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Stalkers jeopardize college safety

It’s 3 in the morning, and a girl is walking quickly down the street alone. Her makeup is smudged, she has sweat dried on her skin and she’s pretty sure she stepped in puke on the way out of...

Delavalle makes impact in short time at PSUC

Since transferring to Plattsburgh State, it has not taken Max Delavalle long to make an impact. Before the preseason, not many players on the team were familiar with this new face. Most of them had the same question on their...

Philanthropy efforts impact PSUC students

All over the world people donate time and money to causes they believe in. Plattsburgh State is no exception. Students from many niches of the campus hold one or more causes close to their heart. Some students donate and...

Mood echoes music

The MTV Video Music Awards held its 32nd celebration on Aug. 30 in Los Angeles, California. The annual award show is always full of scandals, surprises and speeches. This year was no exception. Sometimes the celebrity antics can overshadow...

Men’s soccer dominating

The Plattsburgh State Cardinals continue to roll after picking up two wins at the SUNY Potsdam College Cup this past weekend. Their ability to fine tune the little aspects of the game have proven to be helpful. Prior to...

SA discusses new ‘blackout’ strategy, fees

What would happen if the SA shuttle, Coffeehouse and the vacation buses that bring students home were no longer available on campus? That’s one question Plattsburgh State’s Student Association faced as they held their first meeting of the semester, where...

Dominant defense fuels PSUC

With high expectations set for 2015, the Plattsburgh State women’s soccer team started their season playing four games in nine days, and the Cardinals captured one victory and a draw. The Cardinals (1-2-1, 0-0-0 SUNYAC) opened their season in New...

Cell phones, antisocial habits linked

With a growing world of social media and online interaction at their fingertips, it is hard to blame the millennial generation for their constant cell phone use; however, a new study found some millennials pull out their phones in...

Professor ratings reveal bias

A USA Today article shows that, regardless of the progress women have made in the last 50 years, gender bias still exists today. “A history professor at Northeastern University has created a new interactive graph that reveals various truths about...

Cross country Cards turn heads

In a season coaches and players have declared as full of potential, the Plattsburgh State cross-country team didn’t waste time showcasing what it is capable of at last Saturday’s Cardinal Classic, finishing in second place. Junior Ethan Vinson...
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