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Outside The Bubble: Mass Shooting Spike, Protestors Under Fire
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By EDITORIAL EXEC BOARD
This week saw a continuation of national trends in lives lost due to gun violence. While some have claimed it as domestic terrorism, others press onward in their fight for second…
Professors Explain: COP 21
By EMMA CUMMINGS-KRUEGER
For much of the environmentally conscious population at St. Lawrence, the start of the twentyfirst international Conference of Parties (COP) in Paris this Monday was a massive opportunity for global change. For…
Excessive NFL Celebrations: Act like you’ve been there before
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On Sunday afternoon, Cam Newton and the Carolina Panthers faced off against the Tennessee Titans. After scoring a touchdown, Cam Newton performed an end-zone dance that offended a Tennessee local…
Sports: A Part of The Healing Process
Sports are everywhere. They transcend religion, race, nationality and political affiliation. Sports are a way to heal wounds, restore hope, and bring people together in a time of crisis. Last week, France found themselves dealing…
Men’s Soccer Advances Against Both The Sage Colleges and Scranton: Sweet 16 Matchup Against…
Despite the cold and windy weather on Saturday, the Saints brought the heat in a 2-1 win against The Sage Colleges in Round 1 of the NCAA Tournament. St. Lawrence men’s soccer trailed by one goal at the half, but returned to the…
St. Lawrence Football is Headed to the Division III Playoffs: Will Play Mount Union in the first…
After three back-to-back historical seasons, St. Lawrence Football finally claims the Liberty League Championship! With an estimated 1,000 fans watching at Leckenby Stadium here in Canton, New York, SLU Football held a 21-14 victory…
Democrats Debate in Des Moines
The second Democratic Primary Debate took place this past Saturday November 14th, just one day after deadly terrorist attacks in Beirut and Paris collectively killed close 200 people. Despite security concerns, the debate went ahead…
Beirut and Baghdad Suffer Tragedy, Paris Overshadows Balance of media coverage questioned
The unprecedented terrorist attacks in Paris drew the attention of the western media away from other deadly attacks that occurred in the Middle East and Muslim communities over last weekend.
Two suicide bombers targeted a…