Exploring the role of sins in modern society There are six things the Lord hates, seven that are detestable to him: 17 haughty eyes, a…
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Why the hell did this happen? $150,000. Thus far, through loans, grants, scholarships and my own money, Ithaca College has received over $150,000 so I…
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Unfair prospects after graduation I was called intimidating two times in the last three weeks by two of my male peers. Coming two weeks after…
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Practical apps for keeping yourself (and your stuff) safe>/em> At times it seems as though our entire lives are stored on our smartphones, but with…
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When people walk into Wine and Design in downtown Ithaca during a class, studio owner Kylene Kiah wants them to see class attendees having fun. 
Sara Pines joined the Ithaca Catholic Worker (ICW) because the organization has the same beliefs that she does. “In other words, everything having to do with peace and justice and equality,” she said. “And for one person to do it is not as effective as joining with a group, and that’s why I joined the Catholic Worker.”
“Birdie, it’s time to come home,” Brooke Hansen, associate professor and chair of the anthropology department, said to Huron Clan, Cayuga Nation Mother Birdie Hill in 2005.