Speak Out
Want to Purchase a Tee Shirt?
by Lorraine, NeoVox Project Director, May 22, 2009
Are you interested in buying one of the tee shirts featured at the top of the page? Please contact me directly. Lorraine Berry Project Manager lorraine.berry@cortland.edu I can assist you.
Stereotypes and Race in Sports
by Ryan Gaviria, http://www.neo-vox.org, May 14, 2009
The integration of society and sports and their effects on each other provided the outlet the world needed for progression against stereotypes, race, and in some cases peace. Without sport being affected by society and state there would not
Drugs in Sports: Not only Hurts the Body, But the Brand
by Ryan Gaviria, http://www.neo-vox.org, May 14, 2009
Marijuana and steroids affect the body differently, but tend to have the same side effects to the person's image. The public might be bedazzled by the large amounts of money professional players' rake in every year from salaries, but
Memories
by Katie Cuer, , March 19, 2009
Memories to me are like waves in the ocean: they topple over each other washing away the remnants of the last. This, as you can very well imagine, makes it exceedingly hard to recall bits and pieces of my past;
KÜLTÜREL ŞOK
by Muhammed Akici, Izmir University of Economics, December 11, 2008
It was my first time overseas in America. My plane landed at JFK airport. After the plane landed, I was really hungry. I went somewhere to eat and I started looking at people who were around me. I felt
"It's Time I Tell You Why you're Here"
by Lisa Baumgartner, Alex Reid, December 4, 2008
I entered undergraduate school in the Fall of 2005. Since then I have spent four years working diligently towards my degree in Communication Studies, with a minor in professional writing. I have strived to maintain a GPA well over
War in Los Angeles
by Alexandra Fish, , December 3, 2008
Citizens of the United States are fully aware of the wars our military is fighting overseas, but do they know about the war that wages in our own country every day? Some people may be aware of the rising gang
SUNY Cortland as Corporation
by Reid McGrath, SUNY Cortland, November 19, 2008
“I went to Rutgers from 1988 to 1992, a long time ago, but that was before colleges turned into corporations. It was madness. They hadn’t figured out yet to lock us down, and I swear to God that things were
Obama
by Kelsey Delmotte, SUNY Cortland, November 13, 2008
After a long presidential race, we have a new president. Barack Obama has prevailed not only as the first African American president, but also as the man who will pull the United States out of the hole it has been
If this is my story, it is your story too
by Marcela Checa, http://www.neo-vox.org, October 31, 2008
How much do you know about Central American history? If this is my story, it is your story too. On the American continent, we all share a gift that connects us. This gift is the treasured history and culture
No Religion in Politics
by Adam Z. Berenstain, SUNY Cortland, October 22, 2008
On August 16 reverend Rick Warren hosted the Saddleback Civil Forum on Leadership and Compassion, an event which brought Barack Obama and John McCain onstage with Warren to discuss matters of morality. When asked if evil exists -- and
If It Makes You Happy...
by Hilary Rosen, , October 20, 2008
What you don’t know can’t possibly hurt. If you don’t understand something, why make it your business anyway? This idea of creating a country where people in “power” tell you what kind of person you need to spend the
Frustration
by Sarah McDonough, SUNY Cortland, May 29, 2008
It’s been three and a half months and I’ve learned a lot. I’ve learned a lot, and I’ve thought about a lot of new things and a lot of things I used to think about in a new light. It’s
Commiseration Over Nature
by Grey Gingrow, SUNY Cortland, May 20, 2008
Dear future of Humanity, I don’t know how long into the future human beings will read this account of a weekend in Nature. There may come a day when the experiences I share only exist in the abstract—only in