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Panelists express opinions on Middle East conflict
A Binghamton University professor said people only attend events like the Israeli-Palestinian panel discussion, which occurred last week, for two reasons: either to get their beliefs confirmed by the speaker, or to...
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Giving the zoos a break
Here’s to the “living museums” of New York state. These cultural institutions promote learning and inspire coexistence with nature and future environmentalists. Earlier this year, these organizations who seek to educate had...
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Bearcats win pivotal game over Boston
For the third time in the last four games, junior Emanuel “Tiki” Mayben made a clutch play to win the game for Binghamton University’s men’s basketball team. This time, he did not...
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Bearcats to play top-spot Terriers
For a team looking to bounce back from a road loss that dropped them into a fourth-place tie, what better way is there than to face the No. 1 team in the...
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‘Cats lose with star players on bench
There was no love left for the Binghamton University women’s basketball team who, despite strong efforts from their freshman starters, fell to Stony Brook University, 62-51, on Saturday. Binghamton (10-14, 5-6 America...
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After foreign confinement, prof tells traumatic tale
One moment the Binghamton University professor is visiting Kazakhstani colleges. The next, he’s confined to a hotel room awaiting trial “like a canary in a golden cage.” The engineering professor who was...
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Student group promotes healthy mind, healthy body
The Eating Awareness Student Subcommittee is a new Binghamton University group that aims to promote healthful and balanced eating habits. Alexa Schmidt, a dietitian for Sodexo and the committee chair, said that...
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In AE hierarchy, women’s hoops sits in the middle
In his HBO Special “Never Scared,” Chris Rock said, “America is a nation in the middle, a nation of B and C students.” Chris Rock may as well have been talking about...
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What a girl wants
After claims that Hillary Clinton had put 18 million cracks in the glass ceiling, a local program designed to encourage leadership in girls from grades seven through 12 strives to emulate Clinton’s...
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BU tennis sweeps Buffalo at Cornell
Coming off of their first loss of the season, Binghamton University’s men’s tennis team (4-1) rebounded by defeating Mid-American Conference member University at Buffalo at Cornell, 7-0. After losing 5-2 at Cornell...