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More clicks, more cash

“It was like one, two, three,” senior Jessica Silon said about Gofundme.com. “It was so easy for people to click on the link and donate.” Gofundme.com is a website where anybody with a cause can set up an account to...

Longer distance challenges runners

After a week off, the Plattsburgh State cross-country teams are ready to compete in the SLU Hoffman Invitational. The meet will be the first 8K for the men and the first 6K for the women. Head coach Andrew Krug...

PSUC tennis prepared for St. Lawrence

The Plattsburgh State tennis team will have had 11 days of rest before playing against Johnson State (2-6) Thursday. Now, the Cardinals turn their attention to St. Lawrence in preparation for their final conference game of the season next week...

Offseason work leads Jordon to captaincy

Mitchell Jordon walks along the field behind Memorial Hall wearing a contagious smile on his face. The 6-foot-2-inch goalie, who captains the Plattsburgh State men’s soccer team, embodies the ideal prototype of a positive leader — he is open-minded, coachable...

Injuries force Cards to change game, plan toward youth

Sports teams deal with injuries. This week, it was Plattsburgh State men’s soccer’s turn. The Cardinals competed in a hard-fought match against Skidmore last weekend that ended in a tie. Senior defensemen Wade Goehle said the team was able to...

Cards confident for conference play

The Plattsburgh State women’s soccer team finished up their streak of road games Saturday, losing a closely fought match to Skidmore 2-1. The first half of play was relatively even, but Skidmore (3-3-0) slightly outplayed PSUC (4-3-0) offensively and...

Setting up for SUNYACS

The Plattsburgh State volleyball team is ready to tackle the most important stretch of its young season with its first in-conference games. The Cardinals, who are entering this weekend’s conference tournament at Oswego with a record of 4-6 and...

Editorial: PSUC fights sexual assault

Sexual assault is a real problem. As reported in this week’s issue by news editor Maggie McVey, a study by the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control found that one in five women experience sexual assault in her...

Hidden gems found around campus

The temperature drops below freezing. The sky turns gray for half of the year. Metal fences slightly mask the work at Hawkins Pond and Mason Hall, but the sound of construction still perforates our eardrums. To the untrained eye,...

Artificial reefs pose threats to ecosystem

It took only two minutes for the General Hoyt S. Vandenberg to fall to the bottom of the ocean floor off the Florida Keys, even though demolition crews estimated it would take 20. Why intentionally bomb a boat? The...
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