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Little time for big opportunities

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There is never enough time in a day, week, month or semester. There is never enough time to spend with your family or friends....
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Homemade gifts show loved ones thought, heart

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After she glued her makeshift tree to the lid, she filled the jar with water, glycerin and festive glitter. She tightened the lid to...
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Cardinal Watch: PSUC student keeps family tradition alive

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For most students, Plattsburgh State plays a big part in their present and their future. Their experiences make them who they are and pave...
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Assisted living encourages, welcomes volunteers

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The holiday season is a time of celebration, rejoice and, most importantly, giving back. It is important for people to donate some of their...
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Gorman’s energy brings success

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Growing up on a lake in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts, Plattsburgh State junior forward Connor Gorman grew to love the game of hockey by playing with...
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Studying for final exams presents dangers of adderall

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I lay in bed clenching my chest, wondering if I should go to the emergency room. During finals week of my freshman year I...
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Women sweep Cardinal-Panther Classic for third straight year

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For the third consecutive year, the Plattsburgh State women’s hockey team was able to defend its home ice and take home the title at...
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Money poured in harmful oil companies

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We have 3-D printing. We have videogame systems that respond to our voices. We have robots that can land on comets. So why do...
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Team wins come from chemistry

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If you look at all the teams that are winning in sports, you can see a pattern: good team chemistry. The team chemistry for the...
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Standardized testing problematic

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The responsibility of falling college graduation rates does not fall upon the students, but rather overqualified professors — at least that’s what Marky Nemko,...
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Warm weather impacts campus life

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Natalie St. Denis After a long and winter at SUNY Plattsburgh, days are finally starting to get warmer. The first few warm days of the...
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In the Reels: ‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ battles on HBO

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Cameron Kaercher The creation of Godzilla is rooted in history. While the original film depicted man in a rubber monster costume stomping on miniature cities...
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Remembering Eddie Van Halen

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Hales Passino The death of Eddie Van Halen was a sad day in the rock and roll world. After a long, severe battle with various health...
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By the Books: Cleary’s legacy lives on in novels

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Carly Newton The accomplished and successful children’s book author Beverly Cleary passed away at 104 years old this past March. Cleary was best known for...
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