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SA vice president for finance sees more than just the color green
Ho is majoring in business administration with a minor in studio art, concentrating in drawing. She is also vice president for finance of the Student Association. She said that while her art...
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Dining services to offer free cooking classes in March
Binghamton University Dining Services (BUDS) will be offering a series of three free cooking classes to students during the month of March. Each of the classes will have its own theme: “Breakfast...
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Sound artists to discuss their work and process
“Sound Structures and Site: An Evening with Mendi and Keith Obadike,” an event exploring the effect of noise on culture, will be held at 7 p.m. on Feb. 27 at TechWorks on...
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New Roberson Museum exhibition brings wildlife to West Side
Animals around every corner, squawking bird noises, varying climates — no, it’s not a zoo. On Feb. 16, the Roberson Museum and Science Center on the West Side of the city of...
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Peterson's Tavern serves up 'good vibes' on Main Street
One Downtown restaurant is looking to build on Binghamton’s history. Peterson’s Tavern opened in October of last year, but the inspiration for the name came from where the first meeting place of...
Movies
Harpur Cinema opens spring series this weekend
Harpur Cinema will begin its spring 2018 series this weekend. The series, which is run through the cinema department, is organized by programmers Chantal Rodais, a professor of cinema, and Tomonari Nishikawa,...
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Radio theatre department returns to WHRW
For WHRW ’s radio theatre department, the curtain never rises. The station kicked off its semesterlong series of “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy” last Friday on 90.5 FM, and will broadcast...
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Julion's Kitchen arrives after students win entrepreneurship challenge
This past Sunday, Julion’s Kitchen spiced up the Marketplace with its savory bites. Julion’s Kitchen, the winner of the spring 2017 Student Culinary Council’s (SCC) entrepreneurship challenge, took over Chick-N-Bap’s space in...
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At 205 Dry, eat and drink through the roaring '20s
There’s a new bar on State Street — but you might have trouble finding it. 205 Dry is a restaurant and bar, modeled after 1920s speakeasies, that offers its guests a break...
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Healing with "I Got Better"
Instagram may not seem like a place to go for help, but Peter Marin, a senior majoring in business administration, is looking to change that. Marin’s own struggle with depression inspired him...