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by Josh Vantino 2020 has certainly been a year we won’t ever forget. From the wildfires in Australia and California, to the COVID-19 pandemic and an upcoming election, this year has been one whirlwind after another. One thing that has always brought people together is music. Music has a major impact on our culture and […]
Read Moreby Jacob Scouten As Autumn continues all too quickly towards its final months in a year that feels as though it might never end, a shining example of the reason the phrase “may you live in interesting times” is seen as a highly foreboding curse. There’s hardly anything that can be said to be remotely […]
Read Moreby Elexa Printup October 31st is vastly approaching and between COVID-19, school, jobs, and family life, I’m sure we’re all looking forward to a bit of normalcy this Halloween. Although it’s been a rough and isolated last seven months, we can look forward to the fact that Halloween can be celebrated safely and effectively. Whether […]
Read Moreby Mikayla Halliday The Black Lives Matter movement has become one of the most significant movements in U.S. history. On June 6th, more than half a million people participated in protests in around 550 places across the United States. That one day had more protests than an entire month, and they continue to […]
Read MoreBy Jazmyne Simmons Covid-19: The disease that no one was prepared for. This disease has taken so much from so many individuals, one of those things being a social life. Maintaining a social life can be very hard during trying times of a pandemic, especially when it’s strongly advised to practice social distancing. Practicing social […]
Read Moreby Angelina Emmons On this past gloomy Monday night the Bills went head first against last year’s Super Bowl winners and current firsts in the AFC West, the Kansas City Chiefs. Despite the Bills offense gaining enough points to put themselves in the lead through Stefon Diggs’ touchdown in the beginning of the second quarter, […]
Read Moreby Dakota Cruz The Supreme Court is our country’s arbiter for f law and order. The justices on the Supreme Court are selected to be there by governmental powers to interpret the Constitution. The Supreme Court also will take court cases that challenge the current interpretation of the constitution. Many of the famous court cases […]
Read Moreby Alexis Workman On September 29, 2020, the first of the presidential debate took place, broadcast all over the United States. In this day and time, we have more audiences and internet to voice our opinions. By far, people state this have been the most intense debate in history. The debate is between Joe Biden […]
Read Moreby Joseph Conte During this weird time of Covid-19, it is hard for us people to stay focused and live our ordinary lives liked how we used too. Nothing is the same anymore since Covid-19 struck earlier this year. Ever since then people have been stuck inside their homes, forced to wear masks in public, […]
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By: H. Carl McCall,, Chairman of SUNY Board of Trustees More than seven thousand children have been killed as a result of gun violence since the horrific massacre that occurred at Sandy Hook Elementary School on December 14, 2012. Seven thousand. We will never know who these children would have grown to become or […]
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