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He said what?
Whether the Knicks are swishing and dishing, huffing and puffing, or cruising and bruising, one thing is for sure: Walt “Clyde” Frazier will describe the action in the most unique way possible....
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Bearcats dismantled at Oklahoma
After two tough losses to start the season, all the Bearcats wanted was a victory. That’s tough to do, however, when facing the No. 5 team in the nation. The men’s basketball...
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Which outfits will get you hired?
A tank top and short skirt with matching flip flops may be a perfectly acceptable ensemble for a night downtown or a stroll around campus, but The Society of Women Engineers warns...
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Dreadful beginning: Bearcats fall to 0-4
Al Walker decided to wear a shirt and tie, instead of his normal jacket and collarless shirt. The head coach hoped the new look would bring his team a little change of...
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Free buses an alternative to paying cab fare
The formerly minuscule cost of a night out in downtown Binghamton is creeping up as a result of the recent cab fare increase, rising drink prices at popular bars and hefty cover...
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A neverending story
“Guess what,” George W. Bush said to me as we rode in the back of a limo in his motorcade towards the “Very Merry Camp David Thanksgiving Extravaganza.” “Um.” I replied, “Let’s...
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Winter session returns after successful debut
As the fall semester draws to a close, many students are probably looking forward to a nice long break. But for the students enrolled in BU’s winter session, the break will consist...
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The peak of depression
We all had a lot to be thankful for over Thanksgiving break. I realized that nothing beats being home. Here’s one thing most students were probably thankful for: a break from school...
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Off-campus crime, on-campus punishment
Dean of Students Lloyd M. Howe first heard on local news radio that Ed Bordas, a Binghamton University heavyweight wrestler, had been arrested early Friday morning, Nov. 18 — accused of punching...
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Homeland security grants allot $500,000 to city
Some recently-approved help from New York State may help Binghamton become a safer place: the city of Binghamton has begun the process of receiving over $570,000 in homeland security grants over the...