Shopping today takes many different forms from shopping centers to online websites, but one way to shop that has re-emerged on the scene is thrift shopping. Thrift stores first popped up in the late 19th century, according to Time magazine. When the industrial revolution introduced the mass production...
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There is a hunger for success in Cheyene Richards’ eyes as she lists her involvements, recalls past memories and gives insight into her ambitious future plans. As a senior majoring in hospitality management with minors in both business administration and marketing, Richards hails from Brooklyn and came...
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Arnold Barretto sits across a small wooden desk and reminisces about the memories and triumphs he made here at Plattsburgh State. There is a warm smile across his face as he prepares to retell the story of his college career thus far. Born in India but raised in Dubai, Barretto transferred to PSUC...
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Fall is here which means it’s time to cue the chilly weather, bright-colored leaves, and pumpkin spice everything. The changing seasons signal a change in fashion from crop tops and shorts, to something a little better suited for the 60 degree temperatures. Across the Plattsburgh...
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Plattsburgh State will host a performance of Kate Hamill’s adaptation of Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice” by Pendragon Theatre 7:30 p.m. Sept. 21 at the E. Glenn Giltz Auditorium in Hawkins Hall. Tickets are on sale the day of the show only at Giltz in Hawkins Hal. Prices are $20 general admission,...
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It is nearly impossible to leave the grocery store without something sweet in the cart. Processed sugar is everywhere in regularly consumed items like bread, cereals, and even salad dressings. Cutting out sugar all together or just reducing sugar intake can have more benefits than just slimming down...
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08 Nov 2018
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