Head over heels
Adriana Daniel Equinox Staff Shoes are powerful: They make a statement without even trying. A shop-a-holic would say, ‘you need
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Creating her own sound
Alyssa Taylor looks towards her musical future
Emma Mehegan Equinox Staff Jailbait, a currently two-woman band including KSC sophomore, Alyssa Taylor, has released a single on several
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Student Assembly 10/11/16
At the student government meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 11, the board took a financial request from the Keene State Investment
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Being an informed citizen is crucial for journalists
An article published in the news section of the April 9 edition of The Equinox took a close look at
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Adderall use at KSC can have a negative impact
If there’s one word students hear floating around campus during all times of the year it’s Adderall. Adderall is the
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Recent discoveries shed light on putting an end to the ‘look the other way’ culture
Keene State College is buzzing with news about three former employees: Eugene “Gino” Vallante, Charlie Beach and Peter Thomas. According
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Mental health resources may not be as helpful as we thought
In last week’s issue, we published an editorial about the importance of being mentally fit and how to seek out
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Maintaining good mental health is just as important as physical health
According to a dictionary definition, mental health is described as “a person’s condition with regard to their psychological and emotional
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Student defends Beck’s behavior at The Grammy Awards while questioning Kanye’s
A few weeks ago the biggest night in music happened. The Grammy Awards had every major music icon, legend and
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Why KSC should not be put in a false light
Here at Keene State College, students would like to think that they are getting the fair and accurate educational experience
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Be in control of your education
Students invest insurmountable time and money into their education. They spend hours in class and even more hours doing homework,
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‘Run the Jewels 2’: authentic rhythms & clever lyrics
Killer Mike and El-P’s sophomore album “Run the Jewels 2” contains a fistful of tasty authentic rhythms combined with clever
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Unreported sexual assaults need to be addressed
On college campuses all over the globe, sexual assaults are going unreported. According to an article on The Huffington Post
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Pumpkin Fest bill should not fall into the hands of KSC
In the City of Keene, mid-October is a highly anticipated time of the year for both community members and the
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Richness is measured in more than just wealth
The word “rich” is a very subjective one. As Americans, our idea of being rich is more than likely being
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Mental Health Unit helps student find peace
“Here’s our policy on restraining patients. We haven’t had to do it in years, but due to policy, we have
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Freedom of choice
Here at Keene State College, all first-year and sophomore students are required to live on campus. The Residential Life tab
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Stop talking, start reading
Newspapers, magazines, online articles, whatever the news source may be, are splattered with headlines leading readers in conflicting directions every
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Student blasts off to NASA for internship
Brittany Ballantyne Equinox Reporter Keene State College students “enter to learn” and “go forth to serve.” This is exactly
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KSC ‘partners up’ with Hannah Grimes
Allie Bedell Student Life Editor In spring 2011, two students from Keene State College’s American Studies Department will begin
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Debateable performances
On Monday, September 12, 2011, CNN teamed up with the Tea Party Express to host the fifth debate for Republican
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Family gathers on Appian Way
Allie Bedell Student Life Editor On Tuesday, September 13, 2011, KSC Dining Services and the L.P. Young Student Center
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Upsets and blow-out: Week one of the NFL
Ryan Glavey Sports Editor After so much speculation over the summer about whether or not there would be football
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What it takes to walk-on at KSC
Michelle Berthiaume Equinox Staff One of the hardest things to do in college sports is walking on to an
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Trying to stay on top
Ryan Glavey Sports Editor In sports, it is always easier to play as the underdog than the favorite, and
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Students looking to form a club have to follow strict guidelines
Keene State has a wide variety of clubs and student activities they offer for their students; however, many don’t know
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Keene State College should only be hiring unionized workers
For a long time I have considered Keene State College a progressive college, but there is one issue that I
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Spirit of compromise missing from government and individuals
Compromise. The mere mention of the word sends me into these daydreams of being an elementary-aged kid and younger, learning
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Learning to balance work and play is a necessity
For those of you who know me, you know that politics is more than just an interest for me, it
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Americans cowering in fear post-9/11
There are few students here today who can really remember what America was like before the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
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Mason Library changes procedure to promote ‘responsible printing’
Jordan Cuddemi News Editor On Tuesday, Sept. 6, Student Assembly called their second meeting to order at promptly 6:30
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Former KSC intramural sports coordinator fails to appear in court
James Niedzinski Equinox Staff In December of last year Benjamin Mecklenberg, the former coordinator of intramural sports at Keene
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Highwood, Ill. vs. Keene, NH at Keene’s 21 annual Pumpkin Festival on Oct. 22 2011
Jordan Cuddemi News Editor On Wednesday, Sept. 7, the cities of Highwood, Ill. and Keene, N.H. accepted the 2011
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Chaos in Central Square warrants spontaneous discussion
Whitney Cyr Executive Editor About 60 townspeople, City Council members, business owners, and the city mayor attended a discussion
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Local efforts to help Irene victims
Kaitlyn Coogan Equinox Staff Hurricane Irene seemed more like a little rainstorm to residents of Keene but the people
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Monadnock Truth Alliance marches for 9/11 victims
Jon Carey Equinox Staff Sept. 11, 2001 is a day that will live in the hearts and minds of
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KSC community commemorates 9/11
Kaitlyn Coogan Equinox Staff Sept. 11, 2001 was a Tuesday and like every Tuesday people went to work and
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Putnam Theatre displays film about teenage life
Ryan Loredo A&E Editor The teenage saga of every person is one filled with these basic elements: love, loss,
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Art gallery offers reflections into American life
Samantha Norton Equinox Staff Decorating the crisp white walls of the Thorne Art Gallery are pieces of art that
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9/11 commemoration dance reflects tragedy
Samantha Norton Equinox Staff Radiating through the bottomless blue sky are the sun’s rays, contrasting against the dark, solemn
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Starving Artist hosts public script lab
Aaron Mitta Equinox Staff As the sun set on Friday, Sept. 9, a crowd shuffled off West Street and
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Primary responsibility
First In The Nation. Those four small words carry incredible significance. They are constitutionally binding. They are a responsibility. They
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College names Department of Chemistry Chair
Ellissa Coburn Equinox Staff On August 8, in Tulsa, Arizona it was about 107 degrees. That was not exactly
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Professor William Seigh receives Distinguished Teacher of the Year Award
Allie Bedell Student Life Editor In the computer lab at the Mason Library at Keene State College hang 39
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Owl’s Nests, Randall, and Carle go wireless as part of a four year campus-wide plan
Eric Jedd Equinox Staff During the summer of 2011, Keene State College added wireless routers to Owl’s Nests, Randall
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Fundraising with technology: Making the virtual switch
Jason Abisch Equinox Staff Courtney Hoelen, senior at Keene State College, started a Facebook Causes page five years ago
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Environmental changes yield results
Brittany Ballantyne Equinox Staff What on earth is bird biodiversity, and what does it mean? Quite literally, bird biodiversity
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KSC women’s soccer must ‘rebuild’ after key departures
Michelle Berthiaume Equinox Staff The Keene State College women’s soccer team describe their upcoming 2011 season with one key
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KSC pitcher goes pro
Jenn Richards Equinox Staff Players have never had a problem getting recognition from fans at Keene State College sporting
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Spaulding Gymnasium gets a new look
Ryan Glavey Sports Editor Keene State College’s Spaulding Gymnasium has undergone some long over-due renovations this past summer, installing
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