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Social networking sites may be more harm than good
We have all heard it before: ‘Watch what you say on the Internet; it could be dangerous.’ But how can Facebook possibly be dangerous? You can post pictures, keep in touch with...
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Memorial to symbolize 'life cut short,' says lead architect
The American Civic Association Memorial project, planned to commemorate the lives lost in the April 3, 2009 shooting at the civic center in Downtown Binghamton, has recently reached $110,000 of its $200,000...
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Stylish rainboots are no longer an oxymoron
Back in the day, a rain boot was a rain boot. They came in many different colors and the patterns were definitely an option, but beyond those stylistic differences it would be...
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Quarterback controversy in Philly revives ethical debate about Vick
The quarterback carousel happening in Philadelphia is something that has baffled fans and bystanders alike throughout the NFL. After ex-quarterback Donovan McNabb was traded by the Eagles to their divisional rival Redskins,...
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M.I.A. may not practice what she preaches
Despite her rock star dreams, Maya Arulpragasam will always be the princess of underground music. Arulpragasam, better known as M.I.A., took the stage at Cornell University’s Barton Hall on Sunday in a...
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An ode to fall; why I love this season
I received a visit from a muse on this fine day. She has visited me for the past 18 years, but it was not until today that I’ve truly taken the time...
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I'm no lawyer, I'm a caterpillar
A character in the musical ‘Avenue Q’ sings, ‘What do you do with a BA in English?’ Try a BA in English and theater. But it’s a good question to ask, especially...
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Men's soccer plays to draw in conference opener at UMBC
With the non-conference schedule over ‘ with the exception of a late-season game against Bucknell ‘ the Binghamton University men’s soccer team turned its attention to America East play on Saturday. The...
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Restaurant Week
Last week marked the end of Binghamton’s second-ever restaurant week and our Release food critics went on the town prepared with their notebooks and forks. While we love to support local businesses,...
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Web of lies
Phillip Calderon’s time spent in Binghamton University’s undergraduate student government was an achievement in deception. For more than two years, Calderon lived and thrived under the guise of two basic lies. But...