College is often a time for you to live your life and party. It is also a time to get a higher education and think about the future. Talking about the future, you might think about what kind of career you want to have and where you’ll live when you graduate. However, we don’t think...
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13 Apr 2018
Posted by cardinalpoints
Over the course of the month of April the SUNY Plattsburgh Center for Community Engagement is rolling out a full calendar of events as a part the Plattsburgh Big Read Festival. The events are sponsored by the National Endowment of the Arts through a $13,500 grant secured by Center for Community Engagement...
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Many people think certain fields of study in college are useless and won’t help in the dreaded post-college job search. All majors are challenging and interesting, and there’s no “easy” fields of study to choose from. People still judge and look down upon certain majors for not being “useful”...
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As college students, if there is any way we can save money, we will. It’s time we start saving money on makeup. There is drugstore makeup that works just as well as and is significantly cheaper than brands like Urban Decay and Stila. Here’s a list of 10 drugstore makeup products under $15 that...
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Last Friday, Cardi B dropped her debut album “Invasion of Privacy” last Friday, and as far as I can tell, she’s still killing the female-rap game. With her album going gold on the same day it was released, it is certain that Cardi came to play no games. She worked on this album for months, letting...
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Packing for a year to live in a foreign country is not easy. Before I came here for college, my mom and I had to sit down and figure out what I should bring to the U.S. Warm clothes, boots and my teddy bear. My whole world was put into only two suitcases. As a fashion extraordinaire, both of my suitcase...
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Coming into college also means coming into your true self. All throughout high school, there is an overwhelming pressure to fit in and be liked— a pressure to be one of the popular people. In high school, it’s expected that you dress a certain way, talk about certain things and feint disinterest...
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“Riverdale” is the CW Network’s newest hit show. If you’re looking for something that has “Pretty Little Liars” and “13 Reasons Why” vibes, then this show is perfect for you. “Riverdale” was created after the popular comic, “Archie.” The suspenseful show follows a group of attractive...
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With advising coming to a close, now is the perfect time to start planning how you want your schedule to be. There are many factors that come into play when it comes to making a schedule. Factors such as your major, your year in school and how many transfer credits you have are things to take into consideration. Depending...
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The resolutions discussed at this week’s Student Association Senate meeting were good examples of real results starting to come from student action. Following the student protests after the racist Snapchat incident last February, much possible change has been discussed with some moves being made. Those...
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