Culture
Shake It Like A Polaroid Picture
by Beth Newman, http://neovox.cortland.edu, October 30, 2009
This summer, while sitting in the living room of my friend's house (this was probably the 20th night in a row we ended up in this room at night), my friend's mom brought us her old photo albums from
The World Series
by Brian Lupo, http://neovox.cortland.edu, October 28, 2009
I was home last weekend spending some time with my family during Game 2 of the American League Championship Series. My dad and I are both Met fans so it's safe to say that we do get some pleasure out
Smoking is Good for You Now?
by Ryan Gaviria, http://www.neo-vox.org, May 14, 2009
When advertisements no longer work, companies start to look towards reinventing themselves. G, formerly known as Gatorade, is one of the many firms today that are trying to change their image. In this particular example, G is trying to
I Love You Man----Not Really
by Christian Gillam, SUNY Cortland, April 12, 2009
I didn't like I Love You Man but it may mark the pioneer film in an emerging genre: Bromantic Comedies. Yes, I realize I'm borrowing that term from a reality series on MTV featuring Brody Jenner (Bromance). And Yes,
Don't Forget the Classics!
by Alexandra Fish, , April 1, 2009
My entertainment aspirations have come to a standstill. I'm broke, young and sick of drinking. Well, I'm not really sick of drinking. It's still nice to have some variety. I decided I would check out some classic books and
Led Zeppelin
by Eric Feuer, SUNY Cortland, March 17, 2009
2009 marks the 40th anniversary of the forming of the greatest rock band. On January 12, 1969, Robert Plant, Jimmy Paige, John Paul Jones and John Bonham took to the stage for the first time as Led Zeppelin. Originally
Play>
by Eric Feuer, SUNY Cortland, December 11, 2008
People always say, “Man, that band has an original sound”. Well, with Play>, original sound is exactly what you get. Listening to their album while I was surfing the web, I was intrigued by what I heard. Lead singer
Rivalry
by Onat Tasoz, Izmir University of Economics, December 11, 2008
Many people desire to do precious things in their free time. If people really like what they do, they want to arrange free time for it. Is watching television honestly one of the good activities to do in your free
Seeing Katrina Through Gatsby's Eyes
by Robert LaRoche, Cornell University, December 10, 2008
"They were careless people, Tom and Daisy — they smashed up things and creatures and then retreated back into their money or their vast carelessness, or whatever it was that kept them together, and let other people clean up
Peace Conference, Guest Speaker
by Elizabeth Tucker, SUNY Cortland, December 5, 2008
Arun Gandhi, grandson of Mahatma Gandhi came to speak at SUNY Cortland on Friday October 31st at 7:30 pm in Sperry. He was a featured speaker at the Concerned Philosophers for Peace 21st annual conference. The lecture focused on
War Nerd
by Alan Stockholm, SUNY Cortland, December 4, 2008
THE WAR NERD by Gary Brecher With skillfully administered sarcastic humor, Mr. Gary Brecher outlines numerous, and often little known, killing wars that the world has experienced since man decided another man had what the first man wanted. To
Rent Girl
by Lisa Baumgartner, Alex Reid, December 4, 2008
RENT GIRL "...People like to say things like 'all work is prostitution'. Most work is exploitation, but most work is not prostitution. Prostitution is prostitution, a very specific sort of exploitation... And while I am doing literal corrections to
Jonathan Kozol: Voice for the Underprivileged.
by Jessica Cabrera, SUNY Cortland, November 7, 2008
On September 9, 2008, Jonathan Kozol came to the SUNY Cortland campus as a guest lecturer. He was introduced by Gerald Porter, Dean of the School of Education, who told us a little about Kozol’s background. Kozol is a
Global Youth Culture, Inevitable Fate
by Ali Can Duran, Izmir University of Economics, October 30, 2008
Ever since I have come to the USA as an international college student from Turkey, I have faced difficulties caused by cultural differences between my culture and America’s. Although cultural differences can be tough for international students, despite them I