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Fans may be difference for volleyball tonight

At tonight’s volleyball home opener, visiting Syracuse will have to face not one, but at least two Binghamton University Division I teams. While seniors Kathleen Schauer and Jacki Kane lead BU’s volleyball...


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Women's soccer drops pair of games at Niagara Fall Classic

The Binghamton University women’s soccer team put up two valiant efforts at the Niagara Classic, but in the end the Bearcats were bucked by the Buffalo Bulls (1-2-1) and watched the Niagara...


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Mark's Musings: Sept. 11, 2007

Congratulations, Jared Lorenzen, for throwing your first NFL pass Sunday night. It’s a nice departure from the Hefty Lefty’s typical day of helping Jeremy Shockey shove Eli into lockers, eating Eli’s breakfast...


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Hills in Vestal, but no Mountaineers

There’s no way that you weren’t a little bit jealous on Sept. 1. No way that, for at least the first half-dozen times ESPN showed Corey Lynch’s blocked kick that finalized Appalachian...


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Inside the locker room: Chris Gaube, Sept. 11, 2007

INTRO THING: Chris Gaube is a sophomore cross country runner at Binghamton University. He’ll be offering a look inside the cross country team’s season and a Division I athlete’s life throughout the...


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A rap battle for the masses, and for your wallet

Unless you’ve been living in a cave (with those extremely unfunny Geico cavemen), you probably heard the news that accompanies 50 Cent’s new album. Fiddy has claimed that if he is undersold...


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BU golf team turns to youth

The Binghamton University golf team will commence its fall season by traveling several hundred miles to play in the Mid Pines Intercollegiate Big Sky Tournament in Pinehurst, N.C., this Monday and Tuesday....


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Gossip girls and bionic women take over TV

Hey, TV junkies! The new fall season is upon us and Release is here with a sneak peek at four of the shows debuting this fall. ‘Bionic Woman’ WHEN: Wednesday, Sept. 26,...


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New policy to crack down on underground fraternities

Underground fraternities may have a more difficult time recruiting pledge classes this year following a policy change made to the 2007-2008 version of the Rules of Student Conduct handbook. The current policy...


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More students to remain in triples this semester

Last week, more on-campus students than ever before moved in to be greeted by not one, but two roommates. Binghamton University’s growing popularity over the last few years has led to an...