VIDEO: Stony Brook's March 4 Day of Action
Video from Stony Brook University’s March 4 Day of Action.
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The Frog and the Fury
From where it sits at Stony Brook, near a gift shop and a Starbucks, the model frog is a long way from where its species once lived roughly 70 million years ago.
Volume 31, Issue 9
Addicted to Success; JDate Review
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Addicted to Success
Pierce will continually torture his body. For the thrill? No. To relax? No, again. Pierce is one of millions, a student fighting for the upper crust of academia. He is either smart, a cheater or stupid, depending on who you talk to. Pierce uses Adderall without a prescription.
Two Freshmen Administrators Seek to Fundamentally Alter SUNY
Barely six months into their tenures as heads of their respective institutions, Stony Brook University President Samuel Stanley and State University of New York Chancellor Nancy Zimpher are on the verge of initiating the biggest fundamental shift in the way Stony Brook, and indeed all of SUNY, operates.
The Ugly Truth About PHEEIA
Phuck PHEEIA
Joe Stack: A Misguided Missile
By now most of you have already heard of Texan “terrorist” Joe Stack. After a string of problems with the IRS, a divorce and some critical thinking about the capitalist[...]
Some Moiz Money Is Coming To Town
The Feb. 2 USG Senate meeting approved three allocation requests totaling $19,000 with stunning efficiency. This was due in part to the Senate’s plans to attend the “Vigil for Haiti,” said Senator Mahyar Kashan, but more significantly, because new Treasurer Moiz Khan had streamed-lined the appropriations process.
SBU Holds Candlelight Vigil for Haiti’s Lost
A candlelight vigil for the victims was held on Feb. 2 in the SAC Auditorium. Dozens of Stony Brook University students gathered to pay their respects to those affected by the earthquake.
What J.D. Salinger Meant to His Readers
J.D. Salinger meant a lot of things to a lot of different people. For some, his most famous work, The Catcher in the Rye, was an anthem and a reflection of their own angst, an ode to alienation in a confusing, inauthentic world. For others, it was whiney and shallow, outdated squawking by a rich white boy who just needed to shut up.