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Fifty shades of shortcomings: book fails to meet sexual hype

Will Rhino • September 5, 2012

It is a book that needs absolutely no introduction, but it does need plenty of explanation and clarification.

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Earthstock Festival delights and informs Stony Brook

Will Rhino • April 23, 2012

The green and blue flags were waving in the breeze. A thousand red ducks made their way down the fountain and students were walking the academic mall learning about the environment; Stony Brook's annual Earthstock festival was well underway.

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Students spill their secrets on colorful, anonymous postcards

Will Rhino • March 19, 2012

Tucked in the back of the Student Activities Center in the Art Gallery lies a secret, over 900 in fact. The third Stony Brook Secrets event, created by Ed Arzomand, a senior applied mathematics and statistics and business management double major, was unveiled last week.

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Campus Spotlight Student Profile: Yelizaveta Kotlyarova

Will Rhino • March 5, 2012

Kotlyarova is practicing for the Closed Body, Safe Heart performance she is a part of for her DAN 400 class, Performance Dance Ensemble. The piece she is working on speaks out against a massacre of homeless children in Brazil.

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Easy, cheap and on-campus: Ideas for you and your sweetie

Will Rhino • February 13, 2012

It is Valentine's Day again. People either love it, hate it or are forced to agonize over it. No matter your view of Valentine's Day, Feb. 14 is going to happen. Regardless of whether or not you...

New Years Eve, a review: semi-cliché, semi-sweet

Will Rhino • January 23, 2012

Ah, New Year's Eve, a time for reflection over a year's worth of mistakes, triumphs and bustle expressed through parties and excitement for a fresh slate. The romantic comedy film “New Year's Eve”...

Build-A-Tradition: Craft Center raises funds for hospital

Will Rhino • November 28, 2011

The Craft Center, which has many free events throughout the semester wanted to do something a little different from average this holiday season. Lace, baubles and stuffed animals were sold in order...

CAMPUS SPOTLIGHT: Pocket Theatre

Will Rhino • November 28, 2011

Lights, camera, action! Actually, it takes a lot more to put together a decent show than shouting out a few clichés. Stony Brook's Pocket Theatre knows this due to the intense amount of work it...

Yule Ball casts spell over Stony Brook students

Will Rhino • November 5, 2011

The Yule Ball, "where students of Hogwarts will socialize with their foreign guests from Beauxbatons and Durmstrang to celebrate Christmas and the Triwizard Tournament," according to the Warner Brother's...

What happens at the Debby Boone concert…

Will Rhino • October 24, 2011

The Staller Center transported Stony Brook students and community members back to the glamorous days of 50s and 60s Las Vegas with a night of swing music and jazz tunes performed by Debby Boone.

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Post-it art sticks as a new campus trend

Will Rhino • October 20, 2011

Post-it note pixelated artwork has been seen across Stony Brook's campus in a variety of quads and numerous pictures.

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“The Tempest” performance on campus turns heads

Will Rhino • October 6, 2011

The deep rasps of ragged breath and the slow, cruel sounds of a heart monitor were only slightly troubling compared to the pale, sickly-looking man lying in a hospital bed. This would be depressing,...

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