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Newspaper cites changing technology in move
After four decades on Vestal Parkway, sitting across from the Binghamton University campus, the office of the Press & Sun-Bulletin moved last month to the town of Union. The news, accounting, human...
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At BU bookstore, e-books lack popularity
As the spectrum of electronic educational materials expands, many Binghamton University students will choose whether to go digital with their studies. With the first week of the semester marked by long lines...
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Prof remembered for dedication to department
Miguel Angel Arcones, professor of mathematical sciences at Binghamton University, died Dec. 30, 2009, at the age of 46 after a long battle with cancer. Arcones, who was a resident of Binghamton,...
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Post-holidays customer service should be as warm as the coffee
I get it. Everyone’s cranky in mid- to late-January. The holiday season is over, so the mask of giving thanks, peace and love that so few in this population actually possess naturally,...
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Why not get off Twitter and start caring
Apathy is the most dangerous drug of my generation; it has gripped us by the heels and held us captive to its creed of self-absorbance. We have begun to forget the commitment...
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DeFleur, admins look to future with high hopes for University
Binghamton University President Lois DeFleur, along with multiple vice presidents, allayed financial woes while emphasizing admittedly high aspirations for the upcoming semester at the BU Forum Jan. 19. The annual event began...
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Bearcats topple first place UVM; Wright leads game with 30 points
Riding the shoulders of their star player, the Binghamton University men’s basketball team treated returning students to a solid victory over rival Vermont. Junior Greer Wright exploded for a season-high 30 points...
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If approved, state schools to gain control over budgets
A recent legislative proposal by New York Gov. David Paterson could provide CUNY and SUNY systems, including Binghamton University, with increased independence from the state budget process. The Public Higher Education Empowerment...
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Accused attackers sentenced to jail
Two local residents involved in the beating of then-Binghamton University senior Bryan Steinhauer in May 2008 have been sentenced to two years in prison, according to reports from The Associated Press. Edin...
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34 Bearcats place Top 3 in ‘Cuse track events
The Binghamton University track and field team restarted its season at the Syracuse Invitational Jan. 18 with several individual first-place finishes for the men and the women. Although this competition was a...