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Stabbing not a deterrent, prospective student says
As the reality sinks in of the Dec. 4 stabbing at Binghamton University, some prospective students and alumni say that the tragic incident will have a minimal impact on their ties to...
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Humans, tech are not in sync
As New Year’s 2010 edges closer and many of you consider what plans to make and parties to attend, I thought it might be interesting to reflect on the decade as a...
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Fall commencement speakers address, entertain graduates
Graduating Binghamton University students listened to two of their peers speak at the third annual fall commencement ceremony Sunday. Anthony Corvino, a senior majoring in political science, spoke on behalf of the...
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Site suggests yoga to reduce stress
Nothing says the end of the semester like an addiction to Red Bull, permanent dark circles under your eyes and back pain from sleeping on a shelf in the library. But staying...
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Q&A with Senators’ Yablonski on his life on the ice
Momentum shifts in a hockey game when a player scores a goal, makes a big save or provides a physical check. But another factor can also influence the outcome of a game...
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Group, faculty discourage stereotyping
The ethnicity of Abdulsalam Al-Zahrani, the man charged in the Dec. 4 stabbing of Binghamton University anthropology professor emeritus Richard Antoun, has caused speculation on campus regarding the motives behind the attack....
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Bearcats show potential against tough competition
Looking at its schedule alone, it is easy to say Binghamton University women’s basketball has gotten off to a poor start in the 2009-10 season. The Bearcats are 2-5. They are 0-3...
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Fashion aside, backpacks become campus trend
It’s 4 p.m. and you’ve returned to your room. Your back is aching, your shoulder is sore and now you get the privilege of digging through your seemingly endless stack of books...
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Suspect exhibited warning signs, housemate says
A Binghamton University graduate student was arrested and charged with murder in the second degree Saturday, after allegedly stabbing an anthropology professor to death. Abdulsalam Al-Zahrani, a 46-year-old Saudi national, is accused...
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Cultural group awaits meeting with officials
Members of the Caribbean Student Association (CSA) and the Binghamton University community continued their efforts this past week to pressure administration to reinstate their Carnival event. The cultural organization held a rally...