The Statesman

Easing Stony Brook’s grade petitioning process

Zach Rowe • November 27, 2016

Our petition process specifically excludes changing an individual grade, referring instead to the Academic Judiciary’s grievance process

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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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Educational pitfalls of the Internet revolution

Zach Rowe • February 23, 2016

Nowadays, the answers to nearly every textbook question is available online, and the dissemination of these solutions has become a big industry.

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The reality of the debt-free college dream

Zach Rowe • November 17, 2015

Every Democratic nominee has a plan for some sort of debt-free college option. How can a student resist such an offer? It’s easier to resist than you think.

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Erdei’s OT winner ends Seawolves’ losing streak

Zach Rowe • September 17, 2015

The Stony Brook men’s soccer team beat Marist in what was an exciting match that ended in an overtime winner for the Seawolves.

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Men’s Soccer looks to rebound from rough 2014 season

Zach Rowe • September 1, 2015

The Stony Brook University men’s soccer team started its new season on Aug. 28, giving it a chance to kick off its quest of improving last year’s performance.

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Men’s Soccer earns scoreless draw with Sacred Heart

Zach Rowe • August 31, 2015

On Monday night, the men’s soccer team faced off against the Sacred Heart Pioneers in what was a rough match for both sides, as it ended in a scoreless draw after overtime.

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Watson’s goal sends Seawolves to opening day victory

Zach Rowe • August 30, 2015

The Stony Brook men’s soccer team proved to be the victor as it took on the Central Connecticut Blue Devils in their season opener.

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Deez Nuts polarizes the American voters

Zach Rowe • August 27, 2015

There are always people who will vote for a third party out of principle, and even more who would not be able to resist backing Deez Nuts.

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Lackmann monopoly leaves students hungry

Zach Rowe • May 12, 2015

If we want to make a big change to the food at Stony Brook, it is as simple as firing the single provider that has been, by and large, a big disappointment.

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Eighth-inning burst leads Seawolves past Central Connecticut

Zach Rowe • April 22, 2015

Jeremy Giles and Jack Parenty powered a seven-run eighth inning that gave the Seawolves a 12-6 victory over the Central Connecticut Blue Devils on Wednesday afternoon.

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A Clinton by any other name would be…a first

Zach Rowe • April 21, 2015

While we know what to expect if we vote another Bush into office, there is a super-important question to answer if we vote Clinton into office: What would we call Bill?

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