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Brockport Basketball drives through to a new season
The Brockport Golden Eagles basketball enter this new season looking to prove a point. Last year marked their eighth consecutive year of reaching SUNYAC tournament semifinals. Ultimately, they fell short on the road against Cortland and failed to make it back… Read More ›
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490 Farmers: For the community, by the community
By: Portia Wojton Once a vacant lot beside I-490, 490 Farmers has now transformed the area into a community garden. Since its start up, the site has grown to 78 garden plots, along with a free food stand, a community… Read More ›
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Hitting the Links
By Dylan Rippe When people think of golf many think of a boring sport played by old white men. That is quickly changing. According to the National Golf Foundation, women account for 25% of golfers and people of color account… Read More ›
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Words have consequences
By Lainey Porter Recent incidents involving vandalism and racial slurs have created tension among students and faculty at SUNY Brockport. Freshman Tatum Smyth lives in Gordon Hall, one of the two dorms the vandalism took place and was frustrated to… Read More ›
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Seeing the invisible
By Eliza Gonzalez Every Sunday people in Brockport can expect to see three things: church goers, people at bars watching football games, and migrant workers on bikes. People rarely sees migrant workers at places like Java Junction, Lift Bridge Book… Read More ›
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Travel Nightmares
Anyone who has flown in the past two years knows how difficult it can be. From long lines to flight delays and cancelations, flying is becoming more and more difficult. Julianne Dardis is a figure skater and completed at the… Read More ›
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Attendance in the Arts
Hours, days, months, years spent to perfecting a single painting, getting that perfect shot, making the perfect collection, for the doors to open and nobody is outside. Art galleries have seen a drop in attendance over the years and artists… Read More ›
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Food insecurity: struggles for students
Being a college student is hard. It requires money management, dedication to studies and, arguably the most important, maintaining a balanced diet. Sadly, the latter is something that has found itself to be a big problem. Healthy eating in college… Read More ›
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The Unsung Coaching Heroes
By Jack McElligott and Zachary Harnischfeger When it comes to coaching a sports team, the work involved cannot be done by one person. It takes a group effort from a staff of people to organize and manage the athletes. While… Read More ›
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Stitch by stitch
By Cora Bennage Some of the most famous paintings are of women, yet art by women has been underrepresented for centuries. “The Mona Lisa,” “Girl with a Pearl Earring,” and “Penitent Magdalene” are celebrated pieces by men, but artists like… Read More ›
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