June 21, 2026
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Life & Arts

The Leader

Global fashion comes to Fredonia: Black Student Union to host annual fashion show

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Reading Time: 3 minutes      SHENECA SHARPE Staff Writer   Multicultural Weekend is coming up which means many events hosted by the Center for Multicultural Affairs will take place. One of the most popular events during that weekend is the Black Student Union Fashion Show which will be held on March 25...
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Two-time Tony winner Judith Ivey takes residency

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Reading Time: 2 minutes      ZOE KIRIAZIS Staff Writer   Each year students in the performing arts have the opportunity to work with highly credible artists in the theatre, music and dance industry. Stage and film actress Judy Kuhn, musical theater composer Jason Robert Brown and Fredonia alum and Broadway actress Jen...
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Disgruntled PC gamer backpacks across America to prove superiority to Nintendo Switch

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Reading Time: 2 minutesEMMA PATTERSON Staff Lampoonist   Gamers, non-gamers and basement-dwelling, unemployed 30-year-olds alike collectively lost their minds when the Nintendo Switch was released two weeks ago. Its portability, battery life, portability, dance-able commercials, portability and ability to not be the Wii U has renewed gamers’ hope that Nintendo is still capable...
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March Madness: First weekend in the books: NCAA field of 68 trimmed to 16

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Reading Time: 4 minutesCURTIS HENRY Sports Editor   The NCAA tournament selection committee screwed up in grand fashion last weekend when selecting the field of 68, and in doing so, they’ve gotten exactly what they wanted. The first two rounds are in the books and the field has dwindled down to 16. The...
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Quince to perform in Ethos concert

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Reading Time: 2 minutes  LERON WELLINGTON Staff Writer   Fredonia gets a special treat with musical special guests Quince. The contemporary vocal ensemble has been called “a new force of vocal excellence and innovation” by The Brooklyn Rail. The concert, which is sponsored by Ethos New Music Society, will feature modern genre-bending chamber...
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From The Desk Of Travis LeFevre, Lampoon Editor

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Reading Time: 2 minutes        TRAVIS LEFEVRE Lampoon Editor   The press has come under heavy fire in the past couple of months, mostly thanks to the Trump administration. One thing that people seem to forget amongst this witch hunt for “fake news” is that the press has rights, and, believe...
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Surreal Baldwin portrayal replaces surreal president at WHCD

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Reading Time: 2 minutesEMMA PATTERSON Staff Lampoonist   He’s back, folks! Alec Baldwin, the actor most notably known for his surreal portrayal of Donald Trump on “Saturday Night Live” (among other roles, but let’s be real, this is his best), is slated to replace Trump at the head of the White House Correspondents’...
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