Mental Health

From the Desk Of Curtis Henry, Sports Editor

Contributor to The LeaderMarch 22, 2017August 16, 2019

March 22, 2017August 16, 2019

Curtis Henry Sports Editor Allow me to preface this in a way that you can actually take it seriously. This isn’t going to be some fluffy Odyssey article written by a freshman girl who is totally obsessed with her roommate’s dog or the fact that the Starbucks guy wrote......

Sports

March Madness: First weekend in the books: NCAA field of 68 trimmed to 16

Contributor to The LeaderMarch 22, 2017

March 22, 2017

CURTIS 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......

Sports

Women’s basketball clinches playoff berth once more

Contributor to The LeaderFebruary 22, 2017

February 22, 2017

QUINTIN JAMES Staff Writer The Fredonia women’s basketball team had one more game on the schedule this week before it started the playoffs, and the mood in the locker room was very upbeat. Before their season finale against Buffalo State, head coach Linda MacDonald said her team is taking......

Life & Arts

PAC’s ‘Danny and the Deep Blue Sea’ features emotional performances

Contributor to The LeaderFebruary 22, 2017

February 22, 2017

ZOE KIRIAZIS Staff Writer The Performing Arts Company opened John Patrick Shanley’s play “Danny and the Deep Blue Sea: An Apache Dance” this past weekend in Houghton Hall. Directed by senior musical theatre major Carly Dieck, “Danny and the Deep Blue Sea” follows the story of two......

Scallion

Students recover from Thanksgiving dinner conversations

Contributor to The LeaderDecember 1, 2016

December 1, 2016

D. ZBORNAK Staff Lampoonist While getting back into the swing of their normal schedules, many students are recounting their experiences with their families from Thanksgiving Break. While not ideal in everyday life, one might say the romanticism of opposing viewpoints and trivial bickering has become a beloved tradition of......

News

Students react to election results with surprise, concern

Contributor to The LeaderNovember 16, 2016August 16, 2019

November 16, 2016August 16, 2019

DAN ORZECHOWSKI Staff Writer The night after the election, students poured into the Williams Center to discuss the electoral results together at an organized, open meeting. For many, the presidential election caused distress and concern. Voices were choppy, and tears were shed. Students often stumbled and paused as they spoke......

Life & Arts

Shatter the silence through storytelling: Fredonia Feminists aim to Take Back the Night

Contributor to The LeaderNovember 9, 2016

November 9, 2016

ZOE KIRIAZIS Staff Writer Survivors, friends, strangers and colleagues participated in Fredonia Feminist’s most anticipated event of the year, Take Back the Night, on Nov. 2. Take Back the Night at Fredonia is an event where survivors of sexual assault, sexual harassment and rape come to confidentially talk......

News

Local candidate forum addresses drug abuse and prevention

Contributor to The LeaderNovember 4, 2016

November 4, 2016

From left: Michael Sullivan, Patrick Swanson, Judy Reynolds, Marcia Merrins, Jason Schmidt, Sally Jarosynski (Corey Maher / Photo Editor). CAMRY DEAN Staff Writer Next Tuesday, Americans will race to the polls to fulfill their civil duty and cast their vote for the next president of the United States. While......

Life & Arts

Breaking boundaries in artistic forms; + Farm workshop connects art and technology

Contributor to The LeaderOctober 19, 2016

October 19, 2016

AMBER MATTICE Reverb Editor Exploring artistic boundaries often leads to unique and innovative outcomes. From Oct. 21-23, + Farm, a group of artists, architects and digital fabricators that explore the boundaries between art and technology, will be holding a workshop from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in......

Opinion

Editorial: State-mandated mental health education is long overdue

Contributor to The LeaderOctober 13, 2016

October 13, 2016

Governor Andrew Cuomo recently signed a law requiring that New York’s public schools will have to include information on mental health in health classes. It’s a long overdue addition, one that frankly should have come much sooner. Students are generally not educated about the importance of mental health, and if......

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March Madness: First weekend in the books: NCAA field of 68 trimmed to 16

Women’s basketball clinches playoff berth once more

PAC’s ‘Danny and the Deep Blue Sea’ features emotional performances

Students recover from Thanksgiving dinner conversations

Students react to election results with surprise, concern

Shatter the silence through storytelling: Fredonia Feminists aim to Take Back the Night

Local candidate forum addresses drug abuse and prevention

Breaking boundaries in artistic forms; + Farm workshop connects art and technology

Editorial: State-mandated mental health education is long overdue