Drug usage continues to lurk
By Angela Archunde
COPY EDITOR

You may think that your group of friends is different, but this situation is more common than you think. Illegal drug use is becoming an increasingly large problem on college campuses nationwide.

Gary Metz, coordinator of the alcohol and substance abuse studies program at the College at Brockport, says that alcohol, marijuana and tobacco are the most prevalent drugs on college campuses. These three drugs are gateway drugs, meaning they can lead to further use of other substances. Read More

Drug usage continues to lurk

BSG breaks down the budget

Water woes affect campus

Stylus places fifth at national convention

Drag show expects to dazzle

Lady Antebellum reward students' charity

Alumni Spotlight: Guidice says to make the most of your Brockport experience

University police make arrest for on-campus rape

Brockport Free Methodist Church offers new energy for Christianity

Hartwell Tower Burned Out
By The Stylus Editorial Board

Over the last few months there have been a lot of changes at our college. Most recently, the school’s logo was changed, as was the very name of the school. SUNY Brockport is now known as the College at Brockport State University of New York.

Phew! What a mouthful! Congratulations, you now attend the longest named college in the SUNY system.

Our new logo is a green and yellow shield with a torch and the year 1835 on it. We understand that is symbolizes knowledge, but we find ourselves asking, what was wrong with the old logo?

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Editorial: "Hartwell Tower Burned Out"

Luettger "Save your fish, protect your hook"

Seef: "China, hands off my baby"

Craddock: "Where did all the other fat girls go?"

Jennings: "Plagiarism: not just a school issue"

That Guy: "Annoyances"

Boron: "Spring training is a must-see for fans"

Lady Antebellum, Brockport idols amaze concert crowd

By Allison Kowalski
LIFESTYLES EDITOR

For the first time in years, students at the College at Brockport made their way to the Seymour Union College Ballroom to attend a country concert performance courtesy of WBEE, a country radio station in the Rochester area.

Cowboy hats and cowboy boots were not out of place as a throng of students headed into the Ballroom to hear the 2006 and 2007 Brockport Idol winners, Amber Rose Regling and Rebekah Nowak, local Rochester band Flint Creek and the most anticipated act, country trio Lady Antebellum. Read More

Lady Antebellum, Brockport idols amaze concert crowd"

Irish summer stirs up memories, old friends and lost romances

Student spotlight: Bowen a very personable personal trainer

Activities in March keep students active until spring

Vogue Vixen: "Boys should dress to impress"

Finance club attends third annual RITC

Local band climbs it's way to the top

Fish face deadly consequences if not cared for properly

Book Review: "Speak"

Book Review: "My Sister's Keeper"

Brockport takes quad meet at home

By Jim Krencik
SPORTS EDITOR

The College at Brockport gymnastics team spent their entire season traveling to far away schools to face teams with home crowds and high-scores. The Golden Eagles (12-5) finally got their turn Saturday, winning a quad-meet at the Tuttle North Gymnastics Center.

Brockport topped Southern Connecticut State, Ithaca College and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology by scoring their highest total of the season, winning three team events and two individual events.

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Brockport takes quad meet at home

Women qualify for NCAAs, Men left off bracket

Lacrosse: Eagles win season opener at Alfred

Women's Basketball: Eagles take championship on comeback win

Indoor Track: Teams place high at States

Men's Basketball: Eagles, shunned by NCAA, to host ECACs

MacMaster: "Top teams face off in national lacrosse spotlight"

Krencik: "NBA play is great, but college ball is better"

Brockport baseball heads into 2008 with young roster

Greece Mall takes on minor policy

By Amanda Seef
NEWS EDITOR

Another social norm has been quelled, as Greece Ridge Mall has restricted the entrance of some patrons. Beginning March 28, anyone under the age of 19 will be required to have a parental escort into the mall after 4 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays.

There will be security guards throughout the mall to check the IDs of those that appear to be under the age of 19.
Though most of the Brockport College is currently over the age of 19, this may pose a problem for most freshmen and some sophomores.

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Greece Mall takes on minor policy

Halstead outlines plans

Art major removes "trash of war"

The view from the editorial board

BSG hosts arm wrestling event

Baseball heads into 2008 season with young roster