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Find your people and you'll find yourself

By Christina Pullano -

Your best friends aren’t necessarily the people you see the most or with whom you have the most in common. ...

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Invest in relationships, the people in our lives matter most

By Michael Snow -

Like anything, you’ll get out of Binghamton what you choose to invest. I’ve chosen to give my all, often sacrificing sleep and my health along the way. And I don’t regret it ...

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Be spontaneous, TKTKTK

By Paige Nazinitsky -

Tease me all you want, but I think good typography is as beautiful as any painting or sculpture. ...

Columns

Don't overlook the underdog

By Ari Kramer -

The satisfaction you get from doing what you love far outweighs the meager paychecks you receive in return. ...

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Follow your heart but mind your body

By Rebecca Forney -

I am happiest when I’m wading in library books, researching for a paper on one text or another, and I can’t wait to share my joy of learning — as well as ...

Guest Columns

Guest Column: Debunking myths and facts about Israeli Independence Day

By Guest Author -

Each year, many Zionist student groups mark the day, filling the campus with so many Israeli flags that you forget that you are on an American campus. The main reason for the ...

Staff Editorials

Isolated but not alone

By The Editorial Board -

We aren’t concerned with how self-satisfied the school may be with its impeccable documentation or strict adherence to internally-created policy. If this system has failed even one student, it is time for ...

Columns

My typographic journey

By Cari Snider -

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I wonder if our paths will ever cross again

By Erik Bacharach -

What’s really weighing me down though is the nostalgia that one can only truly fathom at the doorsteps of graduation. ...

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32 months, 16,000 students, infinite possibilities

By Jules Forrest -

Did I miss some sort of collective group consensus that we’re now old enough to start kicking the world’s ass? ...