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We've seen the last of great college basketball
Greg Oden and Kevin Durant have huge basketball futures ahead of them. Oden was so close to a national championship that he could smell it. Durant had a freshman year unlike anyone...
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Women’s tennis keeps on rolling
Zeynep Altinay hails from Turkey, but her mastery of the English language is almost on par with her ability on the court. ‘Our lineup is very, very strong, and now experienced ‘...
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Corruption in action: the fund-raising race
A lot of recent political blather has been centered on the record shattering fund-raising efforts of Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, and the relatively unimpressive financial performance of presumptive Republican front-runner...
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When it comes to life, is it the little things that matter, or the big picture?
I was walking on the Nautical Mile over spring break. For the non-Long Islanders out there (apparently there are some here at Binghamton), the Nautical Mile is a strip of restaurants all...
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Canning Don Imus the correct decision
Freedom of speech doesn’t mean you can say whatever you want. When Don Imus uttered the now-infamous phrase ‘nappy-headed hos’ over the airwaves, he made a conscious decision to simultaneously promulgate two...
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The haunting effects of Duke’s witch-hunt
I’ll admit it. I was as guilty as the rest of you last March when I planted my foot firmly on the tailgate and hopped on to the bandwagon with the rest...
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Sac fly wins series for Bearcats
Matt Simek didn’t hit the ball terribly deep into left field, but it was all Henry Dunn needed to score the winning run and give the Bearcats a pivotal conference series victory...
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Town Hall planned for East Gym work
Binghamton University administrators said yesterday they would publicize plans and accept feedback about a multimillion-dollar renovation for the aging East Gym the week classes end. Hundreds of pages of internal documents show...
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PD interviews next year's AVP
Pipe Dream: The race for vice president for academic affairs was one of the most contentious this year. Are you planning on incorporating your two opponents into the office? Matt Landau: I...
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This Week in the Arts
Friday, April 13 The Harpur Film Society presents ‘4’ Directed by Ilya Khrjanovsky (Russia, 2005, 126 min.) 7:30 p.m., Lecture Hall 6 $4 admission Master’s Recital: Mary Aimoniotis, soprano 8 p.m., Casadesus...