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“Imaginary’ fails in all forms

  By Kolin Kriner This film got one thing right, and that was titling it after all the people who enjoyed it.  2024’s “Imaginary” is a dumpster fire of a Blumhouse film directed by Jeff Wadlow, that somehow failed at achieving one...

Education majors speak on program

(Left to right) Kiersten Wilkinson, Erin Lawliss, Prof. Kathryn Alton, Megan Tannacore, Mallory Hughes and Jillian Beauchamp at their undergraduate commencement.   By Nadia Paschal Many students come to SUNY Plattsburgh for the school’s education program, where they can complete their undergraduate...

Hollywood swaps originality for reboots

Wall of movie posters at the Regal Champlain Centre in Plattsburgh.   By Nadia Paschal Hollywood has been making movies since 1908, and many trends have come and gone since then. Since its conception, the film industry has made massive changes, yet...

The appeal of luxury brands

Chiang Rai, Thailand: September 30, 2019 - Close-up and top view of Chanel elegance women's accessories fashion black shoulder leather bag with golden chain in box.   By Victoria Campbell Luxury brands continue to have a hold on consumers with their unique...

Partying causes low grades

  By Victoria Campbell Students who binge drink at least three times per week are six times more likely to perform worse in studies as reported by the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.   The reality of college can be mistaken...

Relationships damaged by technology

  By Charmi Asodariya Regis College reported that individuals who use social media more frequently are three times more likely to feel isolated.   In this modern age, we’re surrounded by technology, which allows us to connect to the world using social media...

Vaping harms young adults 

  By Victoria Campbell According to the CDC, there were 2,807 hospitalizations in 2020 from use of e-cigarettes.   Vaping continues to influence young adults, specifically college students, which can cause irreversible damage. Vaping nowadays is not abnormal, as they have become the...

Shine On! members inspired by teaching

  By Shine On!  How We Shine is a monthly column from Shine On!, which is an organization that aims to empower young girls and teach them important life skills.   SIERRA WOOD One aspect of the Shine On! program is Educational Outreach. This...

Students share their EOP experiences 

  By Victoria Campbell  The transition into college can be difficult and overwhelming to some, as students leave home and begin to step into adulthood. This change may be more difficult for some students, who need more help navigating this new...

Food for thought: Eating healthy in college

  By Nadia Paschal Students lead a busy life moving from one class to another and trying to balance all their academic responsibilities.  Add the stress of juggling their personal life, getting enough sleep and even working part time, students have a...
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