Lovers Lane: SUNY Buffalo State
Brianna Baptiste, Opinon Editor
February 14, 2019
Filed under Advice, OPINION, Recent Stories, Showcase
Let’s face it, lovers of the world, Valentine’s Day is one of the most dreadful days monetary wise (next to Christmas that is). On top of that, as college students, we are already broke as it is. So how in the world do you show that cute hotty you’ve been dreaming of taking out, that you’re...
Letter to the Editor: Why university students should join the Sierra Club Niagara Group
Mark Abell, Letter to the Editor
February 11, 2019
Filed under Letters to the Editor, OPINION, Recent Stories
The Sierra Club is a national Environmental Organization that was founded in 1892. The organization has advocated for the preservation of wilderness areas throughout their continuous 127-year run and continues to recruit new members. The Buffalo Chapter is called the Sierra Club Niagara Group. The...
Buffalo State must follow through on its promise to diversify faculty
Daniel Flynn, Contributor
February 5, 2019
Filed under OPINION, Recent Stories, Showcase, Society, Student Experience
According to SUNY Chancellor Kristina Johnson, SUNY Buffalo State has been selected to kick start a pilot program designed to promote diversity at SUNY schools. The program is called PRODI-G, which stands for promoting, recruitment, opportunity, diversity, inclusion and growth. Katherine Conway-Turner,...
Saying goodbye to my hero
Matt Chandler, Contributor
December 10, 2018
Filed under OPINION, Recent Stories, Showcase, Society
“I made it ma.” In the predawn darkness, I placed my hand on my mom’s shoulder and uttered those four simple words. Today was my last day of college. It was also the last day of my mother’s life. At 81, her body was broken, but her mind was sharp. She never earned a bachelor’s degree—no...
Arguments Soon to be Unwrapped
Jennifer Mauk, Staff Writer
December 2, 2018
Filed under Advice, OPINION, Recent Stories, Showcase, Society
Holiday season brings out the best in everyone, except when families gather to argue about their “expert” opinions on winter clothing, general decorating, music, and anything else you could argue two sides about. Throughout my childhood in Kansas, I always assumed it made sense to only need a ...
The Style Spies
Jennifer Steele and John Wesh, Reporters
December 1, 2018
Filed under Advice, Fashion, OPINION, Recent Stories, Showcase
This fall, Buffalo weather has proven to us yet again that we never quite know what to expect to land before our eyes. From the radiant sunshine to the dusting of snow across our campus, it has quickly transitioned into the inevitable war of the seasons. If you are from the area, this swift change may...
Thanksgiving is not just another work holiday
Kelsie Engert, Social Media Editor
November 18, 2018
Filed under OPINION, Recent Stories, Showcase, Society
It’s that time of the year. There's Snow, holiday prep, shopping, tree-lighting and, oh, that’s right, turkey dinner. Yet again, Thanksgiving will drown in all of the Christmas hype surrounding it, between the premiere of holiday tunes on the radio, Black Friday shopping and decorated trees lighting t...
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...
I'Jaz Eberhardt, Vice President, News Editor
February 21, 2019 • No Comments
At-risk. Troubled. Underprivileged. Such are the adjectives commonly used to describe many black boys and girls in America. As seen throughout history, the African-American...
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I’Jaz Eberhardt is The Record's news editor, as well as an investigative reporter, feature writer, and flower child of journalism. Born, bred and based in Buffalo, New York, she is currently a ...
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