Tuesday, March 28, 2023

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Between the Lines: ‘Gender Queer’ battles ban

By Alexa Dumas “Sometimes I feel like my brain is a machine built by someone who lost the instruction manual.”  How does society shape a person’s identity? How can society be harmful to one’s view of themselves? What does one do...

Panelists discuss all things law school

By Kiyanna Noel The Reality of Law School: A Virtual Alumni Panel seminar was an online seminar hosted by the Political Science Department March 1. Dr. Raymond Carmen opened the Zoom by acknowledging the work put in to make this...

Craft controversy

By Kiyanna Noel Global Beading Crafts was hosted by the Desi Club and Club international March 7 in the H.U.B. The event intention was for students to come in and create waist beads and bracelets.  However, this concerned another group of...

Cards take conference titles: Platts claims its 10th straight

By Liam Sample It’s 2012: “Somebody That I Used to Know” was the top song of the year and Barack Obama was re-elected for his second term as president of the United States. This was the last year the No....

College students adore popular plushies

By Bryn Fawn Squishmallows are the ever-growing craze of the past half-decade. With simplistic-but-cute round designs, going as small as 3.5 inches and as large as 24 inches and soft and squishy textures, there’s a lot to love. The official Squishmallow...

Issue 4 In the Stars

By Kiyanna Noel Capricorn: The Temperance card represents having balance in your life. Continue to be sensible in your actions and thoughts.  Aquarius: The Ten of Wands card represents feeling like a burden. You’ve accomplished a lot, bask in that and...

SUNY Plattsburgh celebrates women

By Aleksandra Sidorova SUNY Plattsburgh celebrated International Women’s Day Wednesday, March 8, with presentations and talks centering women, guest speakers and students alike. The Alumni Conference Room at Angell College Center welcomed Maria Holderman, a fourth-generation teacher and a journalist who,...

Cardinals compete at The Armory

By Nicholas Cousins The Plattsburgh State track and field team got down to business this weekend at the All-Atlantic Region Track and Field Conference Indoor Championships at The Armory track and field facility in New York City. It had been...

SAS rebrands to clear confusion

By Jesse Taylor Across the country universities provide accommodations for students under the Americans with Disabilities Act. At SUNY Plattsburgh, the Accessibility Resource Office is charged with implementing accommodations for 1,007 students with only three staff members. Previously known as...

Senate rejects pay policy

By Hayden Sadler The Student Association and its newly sworn-in members received a presentation about the proposed Greek life office change. In addition to usual club approvals, members of the board also declined a policy proposal. Student Association President Taiba Azeem...
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Cards put forward improved season

By Collin Bolebruch The 2022-23 Plattsburgh Cardinals men’s hockey season concluded March 11 following a 1-2 overtime loss to the Norwich Cadets at home in...

Cardinals migrate south for spring

By Mikai Bruce This past week, both the baseball and softball teams at SUNY Plattsburgh traveled to South Carolina to participate in a week-long slate...

Recognizing diverse women in STEM

By Kiyanna Noel Dr. Rajesh Sunasee, associate professor of chemistry, and  Dr. Kelly Theisen, assistant professor of biochemistry, hosted a presentation on the notable women...

Fire alarms waste time, energy

By Bryn Fawn After a long day of lectures and classes, a rest is needed. A plush pillow and lush blanket to tuck in a...
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