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The course of true love never did run smooth
With tears and rage, one last aimless rant from the guy who loves to rant.
Thursday, May. 23, 2013
Daniel S. Weintraub
16 Articles
SA reveals constitution final draft
The Student Association released the final draft of their proposed constitutional overhaul, which they plan to bring to a vote at Monday night’s student assembly meeting.
SA drafts new constitution
A months-long effort to revise the Student Association constitution culminated with the release of a draft at Monday night’s Student Assembly meeting.
Student charged with assault following dispute on campus
Min Park, a 20-year-old junior, has been charged with assault following a family dispute on campus on Sunday afternoon
CoRE students fight to outwit Dropbox creators
Two Binghamton University computer science majors battled Dropbox, trying to register enough fake Dropbox accounts using BMail addresses to win BU students extra storage space on the online file syncing service.
Greek Life director selected
Lester Coghill, the assistant director of campus activities and student engagement at University of Maine, will take over as director of Greek Life at Binghamton University on Jan. 2, despite a poor on-campus interview that nearly pushed him out of the running.
Letter from the editor: Suicide Coverage
To our readers: Thursday morning, I made the call to publish Katherine Modell’s name both on our website and our Facebook page in connection with her death late Wednesday. At the time I made that decision, rumors about who it was were swirling around campus. She was found in a public dorm and there were...
Letter from the Editor: The insensitivity shown by InterVarsity Christian Fellowship hurts
Having grown up as a gay orthodox Jew, this weekend's incident involving the InterVarsity Christian Fellowship and SHADES really hit home. I feel that as an active member of the campus community and as the editor of Binghamton University's largest student publication, I can no longer keep quiet.
Scholars pick park for annual project
The University’s PricewaterhouseCoopers Scholars program decided to turn Walnut Street Park into their annual community service project.
BU opens new solar panel research labs
U.S. Senator Charles Schumer headlined the unveiling of two new Binghamton University laboratories at a small ceremony Thursday morning.
16 Articles
SA reveals constitution final draft
The Student Association released the final draft of their proposed constitutional overhaul, which they plan to bring to a vote at Monday night’s student assembly meeting.
SA drafts new constitution
A months-long effort to revise the Student Association constitution culminated with the release of a draft at Monday night’s Student Assembly meeting.
Student charged with assault following dispute on campus
Min Park, a 20-year-old junior, has been charged with assault following a family dispute on campus on Sunday afternoon
CoRE students fight to outwit Dropbox creators
Two Binghamton University computer science majors battled Dropbox, trying to register enough fake Dropbox accounts using BMail addresses to win BU students extra storage space on the online file syncing service.
Greek Life director selected
Lester Coghill, the assistant director of campus activities and student engagement at University of Maine, will take over as director of Greek Life at Binghamton University on Jan. 2, despite a poor on-campus interview that nearly pushed him out of the running.
Letter from the editor: Suicide Coverage
To our readers: Thursday morning, I made the call to publish Katherine Modell’s name both on our website and our Facebook page in connection with her death late Wednesday. At the time I made that decision, rumors about who it was were swirling around campus. She was found in a public dorm and there were...
Letter from the Editor: The insensitivity shown by InterVarsity Christian Fellowship hurts
Having grown up as a gay orthodox Jew, this weekend's incident involving the InterVarsity Christian Fellowship and SHADES really hit home. I feel that as an active member of the campus community and as the editor of Binghamton University's largest student publication, I can no longer keep quiet.
Scholars pick park for annual project
The University’s PricewaterhouseCoopers Scholars program decided to turn Walnut Street Park into their annual community service project.
BU opens new solar panel research labs
U.S. Senator Charles Schumer headlined the unveiling of two new Binghamton University laboratories at a small ceremony Thursday morning.