by Daniel Thomas in News
On a calm Thursday evening, residents of Potsdam and surrounding communities converged at Downtown Snell Hall for a Forum to discuss the future Wal-Mart planned to be constructed on Route 11, about one mile west of the Hill Campus on the south side of the highway.
by Aaron Fetterman in News
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What if we could send space ships and probes beyond our solar system? What if we could get to Mars in the matter of a few months? What if we could cross the solar system in less than a decade? Andy Bingham's proposal for an interstellar electromagnetic propulsion system would accomplish all of this.
by Daniel Thomas in News
All residents of Riverside Apartments on Monday received under their doors a notice from Associate Dean of Students Mark DeRitis with the subject "Basements/Fire Safety" drafted October 6.
The purpose of the notice was to notify students that Residence Life had inspected the apartments over the four-day Fall Break as a result of finding during a 4:30 a.
TEP on mysteries of mansion
by Lindsay Herman in News
The brothers of TEP hold an annual haunted house that is quite possibly the best in town. Their house was first inhabited by the Sisson family in the late 1800's and was later bought by Tau Epsilon Phi in 1968. It was the Sisson's summer home, and while under their ownership many frightening things happened.
by Malcolm Garcia in News
A boycott of Afghanistan's surprisingly peaceful first presidential election began to unravel Sunday when one of the 15 candidates challenging incumbent Hamid Karzai denied he was part of the protest.
"Their position was different than mine," said Haji Mohammad Mahqiq.
by Aaron Fetterman in News
Wednesday night heralded one of the last opportunities for the presidential candidates to address the nation at large, the last presidential debate before the election. In Cheel, the Clarkson Union Board, along with the Young Democrats and College Republicans, had another showing.
