Geoffrey Wilson

Assistant News Editor

Senior English

gwilson@bupipedream.com

79 Articles


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Former DJs take to the airwaves

Last Thursday, Binghamton University’s radio station, 90.5 WHRW, presented The Marathon to Restore Awesome/The Broadcast to Create Awkwardness, a 24-hour radio show hosted by DJs Joey Jamz and Salty Salt. The marathon...


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Study: Weed's effect on lungs examined

A new government study has found that regular marijuana usage may not cause long-term lung damage. The study, backed by the National Institute of Health, consisted of 5,100 men and women from...


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Student groups weigh in on 2012 Republican primaries

The Republican Party’s 2012 presidential primary season is in full swing and election fever is high. Currently, only four candidates remain: former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt...


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Facebook group cuts middleman out of BU textbook sales

Binghamton University students have designed an alternative to posting flyers on campus or visiting the University Bookstore to sell back their old textbooks. ...


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Ruth Stone, BU teacher and poet, dies at 96

Ruth Stone, an acclaimed poet and former Binghamton University professor, died of natural causes at her home in Ripton, Vt. on Nov. 19. ...


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BUBS busts a move at first-ever break dance competition

The Binghamton University Breakdance Squad hosted the groups' first-ever dance battle last night. ...


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Bridge' benefit raises money for flood relief

An arts benefit show that aimed to raise funds for flood relief took place yesterday evening in the Old Union Hall. All proceeds for the event went to the United Way of ...


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CDC crafts internship class for flood relief

Binghamton University is offering a class this semester to allow students to earn internship credit for learning about and assisting with recovery efforts in the local community after September's devastating flood. ...


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Question-and-answer site built for new BU students

Two current Binghamton University students have launched a website, www.mondai.me, on which other BU students may ask questions related to their school or answer questions posed by their peers. ...