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Cancel culture silences free speech right

By Philo Yunrui Wang   “Of course, we all have the right to criticize—and in fact to do so in profoundly unproductive, unreasonable, and yes, cruel ways.” Emma Camp wrote in her article “Why My NYT Article Inspired So Much Fury.”  Emma...

Beetlejuice haunts once more

By Kolin Kriner   Coming after only 36 years since its predecessor, “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice,” directed by Tim Burton, hit theaters earlier last month. This movie is fun, yet leans heavily on nostalgia, only delivering a few new elements.  Although it isn’t a...

Roving Reporter – Oct. 4

What’s your favorite place to grab a bite at?     Diamond Krigger  First-year Digital Media Production   “Kent Hall. The sandwiches remind me of home… it’s like a real meal.”     Matthew Wendler Senior  Public Relations   “(Gus’ Red Hots). I like the food and I like the atmosphere. It brings...

Brutal themes in ‘Barbarian’

By Kolin Kriner   I find it remarkably refreshing when psychological horror movies take a step away from grief and focus on other world topics. I think that’s what I love about the film I am going to be discussing today....

Billionaires lack nothing, except morals

By Nadia Paschal   Celebrities are constantly in the news, with discussions about their personal life, businesses, art and lately, their wealth.  After Forbes deemed Kylie Jenner as the first self-made billionaire in 2019, there was a lot of controversy surrounding this...

Katy Perry comeback album flops

By Kolin Kriner   One would consider it pretty bad when the only good part about an album is the other artists featured on it, but unfortunately, not even they could save this train wreck of noises.  On Sept. 20, Katy Perry...

Roving Reporter: We asked, you answered

What made you come to Plattsburgh?     Victoria Bucci  Junior Sociology   “The scenery and that One Direction shot their music video here.”      Mian Chu First year Psychology   “It was a good break from the city. I liked the campus and it was far enough from family to have...

Plattsburgh, past to present

By Ella Stuttard   Current cardinal reflects on legacy status and who came before her   With the Homecoming and Family Weekend rolling around the corner, I thought of one very special lady. You might be thinking of Nancy Kress, an award winning...

Battle of Plattsburgh through student lens

By Grant Terwilliger   In the days leading up to the Battle of Plattsburgh commemoration, there was a lot of energy around town and there were more people walking the streets than usual.  I became intrigued and looked at the long itinerary...

Fall 2024 ins and outs

By Nadia Paschal Hi! I’m Nadia Paschal, the opinion editor. Fall is right around the corner, and with a new season comes new trends. I’m very in tune with pop culture and trends and these are some of my picks...
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