Fair Trade at Earthstock
As Stony Brook University does more and more to make a “greener” campus, the huge festival that is Earthstock continues to be a tradition that informs students and faculty of[...]
Author: Liz Kaempf
Times Like This Make Me Glad I’m Graduating
Elections have finally reached a close and after a mass of candidates, graduating officers and students sent in letters to the editors of campus publications it has become evident that[...]
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100 Pages or Fewer: Reviews of Books I Never Finished
There is a cornucopia of reasons people do not finish books: they don’t have the time, they’re busy with school or work, the book has too many pages, it’s[...]
Crazy People Pass a Crazy Bill
Some backwoods states in the Midwest have managed to recently pass a little something called the Personhood Bill. It dictates that life and the rights that come with it begin[...]
Stall Wisdom
The janitorial staff at Stony Brook University is embroiled in a constant battle with girls ages 17 to 25. More often than not bathroom stalls are repainted to cover a[...]
The Woman in Black – Review
Pre-teens far and wide ventured out in droves for the opening night of Harry Potter 8 …uh, I mean, The Woman in Black, a ghost thriller starring everyone’s favorite tortured[...]
Ceramics That Break The Mold
The Student Activities Center has recently unveiled the newest installment of artwork being presented in the gallery entitled “Eclectic Aesthetics.” It is a student, faculty, alumni and non-university resident showcase[...]
Gorge Yourself on Gore This Halloween
I’m not going to lie to you; I’m a little tired of feeling anxious and scared every second this time of year. Really, that goes for any time. I only[...]
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Shakespeare’s The Tempest Comes to Staller
Buying a ticket to a play and instead receiving a wristband that reads, ‘Hospital Patient,’ could be confusing at first. Then entering the theatre to be greeted by three actors[...]