With headphones on, a tall, black fairly lean woman cleans Feinberg Library of Plattsburgh State every weeknight. She often dons her red fleece jacket. Occasionally, she sits in the cushioned chair just outside the door entering the second-floor circulation desk of the library. She has a weighty but unobtrusive...
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Every friendship requires mutual respect and trust. Many friendships fail due to miscommunication. For that reason, interpersonal skills are one of the main factors that endures a true friendship. Effective communication is necessary in order to build and maintain a friendship. People need real, human,...
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The finish line to the semester is in plain sight, and summer is so close, but students have to get through finals week first. Finals week means there will be a lot of worrying; however, studies have shown that worrying may not be so bad, according to an article in the Huffington Post. A majority...
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Stress is unavoidable for many people. Most people get stressed out when there is uncertainty about future plans and goals. Some people get stressed out when things aren’t going the way they expected. Stress is defined as anything that poses a challenge or a threat to our well-being. Some stresses...
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Plattsburgh State junior Maggie Griffiths has a passion for working with children and uses her unique talents to incorporate music and learning into classrooms. Griffiths is in the five-year elementary and special education programs with a concentration in music. For a long time, she didn’t want...
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Nearly 40 percent of female college students use prescription oral contraceptives, according to the American College Health Association. Some students are on birth control pills to help prevent unwanted pregnancy and to alleviate menstrual cramps. Today, in order to receive oral contraceptives, females...
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Almost every college student has to deal with staying up as late as necessary to finish their homework. Although it does vary for each student, most students are night owls, while morning larks are generally people over the age of 60, according to The Body Clock Guide to Better Health written by Michael...
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Being single is often looked upon in a negative light. To some people it is a problem that needs to be fixed. As humans, people do require social interactions, but it is OK to be alone sometimes. In fact, there can be a handful of benefits to emerging yourself in solitude. Being alone and lonely...
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Studies suggest that regular physical activity supports healthy child development by improving memory, concentration and positive outlook, according to the George Lucas Educational Foundation, a nonprofit operating foundation founded by filmmaker George Lucas in 1991. Learning and exercising have...
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Plattsburgh State senior Jonathan Forrence graduates in May after dozens of late -night work sessions with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree, B.F.A., with a double concentration in sculpture and printmaking. Forrence has been interested in art for many years, and although he was first drawn to photography,...
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Long-time PSUC staff member retires
PSUC encourages comfort, safety
SA wrap up, advances next semester
Cardinals hungry for first championship
Address issues with friends
05 May 2017
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