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Students and professors raise concerns regarding on-campus quarantine

Contributor to The Leader
CHLOE KOWALYK News Editor Many of SUNY Fredonia students’ experiences in on-campus quarantine have been anything but positive.  Several students who test positive for COVID-19 find themselves quarantining on campus in Hendrix Hall, the college’s designated quarantine building. Several of these students choose to quarantine on campus rather than at......
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Could logging around the Fredonia Reservoir lead to murky drinking water?

Jules Hoepting
JULES HOEPTING  Managing Editor  Note: Visiting the Fredonia Reservoir without permission from the Village of Fredonia is considered trespassing. Water Concerns Murky water, or water with high turbidity or a high concentration of sediment in it, has been a problem within the Fredonia Reservoir for decades. The reservoir provides drinking......
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A comparative analysis of Fredonia’s meal plan system to other SUNY schools

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CASEY HUBER Special to The Leader How would you rate the on-campus food out of 10? “6. It’s fine,” one student said. “6,” another student said. “6.5. The lack of options makes having any dietary restriction difficult,” another student said. “5. I wish they put more time and love and......
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FSA attempts to mitigate students’ concerns regarding food quality

Contributor to The Leader
CHLOE KOWALYK News Editor  Ongoing student concerns regarding the inconsistent quality of FSA food on campus – resulting in upset stomachs, allergic reactions and overall dissatisfaction – have sparked efforts by FSA administrators to intervene. FSA has blamed staffing shortages for the problems and has recently taken steps to hire......
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Logging around Fredonia reservoir: Concerns for Fredonia’s drinking water quality

Jules Hoepting
UPDATED ARTICLE ON FREDONIA RESERVOIR. JULES HOEPTING  Managing Editor  The Fredonia Reservoir has been filling up with sediment for decades. Many Fredonia citizens are concerned the logging of trees near the Fredonia reservoir will further increase the sediment in the reservoir and result in more occurrences of unfit drinking water.  ......
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SUNY Fredonia’s counseling center is back in person

Contributor to The Leader
CLARE NORMOYLE Special to The Leader SUNY Fredonia’s counseling center is officially back in-person. Like the rest of Fredonia, the counseling center had to change the way it offered services. Instead of meeting in-person, sessions, consultations and activities were offered online or via phone call.  But since the counseling center......
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SUNY Fredonia FSA food concerns continue (News Analysis)

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CHLOE KOWALYK News Section Editor  Nearly a month after The Leader exposed moldy, cold food and other issues regarding FSA’s dining services, more and more students have come forward with their experiences of undercooked food, a lack of attention towards allergic triggers and inedible looking food. Students are feeling frustrated. ......
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Update on the construction in Barker Commons

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CLARE NORMOYLE Special to The Leader In recent months, Fredonia hasn’t been itself.  Sidewalks have been torn up, roads have been blocked off and lots of unfamiliar people with hard hats on have been walking the streets.  This is due to the Downtown Placemaking Project, Fredonia’s newest ongoing renovation. Although......
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Featured Dead birds of Rockefeller: A student’s dedication to decrease the deceased

Jules Hoepting
JULES HOEPTING Managing Editor During the first week of the fall 2020 semester, Justine Bloom walked around campus and came across the carcass of a bird. The body was on the concrete below the northern wing of the Michael C. Rockefeller Arts Center building.  Bloom, a sophomore Earth studies major......
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