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    The best rom-coms and dramas to get you into the fall spirit

    Sydney RiddleArtsMoviesSeptember 26, 2022

    In no particular order, here are some fall movie suggestions to get you into the warm and cozy spirit. These classic films can all be found on multiple different streaming platforms, along with many others that embody the fall spirit.

    Don’t raise the corporate tax rate, rethink the power of big corporations

    Matt VeneziaOp-edsOpinionsJanuary 31, 2021January 31, 2021

    President-Elect Joe Biden’s tax plan creates questions about his commitment to protecting the American worker and pushing back on corporate power over American lives.

    “It is a kind of mass social psychosis”: SBU professors react to invasion of the U.S. Capitol

    Maya Brown & Claudia MotleyNewsTop StoryJanuary 14, 2021

    “You hear the interviews, hear the depths or the breaths of the anger based online,” Robert Chase, a history professor, said. “I think that at some point, a country has to have a national reckoning over truth.”

    Presidential Lecture Series: Professor Stephanie Kelton debunks the national debt

    Lisseth AguilarNewsOctober 17, 2018October 21, 2018

    Kelton described the debate over the national debt as a “bipartisan chorus,” since both parties in Washington agree that having such a high debt will produce dangerous economic consequences for future generations. Contrarily, she argues that deficits are necessary for economic growth.

    Former NYT public editor weighs in on Trump media coverage

    Mike AdamsNewsOctober 17, 2018October 18, 2018

    Since Trump became president, Sullivan said she is troubled by the frequency with which journalists covering the Trump White House publish anonymously-sourced stories, likening the thrill of an off-the-record exclusive to an addiction.

    Democratic congressional candidate Perry Gershon engages with students on campus

    Brianne LeddaNewsOctober 9, 2018October 10, 2018

    Democratic congressional candidate, Perry Gershon, visited Stony Brook University on Wednesday, Oct. 3 in an effort to reach more student voters as he campaigns against incumbent Lee Zeldin for NY-1.

    Volleyball falls to St. John’s in home opener

    Kenneth FerminSportsSeptember 5, 2018March 19, 2020

    Stony Brook Volleyball was unable to come away with a victory against St. John’s on Tuesday, Sept. 4, losing its home opener in four sets.

    What are we doing to prevent school shootings?

    Andrew GoldsteinFeaturedOpinionsTop StoryFebruary 15, 2018February 18, 2018

    The Stony Brook University Police Department has a website dedicated to Active Shooter Programs, along with a video about active shooter preparedness — instructing viewers how to act if an active shooter situation occurs on campus.

    Letter to the Editor: Why the United States Would Lose — Yes, Lose — A War With North Korea

    Michael A. BarnhartOpinionsNovember 8, 2017February 21, 2018

    There is something far faster, and ultimately far more lethal, than a nuclear-tipped missile. It is a bit of computer code designed to wreak instantaneous havoc with its target. It is cyber-warfare.

    University Senate passes resolution aimed at protecting immigrants on campus

    Desiree D'IorioFeaturedNewsTop StoryFebruary 12, 2017February 12, 2017

    The University Senate passed a resolution on Feb. 6 calling on Stony Brook University’s administration to adopt several policies aimed at protecting university community members who are undocumented immigrants.

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