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Quality runs over quantity

The Plattsburgh State track and field teams, both men and women, are having a stellar season. This success a result of both impressive individual performances and strong results in team-oriented events as well. Junior sprinter/jumper Jess Huber is currently...

Hectic schedules don’t always end in defeat

Now that we’re a couple of weeks into the semester, the groove of things is starting to settle back in. Though for some, whether they’re feeling it now or down the line, they will all be able to identify...

Seniors’ leadership will be missed

This Saturday, the Plattsburgh State women’s basketball team will host their senior game, and it could be the last time that seniors Brittany Marshall and Yazmin Lewis step on the hardwood in Memorial. “They are what coaches want to...

Social media as a third wheel

Long-distance relationships have the ability to push couples out of their comfort zone and into a place of either anxiety or security. These relationships have developed over time as technology has evolved and become part of our everyday lives....

Winter weather brings hazards

Within 24 hours of a snowstorm, the city of Plattsburgh requires its residents to remove snow from their property. Some Plattsburgh State students who live off of campus don’t have to worry because their landlords follow up on their...

Quality runs over quantity

The Plattsburgh State men’s hockey team will play their last two games of the regular season this weekend, facing Oswego and Cortland. The matchup that is on everyone’s minds is the Oswego rematch, which the Cards lost earlier this...

Article gives PSUC bad rep

Contrary to what you may have heard lately, students attending Plattsburgh State are not in imminent danger. A recent ranking released by FindTheBest of the “25 Most Dangerous Colleges” placed — you guessed it — PSUC at the top of...

Shirt sparks conflict among PSUC students

Freshman psychology student Paige Myers walked through the Angell College Center last Friday to find herself in the presence of a controversy she never expected. No More! is a nationwide organization that stands for gender equality based on the...

Older generations forgotten by youths

It had been two years since I stepped inside of an assisted living environment. My grandmother had spent a few years in one near Albany until she passed away, and my aunt passed in hospice my senior year of...

PSUC seniors bring team success

Senior year comes with a mix of emotions for many athletes. It is a year filled with lasts. The last away bus ride with their teammates, the last time going through warm-ups in their home gym, and most importantly...
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