Divest Binghamton, a branch of Intellectual Decisions on Environmental Awareness Solutions (IDEAS), hosted a rally Thursday to raise awareness about the investment policies of the Binghamton Foundation.
Jim Rutenberg is a political reporter for The New York Times who has covered presidential elections since 2004. He recently gave a lecture at Binghamton about the 2012 presidential election and Pipe Dream sat down with him to discuss what it’s like to write politics on the campaign trail.
After many stressful months of typing up breaking stories on his phone to beat the competition and drinking with senior political operatives on the campaign trail, Jim Rutenberg of The New York Times knows the ins and outs of the 2012 presidential election.
Most people recognize that there is bias in the media, but MSNBC’s S.E. Cupp encourages students to look at politically balanced coverage in a slightly different way.
Students united for a rally followed by a teach-in on Wednesday to bring awareness and visibility to issues of personal and institutional racism faced by students every day.
The Student Assembly voted on Monday to include several proposals, in addition to the proposed constitution, on the upcoming Student Association Executive Board’s upcoming ballot.
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Joseph Hawthorne, James Galloway and Rachel Bluth
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University President Harvey Stenger was publicly and unexpectedly censured at a student-organized discussion of racism on Wednesday, completely overshadowing a series of deeply personal accounts of discrimination.
Koula Sophianou, consul general to the Republic of Cyprus, spoke on the state of affairs for women in the world and how it has affected her career as a diplomat.
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