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Inspiring the Next Generation: Inside the Classroom with Vestal's Kelly Hudock
For Kelly Hudock, finding her true calling took a brief detour through the arts. But after thirteen years of shaping young minds across the region, including the last seven at Vestal Hills Elementary, she knows exactly where she belongs. Hudock, this week’s FOX 40 Teacher of the Week, brings an...
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Binghamton University drops Flock Safety, switches to Axon Enterprise automated license plate reader system
Binghamton University is switching from Flock Safety automated license plate readers to a new provider, Axon. According to BingUNews, this transition will change how ALPR data is stored. With Axon, the University will own its ALPR data, which will be isolated in an independent cloud. Federal agencies will not have access to University ALPR data without a law enforcement request through the University Police Department.
Cornell Daily Sun
LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Open Letter from 200+ Cornell Faculty: We Will Too
Professor Begüm Adalet is an associate professor in the Department of Government. She can be reached at ba375@cornell.edu. Chloe Ahmann is an associate professor in the Department of Anthropology. She can be reached at chloeahmann@cornell.edu. Catherine Appert is an associate professor in the Department of Music. She can be reached at cma249@cornell.edu. They write on behalf of the undersigned faculty members.
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Cornell lets itself be governed by an outrage mob
Elite universities are supposed to be resilient and stalwart defenders of the truth. So, if Cornell is making decisions in a panic to avoid political backlash, what exactly makes it an “elite” university? Cornell University has announced that it is banning all fraternity parties and social events on campus for the rest of the year, […]
Cornell Daily Sun
JASO | Trying to Screw Over the Patriarchy, Kotlikoff Screws Everyone
In between chants invoking items usually found in the catch-all liberation toolbox, it seems that University President Michael Kotlikoff, from his Herman Miller Eames lounger, somewhere in Day Hall, heard one more loudly than the rest. Palestinians, transgender students’ rights, the Gayogo̱hó:nǫˀ and, of course, ‘Justice for Jane Doe,’ were...
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Waverly students run food pantry, thrift store
WAVERLY, N.Y. (WETM) — Students in Waverly High School’s Retail Management class help run a thrift store and food pantry that serve about 50 families each week. At Peyton’s Closet, shoppers can find clothing for children and adults, along with books and toys. Most items cost less than $5. Organizers say money from the store goes towards the Wolverine Community Cupboard, which is open to the public.
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Seattle Mayor Wilson to be honored as Binghamton High alum
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – A Binghamton High School alum who went on to become mayor of Seattle is being recognized by her alma mater. Mayor Katie Wilson graduated from Binghamton High School in 2000. She is one of several honorees at the 32nd Annual Distinguished Graduates Dinner, being held tomorrow. Others include Binghamton Track and […]
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French exchange students visit Chenango Valley elementary schools
Fall is a time for many things, but for the French program at Chenango Valley High School, it's the time of year when French exchange students visit the Southern Tier. Today, the guests paid a special visit to the elementary students within the district. The French exchange students visited Port...
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Marathon teacher makes it to top 10 in national contest
MARATHON, NY (607NewsNow) — A teacher in the Marathon Central School District is a finalist. Bill Perks made it to the top 10 in the Kleenex “Heroes of the Classroom” contest. The nationwide contest honors teachers who’ve made a big impact on their students. The district calls that an “apt description” for Perks, who’s been described as “one of the best” and a “huge inspiration.” Perks says he’s a teacher because “to see a student believe in themselves is truly special,” the district said.
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Ithaca College proposes plan to merge from five to three schools
This is a developing story. This story was originally published at 5:20 p.m. Oct. 13. This story was updated at 12:40 a.m. Oct. 14. Ithaca College is proposing a potential restructuring plan that would merge its five schools to three schools. Melanie Stein, provost and executive vice president for academic affairs, announced the concept for restructuring at an Oct. 13 all-faculty meeting. Stein said the college is planning this change to address student needs, financial challenges and pressures on higher education. Stein said the concept for restructuring is an ongoing conversation.