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Dr. Christopher Lanz resigned from his position as the conductor of the Crane Symphony Orchestra Tuesday, May 5. "I want to advocate as much as possible in favor of Dr. Lanz," said Ryan Taussig, junior music education major. Taussig is a student of Lanz.
Last week was an important time on the SUNY Potsdam campus: students of Louise Tyo's "Gay and Lesbian Communication" class collaborated and successfully worked to raise awareness of the daily struggles that LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) students are faced with.
Congratulations, Jared Dean. You were told to put out a fire in Marshall Park, and ever since that fateful day in your life, a new fire was ignited in you to uncover and expose the vast corruption in the University Police Department. Way to go Jared. You weren't able to roast your marshmallows, and now all of University Police is to blame.
SUNY Potsdam's Spring Play Festival occurred last week, featuring several student-performed shows. Despite some confusion regarding the name change (from the familiar "One Act Play Festival") the shows themselves were excellently produced. The festival featured two events on alternating nights.
It's that time of the year again, ladies and gentlemen. Like it or not-final exams are almost here. While most of us are preparing to sleep with our textbooks under our pillows (osmosis, people!), I've compiled some final examination tips to help out. Find out what you will be tested on.
The SUNY Potsdam women's softball team ended its season on a high note in sweeping St. Lawrence in a doubleheader onWednesday afternoon. The Bears took the first game 5-3 and the second game 3-1. Brittany Pawlowski (West Seneca/West Seneca) pitched the first game going seven innings and giving up four hits, three runs (one earned), three walks, and she struck out five.