Staff Editorials

Editorial: Puff, Puff? Pass.

We understand that just as smokers want the right to choose what they do to their bodies, nonsmokers want the same privilege. ...


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Editorial: Everything is Illuminated

If you found yourself walking Downtown on Friday evening, you might have mistaken it for Times Square. Students, professors, community members and families came together to celebrate Binghamton’s budding arts scene. They...


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Editorial: An Incomplete Address

On the first Thursday of the semester, while most students were busy discussing their syllabi with professors, President Harvey Stenger was delivering his State of the University address. The Editorial Board acknowledges...


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Editorial: Get on board

With every fall semester comes the alluring promise of change. New and returning students have clean slates to improve on years past and make sure the coming year is as good as...


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Editorial: Orientation Matters

The decisions you make now in terms of planning can launch your academic career, or stand in the way of it. ...


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Editorial: Spring 2015 Report Card

President Harvey Stenger: B- We’ve praised President Stenger in past report cards, awarding him with fairly high grades and acknowledging his effort to maintain an active presence on campus. He has this...


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Editorial: Snap Out of It

It seems harmless to take just one pill for just one paper, but it’s easy to fall into a cycle of dependency. ...


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Editorial: Go With the Flo

Whether moving on to graduate school, future employment or parents’ basements, many future graduates can find comfort and camaraderie from a speaker with whom they have shared experiences. ...


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Editorial: Bareback Bearcats

It doesn’t take a survey to figure out that most college students are not trying to have children, but when sheer carelessness is involved, it could happen to you. ...


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Editorial: A Pluralist Proposition

Any class, whether it be on gender studies or indigenous peoples, must open students’ eyes to the oppressive structures that underly society in ways we may not discover on our own outside ...