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Bearcats drop 10th straight
Locked in another nightmare of a season, the Binghamton University softball team dropped its 10th game in a row, falling last Wednesday to Maryland-Baltimre County, 6-1. Binghamton (5-30, 0-15 America East) has...
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Tween Shows: Not Just for the Prepubescent
After a stressful day of classes, it’s pretty common to flip on the television and turn off your mind for a little while. But while some students are watching shows aimed for...
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Knowing average Americans
How is it that the Democrats still try to pretend to be the salt of the earth, blue collar working party? What gave them the right to point at the Republicans and...
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Sexual Tension Makes and Breaks TV
May is literally right around the corner, which means the end of school and, more importantly, the end of our favorite TV shows. While some students are worrying about their finals, others...
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Zombies Invade Austen’s Classic
For the hopelessly romantic and bloodthirsty comes a marriage of the minds of Jane Austen and Seth Graham-Smith in their captivating would-be masterpiece “Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.” It is written with...
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Manipulating a popular video game’s speeds
In the classic video game “Super Mario Bros.,” everyone’s favorite plumber, Mario, runs off a ledge to avoid a Goomba. When Mario falls in his virtual world, he accelerates with a speed...
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A political party to remember
Within the last two or so weeks, if you’ve been watching the news, there’s been a lot of buzz over taxes and such related things. People have been rallying across the country...
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Yom HaShoah
For 24 hours, students of all backgrounds took turns standing in a tent outside the New University Union for one purpose: to read names. The April 20 Yom HaShoah vigil paid tribute...
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Would the real Republican leader please stand up?
The Republicans have lost their collective (fill in the blank). I am not even saying that as a partisan Democrat. I am saying that as a thinking person, with all five senses...
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Plans to reopen ACA in works
Three weeks ago, Jiverley Wong killed 13 innocent people at the American Civic Association at 131 Front St. in Downtown Binghamton, including two visiting Binghamton University scholar graduates. Since the shooting, the...