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Increase in standardized testing opt-out statistics

A majority of Plattsburgh parents have recently opted their children out of standardized testing for the upcoming school year. The Washington Post recently reported findings from a Gallup poll, which states, “‘Not only do Americans think kids are subjected to...

What it takes to become ‘cool’

What makes being cool so cool? Since the formation of the term people have been trying to keep up with what’s considered cool. However, the style of cool is quite unpredictable and there are limitless interpretations of...

Police target drunken driving

In an effort to reduce the number of drunken drivers on the road in upstate New York, area law enforcement has begun its participation in the “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” program, a nationwide campaign created to prevent...

Cross-country trip fuels personal growth

The fire made from dead cactus and tumble weeds lit up in a matter of seconds. It was the only source of light in Utah for miles. I sat on the cooler drinking a random IPA and pulled microscopic...

Ales brings both heart and talent

Both on and off the court, Jordynne Ales, a sophomore on the Plattsburgh State volleyball team, is always looking to help others. Whether she is setting up her teammates and securing victories on the court, or studying hard to become...

Volleyball takes steps toward success

After losing their two senior captains, Plattsburgh State volleyball is looking toward its returning players and incoming freshman class to propel the team forward in their 2015 quest for the SUNYAC playoffs. The Cardinals finished their most recent season...

Freshmen deal with roommate problems

For freshmen, the first year of college has begun, and students are starting to learn the dynamics of college life. College freshmen only have one experience as first-year students. From roommates to joining clubs, it can be difficult to...

Suggestive banners draw policy scrutiny

As a new semester begins for college students across the country, sexually suggestive banners hung outside a fraternity house at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia have turned the spotlight on the subject of sexual harassment on college campuses...

Campus tobacco policy gets stricter

“It’s all about a healthy, safe, congenial work and study environment for all, Plattsburgh State University Police Assistant Chief Patrick W. Keleher said. On Aug 15, the new tobacco-restricted campus policy went into effect. Students and faculty members who smoke...

Sleeping pills may lead to harmful effects

Getting a good nights’ rest is what makes or breaks the following day. But with tossing and turning becoming a nightly thing these days, a good night sleep is hard to find. Anything can be a factor of not...
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