Penetrating images get too close for comfort With the 3-D fad already waning in mainstream cinema, proponents of the technology have been investigating a new…
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Natural born leader shows potential from confines of his crib This past April gave way to a new hope for America, and it had nothing…
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Willy Preston Wheatley III, age 12, says he’s a “hard mothafugga.” “Yeah, I try not to brag, but I run shit at FAMS,” said Wheatley…
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The genetic factor that may determine promiscuity Let’s admit it: We’ve all at one point in time found ourselves jamming out to “Promiscuous Girl” by…
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New budget cuts will affect programs for youth Monica Rigucci is a sophomore at Ithaca High School. After receiving job training and interview practice from…
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Tracing the origins of your dinner plate with the Slow Food movement What did you eat for lunch today? Could you pinpoint on a map…
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Britian’s television remakes across the pond When British exports come to mind, we often think of tea and great music (read: Spice Girls), a mix…
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Silverwood Films, 2010 Watching a marriage crumble is rarely sought after for entertainment purposes. But Blue Valentine, directed by Derek Cianfrance, beautifully balances this delicate…
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In March 2010, Buffalo Street Books, a staple of the Ithaca downtown landscape, was forced to close. Until, of course, its owner approached fundraising with a unique angle, turning the store into a co-op and reopening within two months.
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Looking into more of the aftermath of the Argentine Dirty War