Suhiliah Lall

slall2@binghamton.edu

22 Articles


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Try Thanksgiving without the turkey

Close your eyes and picture Thanksgiving. What do you see? If you’re like most Americans, a particular image probably pops into your head — a large turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing and pumpkin...


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“The Summer I Turned Pretty” is a mirror we don’t want to look into

Art is made to be critiqued. It is a crucial part of our culture, especially with media as popular as “The Summer I Turned Pretty.” But with its recent “ending,” one thing...


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Change your gaze, not your outfit

It took me years to like my body, but only seconds to learn I should hate it. When I stopped looking like a child and finally felt like a woman, the world...


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It's time drug education be rooted in science

When it came to my attitude toward weed, I used to be an uneducated asshole. In my early high school years, I would constantly lecture any of my friends who smoked weed,...


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How to be friends with the opposite party

Growing up in a largely “red” area of upstate New York as a brown girl with Democratic beliefs, a lot of my friends’ political ideals contradicted mine but never to an extreme...


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Ten sex myths we need to move past

1. The pull-out method – approved by no one While some may think they can “pull out” in time, the reality is that about one in five couples who use the pull-out...


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Squatters' rights must be reformed

At the end of his freshman year at Binghamton University, sophomore integrative neuroscience major George Boskovski decided to rent a house with his friends in Downtown Binghamton. Their lease started in June...


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Break is the first half of 'breakup'

When people say they want a break in a relationship, are they too scared to say they want to break up? The term “break” is a scapegoat for those who can’t admit...


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Religion can be cultural and unbundled

I was raised Hindu and grew up celebrating Diwali and Phagwah with my family. I looked forward to lighting the Diya every year, despite not knowing what the meaning behind it was...


Off-Campus Events

Broome Country Forum Theatre hosts internet influencers Tana Mongeau, Brooke Schofield

The Broome County Forum Theatre hosted internet personalities Tana Mongeau and Brooke Schofield on Tuesday for their nationwide podcast tour, “Cancelled Cross Country.” The duo’s podcast, titled “Cancelled,” began in 2021 and...