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New crime data reveals spike in on-campus marijuana use

In 2013, the total number of drug-related arrests made on campus at Plattsburgh State reached 57, more than double the combined drug law violations in 2012 and 2011, according to campus crime statistics released Tuesday by University Police. Of those...

Women’s rights requires male involvement

Emma Waston’s speech at the United Nations Sept. 21 on women’s rights was both powerful and so eloquent, many were moved to tears. Officially launching the HeForShe Campaign, she brought to light many issues surrounding feminism and what it...

Downtown hot dog cart sells late-night snacks

You step out of Monopole and into the crowded back alley, surrounded by cigarette smokers and bouncers in yellow shirts. It’s 1 a.m., and you’re starving. Pizza Bono looks promising, but you only have $2 left.  Wait, you see...

Tattoos give employers wrong impression

You might think that getting a tattoo is the coolest thing you can do in your life, but before you get all inked up, think of the consequences. According to a Huffington Post article, about 23 percent of Americans have...

Cardinal Watch: Robert laying the ground for future success

He hurries to stand in front of the stove to make burritos and tacos that will silence the hunger of Mexican food-loving Plattsburgh citizens. He hurries to stand in front of the white board to give the members of...

Hazing comes equipt with consequences

Kira Kazantsev, who was recently crowned Miss America 2015, was thrown out of her sorority for hazing. She belonged to the Hofstra chapter of Alpha Phi. Kazantsev was apparently one wicked new member educator. Alpha Phi takes hazing seriously and is...

Off the Hookah hosts 18 and older event

As you’re walking down a dimly-lit hallway and making your way into a large, brightly-colored room, you can hear the DJ playing R&B music as you see a dance floor packed with bodies. It’s just another Thursday night at...

Students pair up for developmental delays

Talented performers will be competing for the win at the Duet for Disabilities event Oct. 7 at 7 p.m. in the  Angell College Center Ballrooms hosted by the Pi Kappa Phi fraternity. There will be singing, dancing and maybe...

‘Death of a Salesman’ comes to PSUC

The play “Death of a Salesman” will be presented by Saranac Lake‘s Pendragon Theatre on Oct. 8 at Hartman Theatre in the Myers Fine Arts building. The play will be directed by Bonnie Brewer, director for Pendragon Theatre. Brewer said she...

Students learn from visuals

We all watch the news, or at least we try to because sometimes it just gets a little boring. We turn off evening news shows with Katie Couric and Brian Williams and flip over to Comedy Central for some...
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