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Park project jockeys for lead in international competition
A city development project started by a Binghamton University professor has been ranked second of nine finalists in the Phillips Livable Cities Award, an international competition of community projects. ...
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Governor visits Binghamton to discuss state's budget woes
A crowd of about 100 protesters gathered outside the aRiverwalk Hotel on Water Street in the city of Binghamton yesterday to rally in anticipation of Gov. Andrew Cuomo's presentation of the 2011-12 ...
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Creative writing director to receive achievement award
BU professor Maria Gillan will be one of three writers in the nation to receive the 2011 Barnes & Noble Writers for Writers Award. ...
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Fate of NYPIRG may be decided Wednesday
The fate of BU'S chapter of NYPIRG appears to be in the hands of the Student Association's Judicial Board. ...
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Binghamton Bhangra hosts international dance contest
Binghamton Bhangra hosted its third annual intercollegiate dance competition in the Osterhout Concert Theater Saturday night, bringing in teams from the U.S. and Canada. ...
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In Egypt for work, professor watches history unfold
As protests tore through Egypt, a professor emeritus of English at Binghamton University was just an hour from the heart of the movement in Cairo. ...
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Police Watch Feb. 22, 2011
SUNDAY, FEB. 20, 3:50 a.m. — An 18-year-old female student reported that someone had written the word “bitch” on the dry erase board on the door of her room in Newing College’s...
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Proceedings on hold as mental state of defendant is questioned
The trial of Abdulsalam al-Zahrani, a former Binghamton University graduate student who was accused of stabbing professor Richard Antoun to death, has been postponed. ...
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Students take part in all aspects of theater production
Students at Binghamton University are taking initiative by running, directing and acting in their own theater performances on campus. ...
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SA revokes NYPIRG's BU charter on claims of defiance
Binghamton University's chapter of New York Public Interest Research Group has been forced to face the possibility this week that its 37-year existence as a campus institution may be in its death ...