List of KKK Members Reveals History of Racism on Long Island
By Kyle Barr and Ricky Soberano Only four of the thousand alleged members of the Ku Klux Klan whose names were made public last week […]
Month: November 2015
The Hiring Process: Do your social media accounts help or hinder?
By: Brittany Garguilo and Sarah Kirkup Keep it clean. That is what Stony Brook University sophomore learned after she found out that her past employers […]
Hopes Dry Up for the Future of the Ceramic Studio
By Jessica Opatich, Denise De Sousa and Wenhao Ma Surrounded by handmade teapots, glazed ceramic bowls and intricately designed clay vases, some molded herself and […]
Caribbean Vibes at Stony Brook University
By Elsie Boskamp and Rena Thomas Rajord Dempster glided across the SAC ballroom A floor in his high top sneakers, strutting his stuff along with […]
Student Starts Own 3D Printing Business
By Rachel Siford and Jordan Bowman Philip Foo walks into Melville Library carrying a large gray box. He puts it on top of the horseshoe […]
Injuries Tear Through Youth Sports
By: Sarah Kirkup and Jesse Borek Stepping onto the turf for a playoff game during her senior season, Stephanie Surrusco, was only thinking of only […]
Women in eSports Deal With Discrimination
By: James Grottola and Ricky Soberano With black rimmed glasses and black professional gaming shirt, Stephanie “missharvey” Harvey posed with the rest of her five […]
Chaminade Beats St. Anthony’s in a Close Soccer Championship Battle
By: Jakub Lewkowicz A sea of red merged with a sea of black jackets on the bleachers at Adelphi University as about a thousand spectators […]
Stony Brook Rowing Pushes through the Tide
By Kyle Barr and Michelle Karim As the sky turned from black to navy blue, a group of eleven people shuffled out of their cars […]
Dropping the ball: Why parents might be ruining youth sports
By Brittany Garguilo and Christopher Leelum The ceiling lights of McKenna Elementary School’s gym in Massapequa were awoken one by one as each pair […]