Cuts to the Campus Voice
On the second floor of the Student Union, journalism major Ari Davanelos sits in the office of Stony Brook’s long-running radio station, WUSB. The room is dimly lit, its walls[...]
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Heart to Hart With Kevin Hart
SBP: Mr. Hart, thanks for sitting down with us tonight. SBP: Would you rather have anal sex with a questionable hooker but she violently shits all over you after[...]
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If the Dumb Could Speak
For far too long The Stony Brook Statesman has continually provided a huge disservice to the Stony Brook campus community. Aside from its ad-laced razor-thin issues, sycophancy reluctance to hold elections for its officers and occasional plagiarism scandals, the quality of reporting does not impress.
The Statesman Money Massacre
Following a $29,000 operating budget deficit for the past two years, the Stony Brook Statesman’s Undergraduate Student Government budget allocation has been significantly slashed from $27,000 to $2,500.
Volume 31, Issue 13
Turning and turning in the widening gyre. The falcon cannot hear the falconer; things fall apart; the centre cannot hold;
Exclusive: Facing Huge USG Cuts, Statesman Contemplates Weekly
The Statesman, Stony Brook University’s oldest newspaper dating back to the Oyster Bay campus in the late 1950s, is facing the biggest cut in USG funding in it’s 53 year[...]
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Maybe They Should’ve Aborted iCare…
The“iCare” advertising supplement that was in the October 8 issue of The Statesman has circulated through campus stirring controversy along the way.
UPDATED: College Papers, Including The Statesman, Targeted by Pro-Life Ad Campaign
The October 8 issue of The Statesman was stuffed with a 12-page, full color supplement from the Human Life Alliance, a pro-life organization based out of Minnesota.