May 15, 2026
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The Leader

Devils look to improve as spring training imminent

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Reading Time: 3 minutesCHRISTINA CONCEICAO Special to The Leader Though it may not feel like spring, baseball season is finally on the horizon as Fredonia’s Blue Devils baseball team has started to prepare for their rapidly approaching season. They will be opening their season this year against the SUNY Purchase Panthers on March...
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Operation Breakfast Rescue works to help families in need

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Reading Time: 2 minutesANNE RITZ Staff Writer With the holidays quickly approaching, it’s the time of year when many think of what they can give back. From Wednesday, Nov. 7 to Friday, Nov. 9, Operation Breakfast Rescue will be collecting breakfast food items for families in need. The food drive is sponsored by...
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Rock the Vote: Political debacle

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Reading Time: 3 minutesALEXANDER STONE Special to The Leader Last Saturday a copious amount of bands and a cappella groups came together in Steele Hall to perform with guest speakers preaching the importance of voting. The event was organized and sponsored by the Student Association along with others that volunteered. But the event...
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Analyzing the Hofstra presidential debate – “What Did They Really Say?” editorial

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Reading Time: 7 minutesAt the time of publication, the third and final presidential debate will have taken place, which focused on foreign policy. The second debate, of which this editorial analyzes, covered topics related to each candidate’s domestic policy. It is a result of our mass media-oriented culture that we, as citizens and...
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The Leader celebrates our escape from the Dods Trailers

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Reading Time: < 1 minuteThis Friday we (Christina Stock were able to participate in the ribbon cutting ceremony for the unveiling of the renovated Williams Center. Check out Issue Five for an article about the ceremony and its speakers — including President Horvath, New York State Senator Catharine Young, New York State Assemblyman Andrew...
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Jean Kilbourne’s Convocation speech uncovers the corruption within advertising

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Reading Time: 2 minutesIt was a great honor to host this year’s keynote Convocation speaker, Dr. Jean Kilbourne, who is a pioneer of researching the advertising industry. She has several publications in judicial and academic circles, and in national and international publications. She has been a guest on hundreds of television and radio...
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