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This Wednesday, elections run again
The runoff elections for president and vice president for finance of the Binghamton University Student Association will be held again tomorrow, April 22, four weeks after the original runoff date. None of...
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BU gifted $6 million
Binghamton University has received the largest donation from an individual in its history — $6 million — but like at least nine other schools who received similar donations, it has no one...
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Without Moshe Levy, men’s tennis slumps
Talk about April showers. After a tremendous month of March, Binghamton’s men’s tennis team has hit a bit of a snag this April. With Friday’s loss dropping them to 1-3 for the...
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Teaching TAs a lesson
At a large university such as Binghamton, registering for classes is both stressful and annoying. Not only do students have to be constantly vigilant about the date and time they have to...
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Women’s tennis finishes with undefeated conference season
The last match of the season for the Binghamton University women’s tennis team ended just like the four before it. The result is a Bearcats win. The Bearcats defeated conference rival Albany...
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Westchester student loses battle to cancer
Jonny Leung was caring from start to end. The 21-year-old Binghamton University student from Mahopac, N.Y., died over spring break after a 17-month bout with brain cancer. Despite leaving school for months...
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Bearcats fall to Boston in last road game of season
What do you get when you cross a 3-11 record team with its No. 11 nationally-ranked team conference counterpart? There really is no answer. The Binghamton University women’s lacrosse team continued its...
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From the hardwood to the pavement
The untrained eye would never notice differences between playing team basketball and playing pick-up basketball. But I notice, and the differences are rather compelling. I played on a high school basketball team...
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Americans need realism
After 88 days in office, it is evident that President Barack Obama sees a role for government intervention. He has not been shy about the need to develop modern health care and...
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Shooting: 2 years after V-Tech, safety at forefront again
Two years ago yesterday, April 16, 2007, people across the United States were shocked by a single student’s deadly rampage at Virginia Tech University. The Virginia Tech Massacre was the deadliest shooting...