Opinion: In defense of millennials
Matt Chandler, Contributor
November 13, 2018
Filed under OPINION, Recent Stories, Showcase
The most difficult part of returning to college in my 40s wasn’t the workload or trying to navigate the SUNY Buffalo State Campus – I have managed the latter well enough, and the former wasn’t as bad as I anticipated. No, for me, the most difficult part of the experience was walking into orientation...
SmartPhone World Domination
Tina Diblasio, Staff Writer
November 5, 2018
Filed under OPINION, Recent Stories, Showcase, Uncategorized
Being apart of the millennial generation, we are in touch with all forms of technology and devices. A majority of our day is dedicated to being connected to a screen of some sort, whether it be a phone, laptop, tablet etc. The question that I have come across is, do these screens help us or hurt us? ...
Your ‘costume’ is not a costume
Jennifer Mauk, Reporter
October 29, 2018
Filed under OPINION, Recent Stories, Showcase
As Halloween is quickly approaching and Target is selling more avocado costumes for adults, the seemingly never-ending struggle of finding a good costume will soon come to an end. Finding a good costume can be as easy as using Pinterest and Google; to simply find cliche costumes you’ll see five...
Cooking Up Hairstyles as a SUNY Buffalo State Entrepreneur
Brianna Baptiste, Opinion Editor
October 22, 2018
Filed under OPINION, Recent Stories, Showcase, Uncategorized
With a new semester half way over, as college students both our bodies and wallets are being drained. While we can’t help but stick through the entire semester when it comes to our bodies being drained, we can do something about our wallets. Student entrepreneurs are Suny Buffalo State’s solution...
Drab to Fab: Dorm Edition
Alexander Field, Reporter
September 16, 2018
Filed under Advice, Environment & Ecology, Health, OPINION, Recent Stories, Showcase, Student Experience
Make your home away from home healthy and productive within a student budget. If your dorm or apartment lacks luster, doesn't speak “you”, or is only to use the restroom, shower and sleep, these few additions will make your space a bit more tolerable. Tidiness is imperative for tiny living. Mar...
Styling While Budgeting
Tina DiBlasio, Reporter
September 12, 2018
Filed under CULTURE, Fashion, Recent Stories, Showcase
School is back and it’s time to step up your style game without breaking the bank. With being a college student it’s hard to look your best without running out of the last bit of cash your parents sent you to last you till October. Do not fear, smart style shopping is here to save the day! Lookin...
Retail’s downfall, Amazon’s rise and the fate of book stores
Edwin J. Viera, Opinion Editor
May 10, 2018
Filed under Business Reviews, City & Region, OPINION, Recent Stories, Showcase, Society, Student Experience, Technology
As a kid, one of my favorite feelings was going to a toy store to pick out a new toy or something to play with my friends. Some of you may remember the rush you go when you would see all the new toys packaged and ready for purchase. As we all got older, this feeling goes away but something is usually...
Do sitcoms have a future on television?
Edwin J. Viera, Opinion Editor
May 8, 2018
Filed under OPINION, Recent Stories, Showcase, Society, Television
Television has always been evolving. Since the days of The Honeymooners, to the current era of streaming being a dominant force in how people consume media. While many shows that dominate the airwaves are dramas relating either to politics or comedy-dramas centering on the condition of a family dealing ...
Women’s media is written by women but seems to be oriented around men
Edwin J. Viera, Opinion Editor
May 8, 2018
Filed under OPINION, Recent Stories, Showcase, Society, Student Experience
Women’s magazines are somewhat deceptive because they attempt to trick women into making them feel bad about looking a certain way. In reality, some of these magazines were started so that women could have a place to air the way they felt about the world around them, to have a place to really express...
Don’t let allergies stop you from living your best life
Brianna Baptiste, Columnist
May 7, 2018
Filed under Advice, Environment & Ecology, OPINION, Recent Stories, Showcase, Society, Student Experience
At last, the long awaited spring weather we’ve all been praying for is finally here. Buffalo is notorious for its frigid temperatures, so when the spring weather comes it’s a relief. For months we had to trudge through the snow, sleet and freezing rain. Lately, we’ve been able to take walks in...
Kyle Fallon, Reporter
November 14, 2018 • No Comments
An artistic drama about the importance of friendship as a kid isn’t what you would expect to get from first time director Jonah Hill, but it’s a movie that probably hits...
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