Facebook
Twitter
Sarcastic Susan Says Sayonara So Sincerely
With these bits of wisdom, your time at BU can be that much easier
Monday, May. 20, 2013
Susan Lamb
63 Articles
Times Program here to stay, for now
After the Student Association Vice President for Academic Affairs secured funding for the New York Times Readership Program on campus in October, Aaron Ricks can now guarantee 300 copies of the paper will be available through most of next semester.
Going once, twice, three times: sold for Sandy relief
Delta Sigma Pi (DSP) and Phi Alpha Delta (PAD) played cupid for a good cause on Saturday, hosting a date auction to raise money for Superstorm Sandy Relief.
Dreidel Spin-Off fails to break record
Chabad of Binghamton’s attempt to break the Guinness World Record for most dreidels spinning at one time took a downward spiral Monday evening, as they fell roughly 35 dreidels short.
Students take time out to warm up at Frost Fest
Binghamton University’s Student Association Programming Board held its fourth annual Frost Fest on Sunday.
IDEAS launches bottle banning petition
Intellectual Decisions on Environmental Awareness Solutions (IDEAS) for Binghamton started a petition last week to bolster student support for their initiative to ban the sale and distribution of plastic water bottles on campus.
Night Market celebrates Taiwanese traditions
The Taiwanese American Student Coalition’s held its 19th annual Night Market Saturday, featuring traditional Taiwanese music, food and games.
Diwali celebration lights up Union
Students celebrated Diwali, an Indian “Festival of Lights,” at an annual event hosted by the Hindu Student Council (HSC) Saturday.
Rap ‘Royalty’ rocks West Gym
The lights dimmed and the air smelled of sweat and weed as Childish Gambino took the stage in the West Gym Sunday night.
Eddie Ifft Polarizes Audience at Late Nite
The comedic stylings of Eddie Ifft had some Binghamton University students rolling in laughter, while others left miffed Saturday night.
63 Articles
Times Program here to stay, for now
After the Student Association Vice President for Academic Affairs secured funding for the New York Times Readership Program on campus in October, Aaron Ricks can now guarantee 300 copies of the paper will be available through most of next semester.
Going once, twice, three times: sold for Sandy relief
Delta Sigma Pi (DSP) and Phi Alpha Delta (PAD) played cupid for a good cause on Saturday, hosting a date auction to raise money for Superstorm Sandy Relief.
Dreidel Spin-Off fails to break record
Chabad of Binghamton’s attempt to break the Guinness World Record for most dreidels spinning at one time took a downward spiral Monday evening, as they fell roughly 35 dreidels short.
Students take time out to warm up at Frost Fest
Binghamton University’s Student Association Programming Board held its fourth annual Frost Fest on Sunday.
IDEAS launches bottle banning petition
Intellectual Decisions on Environmental Awareness Solutions (IDEAS) for Binghamton started a petition last week to bolster student support for their initiative to ban the sale and distribution of plastic water bottles on campus.
Night Market celebrates Taiwanese traditions
The Taiwanese American Student Coalition’s held its 19th annual Night Market Saturday, featuring traditional Taiwanese music, food and games.
Diwali celebration lights up Union
Students celebrated Diwali, an Indian “Festival of Lights,” at an annual event hosted by the Hindu Student Council (HSC) Saturday.
Rap ‘Royalty’ rocks West Gym
The lights dimmed and the air smelled of sweat and weed as Childish Gambino took the stage in the West Gym Sunday night.
Eddie Ifft Polarizes Audience at Late Nite
The comedic stylings of Eddie Ifft had some Binghamton University students rolling in laughter, while others left miffed Saturday night.