February 2009 |
Issue 1, Volume 7 |
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By Chris Loomis Firstly, I would like to apologize. It is my fault for mistaking your ineptitude with criminal malfeasance. I thought that perhaps you had some nefarious reasons behind the tuition increases. Now I realize you are just simply oblivious to reality.
I say this, not to incite, but rather to provide insight, because what you are doing is not just immoral, not just wrong, but stupid beyond comprehension and will hurt New York State more than it will help. In the end, these tuition increases will provide less revenue than if you had left Binghamton students alone, and will also bring down one of ...
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By Nicole Ortiz Daryl Davis is a 50-year-old black pianist who has acquired more than twenty robes of former KKK members during his life. Davis was able to find a way to become friends with members of a group that hated him based solely on his skin color.
While he was attending a march with fellow cub scouts ...
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By Adam Carver Prospect staff gets nostalgic for the Fall 2008 semester - THE RECAP
* Matt Landau ends speculation about his possible run for mayor, but reveals that his campaign slogan would have been "A Municipal Government for Everyone"
* Basketball player Malik Alvin caught stealing from Walmart, ...
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By Jim O'Neil With the emergence of Wall Street as the epicenter of the present climate of the ongoing economic predicament, one of the most hotly debated components of America's economic strife has taken a back seat – illegal immigration. A reason for the passivity is that economists generally reflect the ...
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By Adam Carver With one test, a career is ruined. Recently, information was leaked about the New York Yankees' third baseman, Alex Rodriguez, testing positive for two anabolic steroids - testosterone and Primobolan - in 2003. The positive test came after one of Rodriguez's best seasons with the Texas Rangers, ...
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