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Papers from McHugh's career remain under wraps, for now
Researchers hoping to dig into former Rep. John M. McHugh's congressional papers for a snapshot of history will have to wait a while longer - and even then, it's not clear how much he will make available.
SUNY Potsdam to Host Human Rights Day Celebration
On Thursday, December 3, SUNY Potsdam will host a celebration of International Human Rights Day.A Ever since the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was adopted in December of 1948, people around the world have used Human Rights Day to celebrate and inform about the powerful idea of human rights.
New York State police are investigating a fatal one-car accident in Tupper Lake, NY, that claimed the life of a college student.
SUNY Potsdam student killed in crash
A SUNY Potsdam student was killed Tuesday afternoon in a car crash in the Adirondacks.State Police say three students left SUNY Potsdam yesterday in a 2002 Hyundai Elantra driven by 20 year old Erica Romaniello of Suffolk County.The car went off State Route 30 in Tupper Lake shortly before 1 p.m., rolling over several times and ejecting 21 year old ...
Doing good a hard habit to break
He traveled the East Coast this past summer with a mission to help strangers, but Tyler M. Kellogg was just getting started.
A Potsdam artist who quietly spent the past summer and fall crafting stone sculptures in the middle of the Raquette River is gaining new admirers of his work now that the autumn leaves have fallen.
Potsdam Students Start New Business
Two teams of SUNY Potsdam student entrepreneurs have big plans to learn about the mechanics of starting a business by going out and doing it.A One team is helping spread stronger SUNY Potsdam pride across campus and the other team is learning the basics of mapping a target market niche and finding a way to fill a need of the market segment.A Both ...
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Monday, November 16, 2009, 8:50am POTSDAM -- Two teams of SUNY Potsdam student entrepreneurs have big plans to learn about the mechanics of starting a business by going out and doing it.
River finds its way into crafters' hearts, wares
The artwork created by the mother-daughter team of River Seasons pottery and jewelry isn't just inspired by the north country environment - it contains pieces of it.
SUNY Potsdam recently presented the Jeffery Kimball Percussion scholarship to Zackary O. Browning.
Digital-glove maker reaches for students
In his effort to develop a glove that can turn the movement of a hand into type on a computer screen, an Ogdensburg scientist is taking advantage of one of St.
Leadership Symposium On Lessons From Leaders of the Past
A group of SUNY Potsdam graduate students in the "Principles of Leadership" course will present the results of their research into ancient leaders and what characteristics made them so successful at a Leadership Symposium on Wednesday, Nov.
'Write In' Candidate Joins 23rd Race
Statement From the " Paestella for the 23rd Congressional Seat:" The mission of this campaign is to preserve the voices of the residents of the 23rd Congressional District.
Crane's Latin Ensemble to Spice Up Diversity Fest
SUNY Potsdam's Crane Latin Ensemble will spice up the entertainment at the 16th annual World in Potsdam Festival Saturday, Nov.
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Thursday, October 29, 2009, 2:35pm OSWEGO - Mike Paestella says that with new voting machines making write-in votes easier, the "ease and simplicity" makes voters "no longer limited to voting for the established candidates" in the 23rd Congressional District, so he wants write-in votes.
SUNY Prof to Speak on East German Book
SUNY Potsdam Assistant Professor of History Dr. Axel Fair-Schulz has published a oeLoyal Subversion: East Germany and its BildungsbA1 4rgerlich Marxist Intellectuals,a which explores the impact of a specific generation of critical Marxist intellectuals of bildungsbA1 4rgerlich extraction.
As goes the New York-23 special congressional election, so goes the direction of the national GOP? Not so fast.
Five students arrested for pot possession, underage drinking
Wednesday, October 28, 2009, 5:08pm POTSDAM - Five students have been arrested for pot possession and underage drinking, according to village police.
Fall Victim to an 'Art Attack' at SUNY Potsdam
Dozens of works by SUNY Potsdam students will be exhibited in the Collegea s Gibson Gallery for a oeArt Attack,a the annual juried all-student exhibition that will run from Thursday, Oct.
Sign law revision disturbs business
The village Board of Trustees has declared a moratorium on its off-premise sign law until the code can be reviewed and revised.
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