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NY-21 Special Election: Rep. Elise Stefanik To Vacate Seat and Trigger Election
Although Elise Stefanik won the race for the 21st congressional district last November there is now a special election being held to fill the seat. This comes after Stefanik was nominated as the next United States Ambassador to the United!-->…
Legislation of the Week: NYS Senate Bill 195
NYS Senate Bill 195 An act to amend the public health law, in relation to prohibiting the sale of vape products that resemble school supplies
Senator Monica Martinez’s (D-4) Bill 195 would change New York public health law to prohibit!-->!-->!-->…
Trump Issues Order On IVF
New Executive Order Seeks To Improve Access to IVF
On Tuesday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order aiming to reduce the costs of in vitro fertilization, a fertility treatment sought by those seeking to build their families.!-->!-->!-->…
Career Corner: “The Work is Mysterious and Important…” But it doesn’t have…
Severance — the best television show on right now — is admittedly a little hard to find. If you canceled your Apple TV subscription after watching Ted Lasso during COVID, it’s probably worth firing it back up again to watch this!-->…
U.S. Tariffs on Canada
Last Monday, hours before 25 percent tariffs were placed on Canada by the United States, the two countries struck a deal holding off the tariffs for 30 days. The U.S. struck a similar deal with Mexico, which was facing the same tariffs,!-->…
Learning To Ski on Campus
On Wednesday, the Outing Club hosted a learn to ski event on the Richard F. Brush ’52 University Quad. The event is meant to get people on skis for the first time. The O.C. provided all of the gear from skis and ski boots to snowpants and!-->…
USAID’s Future Uncertain; Employees To Return to U.S.
Last Monday, Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that he is now serving as the acting administrator of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), signalling a de facto takeover of the agency by the State!-->…
8 A.M. Classes: Students and Faculty Weigh In
For the first time since pre- COVID-19, St. Lawrence University is offering 8 a.m. classes to students. Despite the initial worries of professors and students, so far, they seem to be providing more good than bad.
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