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I saw it coming: Elite XC finished
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote an article concerning mixed martial arts fighter Kimbo Slice and, more importantly, the company he works for, EliteXC. The article was entitled “Where does EliteXC...
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All of nothing for Bearcats
Sometimes events in the past can be seen in a negative light while other times they can be a source of inspiration to repeat the event. The Binghamton University women’s soccer team...
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State audits crime data
An audit released Wednesday by the Office of the State Comptroller found discrepancies between the way officials at State University of New York institutions, including Binghamton University, reported crimes internally and to...
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Sports Back in the Day: Jan. 15, 1985
Travel back to the past with Pipe Dream Sports as we reach into our archives, digging up past sports articles. Who wrote those articles? How were the sports teams back then? Could...
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Invasion of foreign TV
Imagine Michael Scott with a British accent, Betty and Wilhelmina only speaking Spanish and a Swedish Jeff Probst proceeding over a tribal council. Sound bizarre? Well, “The Office,” “Ugly Betty,” “Survivor” and...
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Release Round Table: Imported TV
With so many shows on TV this season based on foreign concepts, the Pipe Dream staff, Matt Roush and Dr. Ryan Vaughan weighed in on some favorites and major bombs. Kelly O’Connor,...
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Familiar face no longer with Sodexo
Tina Gaetani, a popular cashier who worked in both Hinman and Mountainview Dining Halls at Binghamton University, was fired in September because of the exposure of a video tape depicting her enacting...
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Volunteers, planners gear up for CHOW walk
Binghamton University students and community members will walk to end hunger in the Binghamton area this Sunday at Community Hunger Outreach Warehouse’s (CHOW) annual hunger walk. The walk, which is sponsored by...
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Students clash over politics
Student democrats and republicans collided last night during a debate that covered the economy, health care, the environment and foreign aid. Hoping to sway students to vote in their party’s favor, opposing...
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From ‘All in the Family’ to ‘Coupling’
When “The Office” first premiered in 2005, it was met with mediocre success. The original was a beloved British series starring Ricky Gervais, who also created the show. But thanks to the...