There may be upwards of ten candidates running this year to become the next mayor of the Village of New Paltz, but one thing is […]
Year: 2011
Sarah Fine faces the truth of her shopaholic tendency and tries to fix her problem by getting rid of some clothing. <object style=”height: 390px; width: […]
Dylan Gerety challenges himself against technology in a 72 hour experiment without any cell phones, television, video games, or Internet. Media Blackout: Life Disconnected from […]
Kelsey Lang leaves the comfort of her home in New Paltz to explore the beauty of nature that is right in front of her nose. […]
Sabrina Ross struggles finding a place to go to during the school break and questions the true meaning of “home.” Check out more documented journeys: […]
Monica Hertz, like many other college students, worries about internship applications and wonders if the benefits of such an experience are worthwhile. Check out more […]
Lorenn Kassel is about to graduate, but questions the path of her future once she leaves SUNY New Paltz with a degree. Check out more […]
Dr. Mary A. Papazian, a SUNY New Paltz presidential hopeful, met with students, faculty, and staff on Thursday, Feb. 17, to speak about her experience as an […]
Students interested in a job with the government should have been at Vassar this past Wednesday. The Mid-Hudson Career Consortium held its first Government/Public Service […]
The definition of ‘walkout,’ according to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, is as follows: “The action of leaving a meeting or organization as an expression of disapproval.” […]
The Student Association at SUNY New Paltz is organizing a student walk-out and teach-in on Tuesday, March 8. The protest urges students to walk out […]
Eden Neidorff’s freckle-flecked face, doe-like eyes and silver hoop nose ring aren’t what set her apart from most girls. It’s her appealing fashion style: nonchalant, […]
The Tenant-Landlord Relations Council, along with special guests, met on Wednesday, March 2, sending the community a simple message: just communicate. In a college-town, where […]
I’m sitting at my desk, simultaneously typing and applying lotion. (I use Aveeno Active Naturals for my body and Keri Shea Butter for my feet; the Keri lotion does […]
It’s perhaps hard to believe now, but, not long ago, it wasn’t the most unpopular thing to say the words “I am a New York […]
“Welcome to Snug Harbor, home of pirates, sailors, mercenaries and artists.” A brilliant introduction to Wednesday nights on lower Main Street by a musician known as […]
Earlier this week, the indie-world was all a-flutter when Radiohead announced that their long-anticipated album, The King of Limbs, would be released on Feb. 19. […]
On a tiny plot of land on Huguenot Street, no bigger than a coffee table, rests a small monument. Although easy to miss, it is […]