October 2008 |
Issue 2, Volume 6 |
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By Jeanine Grimaldi The Mr. Greek God contest, hosted by the ladies of Alpha Epislon Phi, took place on Saturday, October 18 at 7 p.m. in the West Gym. This was the 23rd year that AEPhi has hosted this event benefiting the Elizabeth Pediatric AIDS Foundation. There were only 4 contestants this year: Andrew Laufer represented Alpha Sigma Phi, Daniel Jakaitis representing Zeta Beta Tau, Sean Cronin representing Zeta Psi and Matt Beck representing Chi Phi who won the title as Mr. Greek God of 2008. After many months of hard training, these bronzed boys took the stage to show Binghamton's Greek community what they ...
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By Laura Chaath On Thursday, October 16th, a sold out crowd of over one thousand students gathered to hear renowned adult film star Ron Jeremy debate Michael Leahy, the founder of a non-governmental organization BraveHearts, that has an anti-pornographic mission. Before the debate began, Prospect had the chance to ...
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By Justin Gianninoto With a line wrapped around the entire parking lot down to the Events Center and very tight security, some might say that the mood was set for a great concert. The smooth soul and funk band, Soundhouse was a strong opening for Lupe and was a surefire crowd pleaser. Between their sensuous saxophone ...
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By Daniel Levin The 2008 presidential election has witnessed huge increases in participation by young voters ahead of the November 4 Election Day. On college campuses across America, college Democrat groups have been active on the campaign trail, registering students to vote and campaigning hard to elect Senator ...
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By Kelsey Leljadel Imagine that you are a student who is deeply involved in a campus organization that often has a misunderstood image. What would you do to improve that organization's image? If you were Binghamton University alumnus Matt Scheer, you would start a new organization that would act as a public ...
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Lifestyle With Shades of GreenGetting involved at college is hard.
Let me try that again.
Getting involved at college is frickin’ hard.
At every point throughout your experience at Binghamton University, there are people telling you to “get ... Beneath the NoiseThere's no particular rhyme or reason to most noise, because it just is. It permeates every aspect of your life, and it accommodates itself to any situation. It need not be disruptive, but it needs to be there. People ... Bearcat Sports Bearcat BuzzAccording to most Binghamton sports fans, the fall means a few important things. Things like the games where the New York Jets will be trampled on by the New England Patriots and watching Eli Manning choke during the second ... | | Campus Events The Great Porn Debate (Part II)The Great Porn Debate occurred Thursday Oct 16th featuring Ron Jeremy and Michael Leahy. The debate was informative, but it seemed that it didn’t keep the attention of the crowd as much as SAPB might have hoped.
Ron ... 'The House of Yes' ReviewThe Anderson Center was packed this past Saturday for the second opening night of “The House of Yes,” written by Wendy MacLeod and directed by Tom Kremer.
“The House of Yes” is a dark comedy about a dysfunctional family. ... Downtown Life Binghamton Block PartyThe Binghamton Blowout Block Party was an event designed for members of the University to be exposed to the greater Binghamton community, to have some fun and to get to know each other better. On Court Street on September ... Professional Sports And the Award Goes To...With the end of baseball’s regular season upon us, it is now officially awards time, a chance to honor baseball’s best. There are a slew of awards that get handed out every year, but some carry more weight than others. While ... | | Politics A Real American HeroThis past month, Prospect Magazine sat down with a real American Hero, First Lieutenant Chris Marion, who was home on a two week leave from Afghanistan. He is currently located in Kabul and is serving in the New York ... The Irrelevant CampaignsAs Election Day nears, the outlook is increasingly bad for the Republican Party. This point is best underscored by the lack of cohesion among would-be McCain supporters and surrogates. David Brooks writes, “Republicans are ... Ask Annie Ask Annie (Volume 6, Issue 2)Dear Annie,
My boyfriend’s best friend is a girl. They always text, talk on the phone, and Facebook message, even while I’m there. She has a boyfriend, and she’s been nothing but nice to me. However, something tells me that ... |
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