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Celebrating Earth Day with Music Industry Club’s Soulstice Jam

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Reading Time: 2 minutesISABELLA INZINNA Special to the Leader Music Industry Club (MIC) helped SUNY Fredonia celebrate Earth Day on Saturday, April 22. MIC offered students a day full of music and vendors for entertainment.  Soulstice Jam was meant to take place in Dod’s Grove, but the rainy day forced MIC to change......
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From Mason Hall to the Grammy Stage: Alumni Charlie Post

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Reading Time: 3 minutesABIGAIL JACOBSON  Special to The Leader  An alumnus of SUNY Fredonia, Charlie Post has worked his way up in the music world to recording top-tier orchestras. Charlie Post graduated in 1998 with a dual Bachelor of Arts and Sciences degree in music-applied and sound recording technology. He went on to......
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Spectrum’s annual Spring Escape set to attract hundreds of students

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Reading Time: 2 minutesDAN QUAGLIANA Staff Writer On April 23, from noon to 4 p.m., Spectrum Entertainment Board, the club that holds public on-campus events, will be holding its second annual Spring Escape in the Williams Center. “It’s sort of like a carnival-fair sort of day,” said Rowan Potzler, Spectrum’s treasurer.  The carnival......
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[NEWS ANALYSIS] Double vision: balancing looking backward and forward

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Reading Time: 4 minutesWILL KARR Editor in Chief  In order to move forward, we must first look backwards. We can’t move into the future without going back to address and come to terms with our problematic pasts, histories and actions. Confronting our pasts can be difficult. Looking back can force us to start......
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Club athletes seek more oversight for club sports

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Reading Time: 4 minutesWILL KARR Editor in Chief  As a result of athlete Jason Winston’s injury, Max Hamilton, president of the Blackhorse Rugby Team, believes that there should be a designated person and central office on campus who oversees club sports in the future. While NCAA sports go through the campus Athletics Department,......
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On The Defense: SUNY Fredonia University’s official response to Jason Winston’s athletic injury

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Reading Time: 3 minutesWILL KARR Editor in Chief  On Friday, April 14 at 11:30 a.m. in the Bob Steele Multi-Purpose Room in Steele Hall, members of The Leader, Will Karr (Editor in Chief), Max Hamilton (Sports Editor/Blackhorse Rugby President) and Travis Joyce (Chief PR Chair) met with representatives from different offices on campus,......
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Sculpting presence: visiting professor explores animal species in Emmitt Christian Gallery

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Reading Time: 4 minutesNERON SIMPSON Special to The Leader Chelys Callida, 2023. Stoneware with slip, paint, and found book collection. Photo By Drew Paluch | Photo Editor A presence can be significant. It can be impactful, but can it be nothing?  The environment in which one enters plays a role in their perception......
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Eyes wide open on campus athletics: Could the athletic trainer have helped Jason Winston?

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Reading Time: 4 minutesWILL KARR Editor in Chief  Many members of the campus community are wondering if the certified athletic trainer could have helped Winston on Feb. 21. Members of The Leader recently reached out to the President’s Office on Friday, March 31, regarding concerns over how this incident was handled by the......
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