Saturday, March 25, 2023

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Between the Lines: Novel challenges reader’s viewpoint

By Alexa Dumas “There are years that ask questions and years that answer.” Out of the blue, Janie Crawford made an unexpected return to Eatonville, Florida. Janie was seen as a respected person within the town, as her second husband was...

Realities of Greek life at Plattsburgh

By Bryn Fawn Greek life is one of the staples of the “college experience,” or as so many believe to be the case. Highschoolers look forward to the day they get to pledge or rush and join their own little...

Cardinal Sins: Artist showcases humanity’s cruelty

By Bryn Fawn Art is not always paint on a canvas, graphite on paper or clay molded into shape. Art is sometimes a performance, whether a stand-up comedy routine, a ballet performance or even allowing the general public to shoot...

Editorial: Ecological crisis mushrooms in East Palestine, Ohio

A tragedy with catastrophic and unseen consequences occurred Feb. 3 in East Palestine, Ohio, where a freight train derailed. The train was pulling several cars filled with vinyl chloride and other harmful chemicals and 38 of 141 train cars...

Game upholds transphobia, antisemitism

By Bryn Fawn  Harry Potter is a beloved series now older than most college students. It is a world of magic and wizardry filled to the brim with child-like wonder. However, the cherished author poorly hides a terrible secret. Hogwarts Legacy...

Between the Lines: “Looking for Alaska” gives new outlook

By Alexa Dumas “The only way out of the labyrinth of suffering is to forgive.” What is life’s great purpose? This is the question that Miles Halter wants to know. Nicknamed “Pudge” at Culver Creek boarding school in rural Alabama, the...

Between the Lines: “This One Summer” reminisces on youth

By Alexa Dumas “Awago Beach is this place. Where my family goes every summer. Ever since…like…forever.”    Ever since Rose Wallace was a little girl, her family spent the summers at Awago Beach. This summer seems to be different, as Rose’s mother,...

Cardinal Sins: “Soap maker of Correggio” murders three women

By Bryn Fawn Italy is known for its many delicacies, such as risotto, cheese and wine. However, what if the beloved granny of your village fed you a pastry made of your favorite next-door neighbor? Leonarda Cianciulli, or The Human Flesh...

Editorial: DeSantis gives college conservative reformation

Republican Floridia Governor Ron DeSantis has been in the headlines again. DeSantis targeted New College, a small public liberal arts college. New College is special in its origins and history. It was founded by civic leaders in 1960 and...

Aromantic Awareness Week Approaches

By Bryn Fawn Valentine’s Day has recently come and gone. Many events were held leading up to and on the holiday, such as card making, making chocolate covered strawberries and Create-A-Creature. While couples had their dates and friends had Galentines,...
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Cards put forward improved season

By Collin Bolebruch The 2022-23 Plattsburgh Cardinals men’s hockey season concluded March 11 following a 1-2 overtime loss to the Norwich Cadets at home in...

Cardinals migrate south for spring

By Mikai Bruce This past week, both the baseball and softball teams at SUNY Plattsburgh traveled to South Carolina to participate in a week-long slate...

Recognizing diverse women in STEM

By Kiyanna Noel Dr. Rajesh Sunasee, associate professor of chemistry, and  Dr. Kelly Theisen, assistant professor of biochemistry, hosted a presentation on the notable women...

Fire alarms waste time, energy

By Bryn Fawn After a long day of lectures and classes, a rest is needed. A plush pillow and lush blanket to tuck in a...
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