It’s finals week at the State University of New York (SUNY) at New Paltz and many students are staying up late to get papers done and study […]
Month: April 2010
As a horn blew, a long boat manned by six people in karate gi’s raced down the Wallkill River. They were up against a group […]
Faculty and students filed into the Honor’s Center, anxious to hear professors from the State University of New York (SUNY) at New Paltz read their […]
From the ailing elderly to the young with pre-existing conditions, small business owners to students at the State University of New York at New Paltz […]
The white walls of Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art were perfectly lined with the framed work of Pulitzer Prize winning photojournalist, Renée C. Byer. Only […]
Over the past few months, headlines have focused on certain provisions within the new health care reform bill. Americans have been told that reforms will […]
Alton Campbell is a Hasbrouck employee by day, graphic novelist by night. He disguises himself with a blue or orange shirt and matching visor. He […]
Deana and I were laughing about something Jeff had said when his green Chevy Trailblazer hit the deer. The laughter stopped, and with only one […]
It’s hard to know which politicians in Albany can be trusted. After reporting on them for more than four months, the thought of a lawmaker […]
“Attention professors of New Paltz: you really need to stop calling upon me when my hand is neither raised nor has it twitched since you […]
The use of medical marijuana is now legal in 14 states, with at-home cultivation legal in 13. According to the $136.2 billion Senate Democratic budget […]
For his lighting design work on the set of the SUNY New Paltz production “Red Masquerade,” the United States Institute for Theatre Technology (USITT) recognized […]
This semester, the New Paltz Rugby Football Club will celebrate its 25th anniversary, and the team is looking to improve on past disappointments. A year […]
New York environmentalists may be cheering louder than usual this coming Earth Day as proposed legislation could ban pesticide use on school grounds. The legislation, […]
Eli Davis Siems has been smoking for two years. When he was a high school student, everyone used to smoke after school and during lunch breaks. […]
Since 2003, Invisible Children, a non-profit organization based in California, has been raising awareness about human rights violations in Uganda. New Paltz students have done […]
Ancient ceramics, projectile points and human remains: an archaeologist’s dream. Students involved in SUNY New Paltz’s field school get to experience this and much more. […]
Many college students wouldn’t choose to spend extra money on healthy, organic food over their beer fund, but Brittany Harold puts her body’s needs first. […]