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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...

‘In a Violent Nature’ flips script

By Kolin Kriner   What if “Friday the 13th” was filmed from the perspective of Jason, or “Halloween” from that of Michael Myers? “In a Violent Nature,” directed by Chris Nash, came out this summer and did just that: presented the...

No major problem: All studies equal

By Nadia Paschal   Declaring a major is the one experience that every college student shares. With a large selection to pick from on this campus, many may opt into more popular programs, while others may pick ones that aren’t as...

Roving Reporter: We asked, you answered

What’s your favorite fall activity?     Alison Hebert Sophomore Biology   “Watching horror movies.”     Patrick Doherty Freshman  Marketing   “Halloween.”     Maira Johnson Senior Business Administration   “Apple picking.”     Cat Rowan Sophomore Childhood Special Education   “Apple picking.”

Students react to presidential debate

By Nadia Paschal   It’s 2024, which means it’s officially time for another presidential election. These past few years in the political sphere have been chaotic to say the least.  With controversial picks on both sides and a last-minute change for the...

Constant renovations disrupt routines

By Ella Studdard   Are these renovations really working towards the benefits of the students and staff, or are they doing a little too much?  Six projects still remain in progress and nearly $39 million, in total, has been invested into renovations...

‘Inside Out’ from the outside in

By Kolin Kriner   Taking the world by storm nearly a decade after the first, “Inside Out 2,” directed by Kelsey Mann, hit theaters this summer, offering — quite literally — a whirlwind of emotions.  The film follows a now teenage Riley,...

Summer movie roundup

By Kolin Kriner   Summertime was filled with new releases that overall left me with very mixed opinions. I liked a lot of the movies but  was devastatingly disappointed by others.  To celebrate the new semester – and to mourn the passing...
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