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The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo

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news

  • Student-run Public Safety forum discusses student-officer relations

    The Public Safety Task Force of the Diplomatic Congress held a student-run forum to discuss the actions the Department of Public Safety is taking to improve student-officer relations and overall security Wednesday.

  • SwoopThat.com offers new means of buying, selling textbooks

    Students now have another option when buying and selling textbooks.SwoopThat.com has partnered with major textbook publishers and many online retailers, such as Amazon.com and Half.com, to help provide students with a new way to get their textbooks for a lower price than the bookstore. 

  • Campus Sees Improvement in Fire Safety

    In order to comply with a new law requiring a more thorough approach to fire safety, the College hired Martin Harsh and Alex Grumbrecht in July 2010.

opinion

  • Rick Santorum, 21st Century Puritan

    If you’re one of the millions who have viewed the third Google hit under the search term “Rick Santorum,” you’ve probably laughed, sighed, or clicked the “like” button linked to Facebook. But whether or not you like him, Rick Santorum is still a contender in the Republican Presidential Primary. 

  • Surviving Syllabus Week

    As the first week of classes comes to a close, I find I am still scrambling for classes.

  • Romney's the Man

    The 2012 Presidential election is in full swing.

sport

  • Men's basketball wins Tip-Off Tourney


    The men’s basketball season opened with a bang over the weekend, with the Diplomats knocking off Neumann and Oneonta St. to win the Rotary Tip-Off Tournament title.

  • Men's basketball wins Tip-Off Tourney


    The men’s basketball season opened with a bang over the weekend, with the Diplomats knocking off Neumann and Oneonta St. to win the Rotary Tip-Off Tournament title.

  • Women's Basketball Falls to York


    In the first game of the season, the women’s basketball team fell short in an exciting matchup against York College this Saturday in the Terry Greene Memorial Tournament.

arts

  • DJEarworm 2011 Mashup Track

    DJ Earworm has done it again! For those of you who don’t know who DJ Earworm is, allow me to inform you.

  • Marie Antoinette

    Marie Antoinette probably never said “Let them eat cake,” since the infamous jest, which is actually taken from Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s Confessions, was published when the disgraced Queen of France and Navarre was the nine-year-old Archduchess of Austria.

  • Contraband Lacks Thrills

    This January thriller doesn’t aim for the stars and neither did Baltasar Kormakur, director of Contraband.

life

  • Dining Options Fall Short

    The first week of freshman year, the number of dining options so readily available seemed overwhelming.

  • Supreme Court Conservatism

    “For a reporter covering the Supreme Court, this is not just a good year, it is a great year, a fabulous year, a genuinely historic year, but funny, it is not,” said National Public Radio’s legal affairs correspondent, Nina Totenberg, during Common Hour.

  • Common Hour Encourages Collaboration

    Every semester, one Common Hour is run solely by the students of the Common Hour Committee.

  • Kappa Dealta ShamRocks the Stage

    Kappa Delta sorority will be hosting its annual ShamRock the Stage Talent Show Thursday, Dec. 8.

  • Quick and Easy Spinach Dip

    As we all know, campus has very few eating options, and even those aren’t always desirable.

  • Women's Center Discusses Guyland

    Friday’s Women’s Center discussion was about masculinity in accordance with the Common Hour featuring Professor Michael Kimmel titled Guyland: The Perilous World Where Boys Become Men.