Students Spread Awareness of Police Brutality
During Campus Lifetime on Wednesday, March 21, students coming in and out of the Student Activities Center stopped in their tracks when they saw some of their fellow students lying[...]
Tagged: Occupy Wall Street
Occupy Wall Street: Sixth Month Anniversary
By Nick Batson, Ethan Freedman, and Jodie Mann Zuccotti Park came alive with protesters once again Saturday, March 17, as Occupiers took up their former post to celebrate the six-month[...]
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Volume 33, Issue 11
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Through the Protestor’s Eyes
By Alyssa Melillo & Michelle Frantino It is a dark, chilly morning on Cortlandt Street in lower Manhattan. Streetlamps and strings of crimson Christmas lights that hang on the[...]
Occupy Stony Brook Challenges Political Indifference
Reporting contributed by Trevor Christian “We are the 99 percent and so are you!” rang through the Student Activity Center plaza and lobby this Thursday as students and faculty gathered[...]
The Word of the Week is “Scandal”
Over the last few months, a number of upstart movements and candidates have dominated polls and news coverage by being both radical and a bit less than controlled. Now, seemingly[...]
Stony Brook’s Dueling Modern Movements
Like the group occupying Wall Street in New York, members of Occupy Stony Brook stood in the center of a large plaza, demanding attention to their cause. But instead of[...]
You Have Our Attention, Now Stop Pooping on Things
If you were to ask the protesters at the Occupy Wall Street movement, they represent 99 percent of Americans. But various reports and polls–not to mention their behavior–have said quite[...]
Democracy is Not a Spectator Sport: Lessons and Victories from the Occupy Wall Street Protests
By Anonymous I was born in the Soviet Union, one of the least democratic powers at the time. A few years into my childhood, the wave of attempted democratization led[...]
Connected at Zuccotti Park
Cody Moore’s information and technology team sat in a church-run community center, barely able to fit their laptops on the small table they were busily working at. “We should get[...]