The Statesman

“Cold Day In the Sun”: Remembering Taylor Hawkins

Jeremy Portnoy and Skylar Sena • April 3, 2022

Taylor Hawkins’ death on March 25, while heartbreaking for grunge lovers around the world, is yet another mourning period they are all too familiar with.

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SBU student faces 18 charges after police seize drugs in dorm room

Steven Keehner • October 29, 2021

A SBU student was arrested and is now being charged on more than a dozen drug counts after authorities seized substances from his on-campus dorm room, according to Lawrence Zacarese, interim chief of the University Police Department.

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Staying productive while working from home

Melissa Azofeifa • April 1, 2020

There is a whirlwind of change happening as the world tries to contain the coronavirus (COVID-19); we cannot underestimate the importance of maintaining good mental health to be able to stay productive as people transition to working from home and remote learning.

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SBU study finds that taking sex into account could change 20% of MCI diagnoses

Deidre Redhead • December 7, 2019

Anat Biegon, a professor in the department of radiology at the Renaissance School of Medicine, co-wrote a study that found taking sex into account could change diagnoses for 20% of people with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI).

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“13 Reasons Why” continues important conversation in its third season

Melissa Azofeifa • August 25, 2019

The third season of the controversial show, “13 Reasons Why” came out on Netflix on Friday, Aug. 23, and it does not disappoint. For those of you who haven’t caught up yet, don’t worry, there will not be any spoilers in this article.

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Review: J. Cole’s “KOD” is chill and soothing

Gabby Pardo • April 29, 2018

J. Cole’s fifth album, “KOD,” is a soothing and layered 42 minutes of passionate wordplay.

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Sanders revisits the failed War on Drugs

Nick Zararis • April 19, 2016

It should be the accepted view that the War on Drugs was both a failure and founded on false pretenses.

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If the presidential candidates were drugs

Nick Zararis • April 18, 2016

To lighten the mood, let’s compare the different candidates to drugs.

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Stony Brook needs medical amnesty

Zach Rowe • April 18, 2016

There is no good reason for Stony Brook not to adopt a medical amnesty policy for students.

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Dan’s Foundation helps substance abusers overcome addiction

Brittany Tesoriero • April 17, 2016

The fear that comes with being labeled a “user” can cause addicts to retreat further into addiction. Because of this, it can be hard for those in need to reach out for help.

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The holiday for stoners and students

Michael Kohut • April 17, 2016

Let’s add 4/20 to the all too short list of days that us Seawolves get a break from class.

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To drink or not to drink

Jager Robinson • April 12, 2016

What happens if you don’t drink in college? Well, Jager “Sober As A Toddler” Robinson is here to give you a three-part lesson.

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