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Fires plagued the West Campus of Stony Brook University in the 1990s but that has become a problem of the past. A Stony Brook Statesman article from February 27, 1992, “Fire!,” states that 100 students were relocated and two were injured after an electrical fire at Dreiser College.
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While the extreme outcome of Rutgers freshman Tyler Clementi’s death may differ from that of others who identify themselves within the LGBTQ community, the insensitivity Clementi faced is very much the same…
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The four guys call themselves Drink Up Buttercup. Despite the name, they are not they are not the emo band you might expect.
By Emily Torkel The Stony Brook Staller Center for the Arts is kicking off its new season of concerts and shows on October 21. The new season begins with Emerson[...]
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This sounds like the common room of a typical suite here at Stony Brook University—and it is, except that this is the common room of the very first gender-neutral suite on campus.
A summer tradition, the film festival brings a little cosmopolitan culture deep into the suburban Long Island landscape—the films complement the center’s live production of music, dance, theatre and other performances…
The average student sees little presence of creative and artistic expression on campus at Stony Brook. Sure, there are random sculptures scattered about, but there isn’t anything in the way of student creations. The Shirley Strum Kenny Arts Festival tries to fill this void…
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Diversity at SBU is highly visible, one need only to take a walk down the academic mall to realize that. In 2009, the U.S. News and World Report ranked SBU 38th out of a 100 schools in the nation for ethnic diversity … However, while diversity is prevalent, diverse interactions, at least according to students, is not.
[UPDATED] “Where’s the I-Con convention?” he honked. The girl calmly directed him out to the lobby, where workers were setting up ticket booths. “When does it start?” he honked again. That’s when I did the worst possible thing.
Tony Todd: No it’s not true. For a Pokémon, no. I never did Pokémon, sir. That’s some weak ass shit.
