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[OPINION] How has Fredonia changed?

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[SATIRE/NEWS] Police Notters

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UNIVERSITY POLICE DEPARTMENT SUNY Fredonia The Police Notters, run and shared with The Leader by the University Police Department (UPD), aims to provide information to students, faculty and the community at and around SUNY Fredonia. All information provided is not true and is satire. The Police Notters will not continue......
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Executive Vice President and Provost Dr. David Starrett abruptly leaves administration position

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DAN QUAGLIANA Managing Editor On March 1, SUNY Fredonia’s faculty and staff members were sent an email from President Kolison that detailed how Dr. David Starrett had left his position as Fredonia’s executive vice president and provost. “Due to an administrative transition, I am writing to inform you of a......
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[SATIRE] National Guard seen drinking in Delta Chi’s basement amidst rumors of FredFest collab

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MORGAN BROWN Asst. Business Manager After rumors of Fredonia’s mayor calling in the National Guard to prevent more violence at this year’s upcoming FredFest, some students are in disbelief at their recent behavior. Following an advertised “Bunker” event, multiple sources claimed to have seen uniformed soldiers mingling with Fredonia’s very......
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Opinion

[OPINION] Boil water notices continue due to government inefficiency

Dan Quagliana
DAN QUAGLIANA Managing Editor Fredonia’s contaminated water under a microscope. Photo by DAKOTA RICHTER | Special to The Leader On Sunday, Feb. 3, the Village of Fredonia and the Town of Pomfret announced that they were implementing another boil water order. Yes, that says “another.” It’s the fifth one in......
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Life & Arts

Pick a card, any card: Students premiere tarot art depictions

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MAISIE STRADER Special to The Leader The Magician, by Julian Santos. Photo by MAISIE STRADER | Special to The Leader Warning: Depictions of violence. All people believe different things; some believe in magic, and others do not. However, just because you can’t see it doesn’t mean it isn’t real.  Tarot......
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Attacks on diversity, equity and inclusion continue

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ALEX BUCKNAM Asst. News Editor Two prominent events have happened in Washington D.C. since Feb. 14: the Department of Education (DOE) sent out a letter telling schools that they need to get rid of diversity, equity and inclusion programs; and the House of Representatives passed a budget resolution bill. On......
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Life & Arts

Roommates release song on Valentine’s Day in support of domestic violence survivors

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MIA CIECHALSKI  Life & Arts Editor  Warning: This article contains mentions of domestic violence. Music is one of the best ways to let out emotions that are otherwise difficult to express.  To that effect, two best friends and roommates, now creative partners, released their very first single “you should leave......
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