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College may be fun but always keep in touch

With Thanksgiving break over, Binghamton University students are back in their dorms, dorms laden with home-baked leftovers and phone pictures of family. It is easy to snap back into the daily routine...


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Rope is an old friend and it's making its way back

I hope that I’ve opened some of your eyes to new and exciting ways to heat things up in the bedroom these past three semesters. But recently I’ve come across what I...


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Bloomingdale's ad thoughtless

It’s that time of the year again. The mall is jam packed with holiday shoppers, the stores smell like gingerbread houses and date rape jokes are acceptable. What, date rape jokes don’t...


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The Central African Republic needs the right help

The civil war in the Central African Republic (CAR) started in late 2012 when an alliance of rebel groups from the northeastern part of the country toppled the government of President Francois...


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Pulpous Fiction

“I pushed down my cold, hard fingers onto the soft moist surface. I rubbed every crevice with vigor. I was hungry for the flesh!” These are the words that you might picture...


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Debunking the common misconceptions and issues of feminism

I know what you’re thinking. Just by reading the title of this article, you’re immediately deterred to continue reading any further simply because of the inclusion of one particular word: feminism. Understanding...


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My journey with Asperger's Syndrome

To those who know me, it might come as a surprise to learn that I was diagnosed with Asperger syndrome in ninth grade. Coming out to people now, I’m usually confronted with...


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Your Own Private Sex Shop

I may rip on 2015 quite often, but if there’s one thing I’m happy to see, it’s “Passion Parties” coming en vogue in the Southern Tier. If you haven’t heard yet, get...


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Stop feeling sorry for yourself and deal with it

Students are always digging themselves into a rut. There is constant complaining: “I’m tired,” “I have so much work to do,” “I have so much stuff on my mind.” Why don’t we...


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Surrounded by friends, I couldn't feel sadder about life

Last winter break, I was sitting around my coffee table catching up with my greatest friends from home. Laughter was all the neighbors could hear. As we reflected on the past and...