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How We Connect to Nature Spiritually?
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How We Connect to Nature Spiritually?

We as humans are connected to nature spiritually. There are many ways that humans are connected to nature. People can feel it physically, emotionally, and culturally. People are often connected to nature as if they were a tree. We also connect with animals because they need nature just like we […]

Looking for a specific dog breed? You may not find one at the shelter.
Lifestyle / Opinion

Looking for a specific dog breed? You may not find one at the shelter.

If you were to ask someone what their favorite dog breed is or what type of cat they like the best, most people are going to give you a pretty specific answer. From German Shepards to Maine Coon cats, everyone has an opinion on what types of breeds are their […]

How We Connect to Nature Spiritually 
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How We Connect to Nature Spiritually 

We as humans are connected to nature spiritually. There are many ways that humans are connected to nature. People can feel it physically, emotionally, and culturally. People are often connected to nature as if they were a tree. We also connect with animals because they need nature just like we […]

SAG-AFTRA Strike Ends: What This Means for Actors
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SAG-AFTRA Strike Ends: What This Means for Actors

Some social media users may have been confused to see their favorite stars promoting their shows and movies on Friday. Others may have received the message loud and clear through celebratory posts, such as Noah Schnapp’s TikTok video: the SAG-AFTRA strike is over. Variety reported that at a press conference on Friday, […]

Chinchillas as Pets–What to Expect and What Not to Expect
Lifestyle / Opinion

Chinchillas as Pets–What to Expect and What Not to Expect

A little over five years ago, for my twenty-first birthday, I made the decision to adopt a pair of chinchillas. It was a long decision in the making. I had researched plenty of pets before landing on chinchillas. Once I dug deeper, it felt like I couldn’t stop. I didn’t […]

Ukraine isn’t the First to see Russian Aggression, Georgia’s Struggle Against Russian Imperialism
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Ukraine isn’t the First to see Russian Aggression, Georgia’s Struggle Against Russian Imperialism

In recent years, Russia’s diplomatic efforts have been strategically directed towards fostering closer ties with Georgia, a country that has maintained a somewhat tenuous relationship with its northern neighbor since the Russo-Georgian War of 2008. These overtures have raised questions about Russia’s intentions and the potential implications for Georgia and […]

The Takeover of Streaming Services
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The Takeover of Streaming Services

Photo Credit: The Wall Street Journal. Lately, it seems as though every new show or movie advertisement is followed with the words, “Streaming on…”. Streaming services have become the new norm in entertainment, but that’s not necessarily a good thing when they begin to resemble one-giant media trust. The Writer’s Guild […]

Breast Cancer Awareness Month
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Photo credit: bcrf.org The month of October is dedicated to raising awareness of breast cancer and the value of research, early diagnosis, and prevention. This month is also difficult for those who are remembering loved ones who passed away from breast cancer. Breast cancer may have some impact on your life, […]

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The U.S. is Helping Israel to Stop Further Attack

Smoke over Gaza City after an airstrike. Photo Credit: CNN. The brutal attacks on Israel by the militant group, Hamas, has resulted in over nine-hundred lives lost, many more injured, and hundreds missing. Hamas is an Islamist militant movement, known for its armed resistance to Israel.  In the early morning of […]

OW Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
Campus News / Opinion

OW Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month

Food Truck in the Campus Center Meadow Terrace. Photo Credit: Kayla Kidd. SUNY Old Westbury celebrated Hispanic Heritage month with a fun evening of tacos, salsa dancing, and Latin music. The event was in the Campus Center Atrium and Meadows Terrace from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.September 19th sponsored by the […]