Friday, December 13, 2024

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Trash transformed: Garbage exhibit in gallery

By Cinara Marquis   The Plattsburgh State Art Museum boasts over 10,000 works of art and artifacts. Yet, when you walk into the Myers Lobby Gallery, all you see is trash. Shoes sprawl across the floor, clothing scraps are scattered along the...

In the stars

By Cinara Marquis   Aries (March 21 – April 19) The Sun card represents positivity. Your hard work is now being rewarded with joy and contentment. You deserve this, let yourself reap the benefits. Taurus (April 20 – May 20) The reversed...

Panel reflections on impact of HIV/AIDS

By Cinara Marquis   From the initial wave of fear and spread of misinformation to the groundbreaking advances in medical treatment, the journey through the HIV/AIDS epidemic is one of both great struggle and incredible resilience. Personal stories of loss, survival...

Grammy-nominated composer unwraps surprise

By Robin Caudell Press-Republicaz   Adrian Carr keeps his program under wraps until he delivers “The Seven Words of Christmas” 3 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 8 at the Plattsburgh Memorial Chapel, 100 U.S. Oval. Admission is $15, cash or check only, at the...

In the stars

By Cinara Marquis   Aries (March 21 – April 19) The Strength card depicts determination. You are aware of your inner strength and use it to your advantage. Be confident in your personal power and commit yourself to your goals.   Taurus (April...

Community discussed PFAS: Poison in plain sight

By Grant Terwilliger Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), are long-lasting chemicals that contaminate our food sources, water sources and soil. They’re everywhere, harmful, and they are found here in our community.  “The risks can include reproductive and developmental effects, increase the...

Artist learns how to navigate creativity in designing industry

By Cinara Marquis   Across a multitude of diverse industries, artist Casey Callahan has experienced her fair share of imposter syndrome. As a graphic designer, art director and occasional illustrator, Callahan finds herself constantly facing change in attempt to follow, predict...

Andrew Circelli: The barista who draws with coffee lids

By Philo Yunrui Wang   At Einstein Bros. Bagels on SUNY Plattsburgh’s campus, students often come for a quick caffeine fix between classes, but some leave with more than just a cup of coffee — a tiny piece of art. Behind...

Symphonic Band honors women composers

By Cinara Marquis   After last semester’s concert, a member of the ensemble raised an important question to Daniel Gordon, the Symphonic Band director and music professor at SUNY Plattsburgh — why does the band never perform music by women composers? “I...

Prof. confronts injustices’ legacy of racial oppression

By Philo Yunrui Wang   Although introduced repeatedly, H.R.40, a United States congressional bill advocating for a commission to examine the legacy of slavery and explore reparations, continues to be rejected. The lack of legislative traction stirred up discussions on Black...
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