Winter’s Continuing Impact on Agriculture Spring is off to a slow start in Ithaca, and with it comes a slow start to the upcoming agricultural…
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Opening A Window To Support
by Sabina Leybold April 3, 2014Petition for self-harm search terms to offer alternatives The freedom and vastness of the Internet provides a place for users all over the world to…
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Taking a look at the benefits of GMOs Having lived in Ithaca for the better part of three years, I’ve noticed that people here are…
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Sex is far from cinematic. For some reason, I’ve been cursed with the tendency to have it while watching movies. My sex life has become…
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Dear Mr. Fred Phelps, I’m Timothy Bidon and I’m one of those “fags” that you hate so much. If I had passed before you, I’m…
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Cry Me a River, Build Me a Bridge of Gold
by Chris Thomas April 3, 2014Rich kids finally able to overcome society’s oppressions Move over swine flu, small pox and polio, there is a new disease spreading across America, and…
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Cold so hot it burns
by Christian Cassidy-Amstutz April 3, 2014Kids, today we have an important lesson. A lesson reminiscent of grade school, a vocabulary lesson. Apricity. Appreciate the word first for its sound, how…
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Freedom of Speech is silenced at peaceful protests On March 17, 2013 Clare Grady and three other members of the Irish Catholic Worker Community took…

Every day, hundreds of thousands of animals that we usually don’t keep for pets are caged and grossly mistreated by food and medical industries internationally.
I’ll be upfront: though I’ve been called lazy all of my life, it’s not a title that I resent. My number one priority was, and always has been, comfort rather than excitement.