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Pipe Dream NFL picks: an update

After three weeks of trying to help you out by giving you our football picks, two things are for sure: you should not trust a quarterback on a team coached by Herman...


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Women’s soccer falls to Vermont

It’s official, Vermont is known for two things: making teddy bears and demolishing Bearcats. Despite winning three of its last four games, the Binghamton women’s soccer team fell to Vermont (3-5-2, 1-0...


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Bearcats open America East play with victory

Despite a dominant first half effort that saw them outshoot Maine 12-3, the Binghamton men’s soccer team entered the second half of Saturday’s game scoreless. Then, at the 70:19 mark, senior midfielder...


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College students: lay off the happy pills

There are aspects of college that make it “the best time of your life” — freedom from your family, the ability to wear pajamas wherever and whenever you want and the liberty...


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Ask Al

We’re back for more of Ask Al, where you, the students, get to ask Coach Al Walker any question you want. Send me an e-mail at chrisstrub@binghamton.edu to see your question in...


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Back in the day: Religious tensions boil over, Sept. 23, 1988

Pipe Dream is celebrating its 60th year as Binghamton University’s independent student newspaper. It started as the Colonial News in fall 1946, and has been going strong twice a week ever since....


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American league report

Congratulations to the New York Yankees, who have exemplified nothing but class during what now is their ninth-straight AL East title run. They, unlike the Mets, who have clinched the NL East...


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A class that prays together, stays together

At a time when polling shows 55 percent of Americans consider religion to be “very important” in their lives, it comes as no surprise that many Binghamton University students feel the same...


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Rwandan icon to speak at BU

A humanitarian icon, whose efforts during the 1994 Rwandan genocide have been internationally celebrated, will be speaking at Binghamton University Thursday, Oct. 12. Paul Rusesabagina — played by Don Cheadle in the...


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Pilgrimage to Pittsburgh gone awry

Shortly after boarding the coach bus at 4 a.m., with only the highway lights and the five other passengers aboard in my company, I drifted off, with the Wallflowers’ rendition of “We...