited all week, and Danilo shed tears after the match that landed Binghamton men's soccer where it is right now. And every other team member probably has some form of a story just like the individual's before. EDITORIAL
Free the First Amendment
OP/ED
Remember history's lessons; war a useless waste of lives
By Daniel Schwartz
College should be more about learning and less about degrees
By Corey Frampton
Give young people a chance to experiment -- it's just a phase
By Jordan Shapiro
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Review editor takes on Schwartz
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