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prisoner to the black market for much longer. FOX reports that Washington state residents are now legally allowed to own and smoke marijuana – a decision that has opened a political can of worms for the United States Congress. The federal Justice Department has ex­!"#$$#%& '(#)"& *+,*#",$& +-& %#./,*#&of federal drug laws in favor of state legislature. Marijuana has a long reputation

of disturbing the delicate balance between state and federal legisla­ture, and it can be seen in Califor­nia’s own experience with legal­izing medical marijuana in spite of federal drug laws that mandate +'(#"0)$#1& & 2/3)-+",)/& $'/'#& +-.­cials found their positions in jeop­ardy where there duty to sanction ),%)4)%5/3$& *+,6)*'#%&0)'(& -#%#"/3&agents’ responsibility to raid medi­cal marijuana businesses. This is also a puzzling predicament for cit­izens who are unsure how to distin­guish between inconsistent federal and state legislature. With this kind +-& *+,6)*'& !"#$#,'7& )'& )$& 5,*#"'/),&0(#'(#"&+"&,+'&-#%#"/3&+-.*)/3$&0)33&approach this combatively, or not at all.Washington’s Amendment 64

dictates that those over the age of 21 are permitted to possess up to an ounce of marijuana and grow up to six pot plants designated for resale and recreational use. FOX reports that they have yet to decide on a system for licensing and revenue collection but criminal possession of small amounts will be lifted. Supporters of the new legislation have reportedly planned a “smoke­out” event on Thursday, where they will publically carry their pot and smoke joints underneath Seattle’s Space Needle. Washington and Colorado have

taken notice of some of their resi­dents’ excitement over the recent amendment, and it is apparent that '(#8& /"#& 3++9),:& '+& !"+.'& +--& +-&marijuana as Washington’s Liquor Control Board entertains the de­velopment of a marijuana indus­'"81& ;,-+"'5,/'#387& +-.*)/3$& -/*#&an obstacle in their interest of such an enterprise, because there isn’t a

Nation in conflict over marijuana reform

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On Sunday, December 2nd, A Clarkson Student was arrested af­ter he stole a Clarkson University maintenance truck.Early Sunday, police reported

the arrest of Ryan J. Whitehouse. The twenty­two year old native of Troy and Clarkson University stu­dent was connected to the crime after police caught him with the truck.The incident took place around

1:30 a.m. early Sunday, and no wit­nesses claimed to see anyone hurt.

“Police reported Whitehouse with a blood alcohol content of 0.14 percent.”

<(#& */=!5$& $#*5")'8& +-.*#"$&reportedly saw Whitehouse leave with the maintenance truck. Know­ing that no trucks were to be leav­),:&/'&'(/'&')=#7&'(#&$#*5")'8&+-.*#"$&followed closely behind. Police reported that Whitehouse

never left the campus with the truck. Mr. Whitehouse eventually got out of the truck and ran from the */=!5$&$#*5")'81&<(#&+-.*#"$&*/33#%&in Potsdam Police for assistance and Whitehouse was apprehended with no casualties. Police reported Whitehouse with a blood alcohol content of 0.14 percent. The state threshold for intoxication is 0.08 percent.Whitehouse was arrested and

charged with unauthorized use of /& =+'+"& 4#()*3#7& /,%& ."$'>+--#,$#&driving while intoxicated. Whitehouse has since been re­

leased, and is scheduled to appear in Potsdam Village Court at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, December 12th to face these allegations.

current system established that they could successfully mimic. Since there is little opportunity for trial and error, pursuing the marijuana industry means the creation of a '#/=& +-& .,/,*#& /,%& ")$9>=/,/:#­ment experts that can guide Wash­ington towards a favorable system. KHQ, Washington’s local news

station, reports that the state’s Li­quor Control Board has little insight into how to develop the basics, such as how much acreage the state 0)33&,##%&'+&:"+0&/&$5-.*)#,'&$5!­ply and how retail stores should be regulated. They are open to solicit­ing opinions from experts nation­wide as well as encouraging phone calls from citizens who would like to deliver their own input on the de­veloping industry as well. State of­.*)/3$&/"#&*5""#,'38&-+"=),:&?#@!#"'&teams’ on the issue, where they will decide on additional factors such as licensing, legal issues, enforce­ment, and education.?A%%)')+,/3&-/*'+"$B&(+0#4#"7&/"#&

critical in foreshadowing the future of federal marijuana legislation. We are currently involved in a nation­

wide discussion of the legalization of marijuana, and behind the scenes are experts who are investigating probable regulation and licensing. CNN reports that Colorado’s Cen­ter on Law and Policy estimated that legalization would yield $60 million in state and local revenue by 2017. Judge John Kane, a U.S. district judge in Colorado, voices his forecast for marijuana legaliza­tion stating, “The law is simply going to die

before it’s repealed. It will just go into disuse…it’s a cultural force, and you simply cannot legislate against a cultural force.” According to CNN, an interview with Judge Kane suggested that he had concern for the violence associated with pot 5$#& C#'0##,& '"/-.*9#"$& /,%& 9),:­pins, but he conceded that posses­sion laws were endangered in the United States.D/$(),:'+,B$& E-.*#& +-& F),/,­

cial Management estimated that a “fully functioning” marijuana in­dustry could rake in $2 billion in "#4#,5#&+4#"&'(#&,#@'&.4#&8#/"$1&G-&this is true, marijuana would be put

just behind apples – and just ahead of milk and wheat – as the number two agricultural commodity in the state of Washington. These are also two of the only

states that have voted to legalize small amounts of marijuana for in­dividuals over 21. Washington D.C. has not followed up to comment on either state’s decision to legalize recreational marijuana. Counterarguments are avail­

able on the issue, especially from H"#$)%#,'& EC/=/B$& %"5:& +-.*)/37&Gil Kerlikowske who denied that marijuana legalization would ben­#.'& $'/'#& C5%:#'$1& D(#"#/$& =/,8&advocates compare the potential prohibition of marijuana to alcohol, Kerlikowske claims that taxes on alcohol in 2010 amounted to $14.5 billion a year where social costs are close to $185 billion. Social costs related to alcohol are often attrib­uted to loss of income, unemploy­ment, illness, and mortality. There are also experts who ap­

pear to be unbiased, seeking to brainstorm a balanced system where there’s potential of both

parties meeting halfway. CNN in­terviewed University of Virginia law professor Richard Bonnie who states, “There is something attrac­tive about saying you’ve got this underground market that’s not go­ing away, that you’re missing a tax opportunity… the amount of tax revenue you’re going to derive from it is going to depend on what your regulatory approach is going to be.” There is also fear in attach­ing a high enough tax to marijua­na that stimulates a black market where smuggling occurs from state to state. This phenomenon has been illustrated in Canada and Sweden in the 1990s when cigarette taxes were imposed on citizens. According to Bonnie the crux

(#"#&)$&*"#/'),:&/&!"+.'/C3#&$8$'#=&that does not “actively encourage use in ways that are harmful to ei­ther the society or individual.” If advocates want to appeal marijuana legalization to the rest of the na­tion, it’s critical that Colorado and Washington carry out their test­run 6/03#$$381&I/")J5/,/& "#=/),$& )33#­gal at the federal level.

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News you may have slept through!"#$"%&'#('($)*++,

-*./%01)+,#Watertown man arrested for

selling oregeno as marijuana in exchange for a 36’’ television this past Tuesday. He was charged with intimidating a witness, distributing counterfeit drugs, and posessing stolen property valued over $250.

New Yorkers are outraged this week after seeing the New York Post publishes a disturbing photo on their cover page depicting a man trapped in the New York City subway tracks. The headline reads “Doomed ­ Pushed on the subway track, this man is about to die.”

FBI continues pursuing investi­gation on Alaskan barista’s death, where she was reportedly sexu­ally assaulted before she was kid­napped. The suspected serial killer

has committed suicide.Facebook introduces a new mes­

senger application exclusively for Androids where non­users have the ability to communicate with other users. This version is not yet ac­cessible for iPhone users, but the company says the Android ver­sion will be available in the United States soon. Users of the revised version can sign in with just a name an a phone number. San Francisco Chronicle reports that product di­rector Peter Deng, who announced the news at a tech conference in Paris, said it is part of Facebook’s mission to “connect the world.”

K#'6)@& (/$& $):,#%& /& =53')8#/"&accord to carry Walt Disney’s ani­=/'#%& /,%& /*')+,&.3=$7& *"#/'),:& /&()$'+")*/3&=/"9#"& -+"& '(#&."$'& ')=#&a major studio has bypassed tradi­tional cable TV outlets in exchange for an online distributor.

NASA has announced plans to send a new rover to Mars in 2020 as it prepares for a manned mis­sion to examine potential traces of life on the Red Planet. Accord­ing to NASA administrator Charles Bolden, President Barack Obama’s administration “is committed to a robust Mars exploration program.”

BBC News has reported that the French sperm count has fallen by by a third from 1989 to 2005. The semen of more than 26,000 French men were gathered for the study and it has been an ongoing national health concern for the citizens. Pro­fessor Richard Sharpe, from the University of Edinburgh has com­mented on the issue, stating “Some­thing in our modern lifestyle, diet or enviornment like chemical expo­sure is exposing this.”

A dinosaur bone analysis con­ducted in Tanzania in the 1930s has been overviewed this week by researchers revealing “Nyasasau­rus parringtoni” ­ a dinosaur the size of a Labrador retriver ­ may be the earliest dinosaur on Earth. It is estimated that this creature has left evidence dating back to over 243 million years ago. This discovery has been referred to as a revolution­/"8& .,%),:7& C#*/5$#& )'&=#/,$& '(/'&dinosaur lineage appeared 10 to 15 million years earlier than fossils had previously shown, drastically changing researchers’ scope on the species history.

Republicans reject legislation of United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons With Disabilities law on Tuesday. NY Times reports that the vote was a triumph for Glenn Beck, Rick Santorum, and others who have been denounc­

ing the treaty as a United Nations “world government conspiracy to kill disabled children.” Only eight of the Republican senators voted yes to the treaty, and it needed a two­thirds vote to pass but fell short by six.

An “anti­energy” drink is be­ing held accountable for making middle­school students vomit and act lethargic. Students from New Jersey were reportedly ill after they purchased “Marley’s Mellow Mood” from their cafeteria and drank it. The symptoms ranged from vomiting, splitting headaches, and overall drowsiness. CBS News reports that the drink was devel­oped in order to calm individuals and reduce stress. They come in lightly carbonated sodas and cold teas.

Police Blotter

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18:28 Report of possible counterfeit $20.00 bill at Union market. A check of the bill showed it to be real. Bill re­turned to student.23:00 Unlawful dealing/underage alcohol possession­

Process case paperwork.

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12:16 Medical emergency – Lehman Dinning Hall – Transported to CPH00:09 Unlawful Possession of Alcohol w/ Intent to Con­

sume – Lehman Hall –Subjects referred. LLMNO&P"5:&*+=!3/),'&.3#%1&

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QNMLO& I#%)*/3& #=#":#,*8& R& S'5%#,'& 0)'(& %)-.*53'8&breathing ­ Maxcy Hall14:25 Medical emergency – Student with head injury –

Maxcy Hall

14:55 Pettit larceny – Satterlee Hall – Investigation con­tinued22:32 Motorist issued UTT for Unauthorized Lights and

Tinted Windows. Warned for marijuana possession and possession of a forged instrument ­ Watertown Dr.03:15 Disorderly Conduct – Report of two subjects yell­

),:&/,%&$'/'),:&'(#8&/"#&:+),:&'+&:#'&),&/&.:('1&&H/'"+3$&3+­cated subjects. Subjects advised to cease conduct. Subjects were visitors of college and host will be referred for visitors conduct.

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17:00 Report of damage to window in Lehman Hall – Student admits to accidentally breaking window(s) – Refer­ral completed

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09:05 Medical emergency – female student passed out in class – signed off further medical treatment by PVRS.16:00 Medical emergency – female visitor experiencing

asthma­like symptoms – Maxcy training room – transported

to CPH via PVRS.18:14 Stolen Computers Case Follow Up – Suspect ar­

rested, arraigned and transported to County lockup.20:33 Female student dropped property at UPD belong­

ing to another student. Owner was contacted and came into UPD and picked her property up.23:10 Marijuana complaint – Bowman Hall – No odor of

marijuana detected by patrol – Unfounded.05:07 Medical Emergency – Draime 3rd&6++"&R&F#=/3#&

student upset stomach/vomiting ­ Transported to CPH via PVRS.

E*4*2>*#%FA%?BC?12:30 Fire alarm activation – Van Housen Hall – smoke

detector activated in Counseling Center – burnt toast – $=+9#&*3#/"#%&."#&!/,#3&"#$#'117:23 Fire alarm activation – Draime Hall – smoke detec­

tor activated in basement kitchen – student spilled cooking oil on stove and smoke set off detector – PVFD on scene – $=+9#&*3#/"#%&R&."#&!/,#3&"#$#'102:16 Noise Complaint – Lehman South occupant spo­

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POTSDAM, N.Y. – The State University of New York College at Potsdam is currently undergoing its largest expansion since the comple­tion of the Crane complex in 1970. With the construction of the new

Performing Arts building and the renovations to Maxcy Ice Arena, SUNY Potsdam begins a campus­wide expansion and renovation plan scheduled to coincide with the college’s bicentennial in 2016.“The school is looking to be

on track with its bicentennial plan which seeks to solidify SUNY Potsdam in higher education,” said

Ryan Williams, president of the Student Government Association.The current projects are only the

!"#$% &'()(% '*%+,-$%+'..% /(% -% )01­plete overhaul of all campus facili­ties during the next 25 to 30 years. Upon completion of the Perform­

ing Arts building, the theater and dance departments will be moved out of their current space in Dunn and Satterlee Halls. The move frees up space to temporarily house other departments as SUNY Potsdam be­gins the process of renovating and updating every building on campus. According to the Facilities Mas­

ter Plan, which is available to all students online, the end result will

relocate the Department of Anthro­pology from MacVicar Hall to the vacated space in Dunn.Some students have expressed

concerns over such a use of campus "(#02")(#3% (#&()'-..4% '*%!*-*)'-..4%5'6!)2.$%$'1(#7“It seems callous to be cutting

jobs and raising costs all while in­vesting millions of dollars in a new building,” said Mark Shatraw, a senior computer science major at SUNY Potsdam.According to the university’s

Consolidated Financial report, however, the funding for these con­struction projects comes mostly from state funding and is granted

to the school with restrictions on how it can be used. The current construction projects on campus have been in the planning stage for almost seven years; the funding 6"01%$,(%#$-$(%+-#%#&()'!)-..4%5(#­ignated for such a purpose.“There should be no tuition dol­

lars used for [capital projects],” Williams said, citing the report. “Tuition dollars are used for aca­demic expenses and other operating expenses only.”The college has pursued expan­

sion and renovation as a means of improving the facilities and oppor­tunities offered by SUNY Potsdam since the 1950s; however a major­ity of the buildings at SUNY Pots­

dam haven’t seen renovations or upgrades since the 1970s and are long overdue for a project of this nature. “We need it bad,” Williams said.

“We are making every attempt to make Potsdam the best college it can be for current and future stu­dents alike.”The complete Facilities Master

Plan is available at www.potsdam.edu/about/physicalplant/fmp/in­dex.cfm. The Consolidated Finan­cial Report can be found at www. potsdam.edu/faculty/campusre­sources/resourcetransparency/fi­nancial.cfm.

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Student loans are a concern for college students across the nation. Changes in policies about student loans occur often, but students are usually not aware of them. Accord­ing to American Student Assis­tance, nearly 60 percent of students borrow money annually to cover the costs of a college education. Changes such as interest rates and availablity of types of loans often (66()$%$,('"%!*-*)'-.%-'5%5()'#'0*#7“Grace periods for student

loans are six months for Stafford Loans and nine months for Perkins 80-*#39%#-'5%:1-*5-%;"(#)0$$3%-%!­nancial aid advisor at SUNY Pots­dam. “However, taking a leave of absence or medical withdrawal will cut into your grace period.”For example, if a student takes

off a semester because of an illness, the time he or she is away from school counts towards the loan’s grace period. Students should be made aware of this and plan ac­cordingly.The difference between subsi­

dized and unsubsidized Stafford loans is important to know be­cause it affects how much interest students will be paying back. Sub­

sidized loans do not incur interest while students are in school, while unsubsidized loans do, as well as having a higher interest rate.<2"'*=% ,'#% !"#$% $("1% '*% 06!)(3%

President Barack Obama kept sub­sidized loans at a low interest rate. He lobbied to extend the 3.4 percent interest rate for subsidized loans last year, as opposed to a much higher 6.8 percent rate, which is the interest rate of unsubsidized loans.However, this extension expires

on July 1, 2013, unless Congress and the president renew it again. At that time, interest rates for sub­sidized loans will jump back up to 6.8 percent for the 2013­2014 school year without further legisla­tion.>?$@#%,-"5%$0%!*5%62*5'*=%$0%A((&%

#$25(*$% .0-*#%-*5%!*-*)'-.%-'5%=0­ing,” Prescott said. Another change to student loans

is that starting in Fall 2012, gradu­ate students no longer have the op­tion of using subsidized loans for their post­undergraduate education. This means that graduate students +'..% ,-B(% $0% !*5% 0$,("% 1(-*#% 06%paying for graduate school, such as unsubsidized loans, Perkins loans, scholarships and graduate assistant programs.Prescott also suggested that

students know their student loan servicer. Although subsidized and unsubsidized loans are provided by the government, there is a “middle man” for federally­held loans, and this is where the loan servicer comes in.There are twelve companies that

service loans to students. Among the more well­known companies are Nelnet, Sallie Mae, Mohela, Great Lakes Educational Loan Ser­vices, and Granite State Manage­ment and Resources. When think­ing about paying loans, students should remember that each compa­ny has different ways of contacting them, and that they should always know who their loan provider is.Sindie Dorcilien, a senior Com­

munications major, said that she thought there should be a “longer grace period for student loans, al­though leaving interest rates the way they are is a good idea.”Prescott said she felt the same

way. “All student loans should be extended to nine months,” she said, which is a more reasonable time frame, as Perkins loans have a nine­month grace period. Students who are seeking infor­

mation on the changes the Obama -51'*'#$"-$'0*% ,-#% 1-5(% $0% !*-*­cial aid should be aware that state

workers like Prescott are not al­lowed, under state law, to show or demonstrate political bias.>C4%D0/%-#%-%!*-*)'-.%-'5%)02*­

selor is to provide consistent and (B(*E,-*5(5%#2&&0"$%-*5%*0$%'*F2­

ence personal decisions of the stu­dents,” she said.

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Yes, I know it has been a while since I have put out a fash­ion pick of the week, but without further a due my fashion pick for the last issue of the semester is Kareem Tappin! Kareem was the perfect choice for this week. With his comfy, urban style he was my favorite this week by far. Usually I choose to take my photos outside, but the weather had me feeling a little gloomy so I decided to shoot inside. There seemed to be no better place to take some cool, fashionable pics than in between the book shelves 0*%$,(%#()0*5%F00"%06%$,(%.'/"-"47%Kareem is sporting army

cargo pants from Who.A.U and a stylish purple hoodie from En­$"G(7% H,-$% !"#$% )-2=,$% 14% (4(%+'$,%$,'#%02$!$%+-#%$,(%-""-*=(­ment of colors. One wouldn’t

usually think that green and purple jive well together, but Kareem sure pulled it off. Ka­reem wore a Raptors hat and some sneakers to pull the whole look together. After taking pic­tures, we sat down for a quick IJ:7%K*(%06%14%!"#$%L2(#$'0*#%I really was interested in asking Kareem was where his inspira­tion comes from. He answered a lot of it comes from his older brother and his mentor Sharifa Cudjoe. I wasn’t expecting that answer because usually people !*5% '*#&'"-$'0*% '*%1-=-M'*(#%0"%the people around them. It was nice to hear that family was an '*F2(*)(% '*% ,'#% #$4.(% ),0')(#7% ?%didn’t know about Kareem, but I know that when I wake up in the morning and feel that I have *0$,'*=% $0%+(-"% ?%5(!*'$(.4%,-5%a go­to piece. When I asked Ka­reem his go­to piece he replied

his sneakers. Now with all these cool clothes I wondered where they were coming from. Kareem says that his favorite stores are Zara, Atrium, and Ralph Lau­ren, a good variety for clothing choices. With every fashionista comes a way that they would describe his/her style, Kareem said he would describe his style as, “urban, comfy but stylish, -*5% (B("45-4% 14% 02$!$#% B-"479%I really enjoyed Kareem’s style ),0')(#% -*5% $,(% )0*!5(*)(% $0%1-A(% (-),% 02$!$% +0"AN% -#% O-­"((1% #-'53% >% ?6% 402% ,-B(% )0*!­5(*)(3% 402% )-*%1-A(% -*4% 02$!$%look good.”Although this is the last is­

sue of the semester, that doesn’t mean to slack on the style. I will be keeping my eyes peeled for potential fashion picks of the week for next semester. Remem­ber to keep fashion fun!

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PACES is unable to give the food­to­food banks is because the North Country lacks the resources that cities do to allow such transactions.“In cities, the food bank could

get the leftover food by using a P,0.5% ,-"1.(##% )("$'!)-$(3@% +,'),%would release us from all liability for the food if someone were to get sick. To give food away you need someone to sign off on it.” Food donated to food banks is

inspected by professionals who as­

sess the food, throw away unsal­vageable items, and reprocess what is left to be redistributed the next day.“We don’t have something like

that in the north country,” Arnold said. Arnold said that in the absence

of such a service for the past decade PACES has been moving more and more towards made­to­order food to reduce waste.“Mediterrano’s, Chip’s, Fifth

+0".5% ="'..3% F-$% /"(-5% &'MM-3%Becky’s, Lehman,” all of them are made­to­order or are partly made­to­order.“We’re down to things made in

batches­ soup, meatloaf­ those are the thing that have the most waste.” Arnold said.PACES does give food to farm­

ers, but it is usually pre­consumer waste, food that doesn’t get put out for students, rather than post­consumer waste. Vegetable scraps and other leftovers from the Bow­

men kitchen, which prepares much of the campus food, go back to the farmers. Oil is also sent back to farmers to be converted into fuel. “We must follow codes strict on

what could be a risk,”Arnold said. “Do we throw away food that I would personally eat? Yes. Do we throw away the food that the Board of Health tells us to? Yes.” Arnold said that if a student

group on campus was interested in making a food bank agreement happen, PACES would be willing to work with the group.

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Schwaller said that the enroll­ment budget for this is based on a 5 level scale. Lower­level classes need less money than graduate level classes. If the enrollment of graduate students decreases, our budget decreases accordingly. The decrease is currently seen in Pots­dam’s graduate programs, though Q),+-..("% '#% )0*!5(*$% $,-$% '$% +'..%change.“Funding associated with enroll­

1(*$% +'..% -.+-4#% F2)$2-$(% 52(% $0%different numbers every year,” he said.In addition, the previous system

gave certain schools “bonuses” for falling in such categories, as being smaller or being an arts campus, each about half of a million dollars. Those bonuses have been removed from the new plan, further lowering Potsdam’s funding.SUNY Central recognizes

these changes for Potsdam, and

other small schools, which made the three­year time period neces­#-"47%Q),+-..("% #-'5%,(%+-#% )0*!­dent that Potsdam could boost its numbers, especially in graduate programs, and that the college is launching an ambitious expansion of graduate programs. “We are trying to have it not

affect the student experience,” Schwaller said.Changes have already been initi­

ated, with almost no change to stu­dent life. Schwaller said that Pots­dam has already reduced its budget by $13 million. “We have created a partnership

between the state and the campus. This is not a cut, but rebalancing the way money is distributed,” he said.

“Budget” continued

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eventually AIDS) attack

the immune system?

AIDS is the end­point of HIV­infection; AIDS devel­ops after the immune system is severely compromised. A person has the highest viral load (amount of HIV in his/,("%#4#$(1R%+,(*%!"#$%'*6()$(5%and then again when the T­cells which help ward off infection in general, are severely dimin­ished or depleted. In people who are otherwise healthy, ini­tial infection with HIV means that their immune system is strong enough to respond to the virus. The virus, which replicates by the millions daily, eventually “wears down” the immune system by destroying t­cells, resulting in full­blown AIDS about 10­12 years after initial infection.

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We’ve all heard it. The world is allegedly coming to an end in December 2012. It was also going to come to an end May 2011. And June 2006. And May 2003. And January 2000. They go back farther than that. The end of the world has been predicted since it began and in the age of the Internet it is eas­ier than ever to spread these theo­ries around. But fear not. Though doomsayers and fear mongers say otherwise, the world will be intact on December 22 and most of you will be back at SUNY Potsdam for the spring 2013 semester. The experts over at NASA have

printed a nifty little list on their website debunking all theories tied to the supposed impending dooms­day, and an extended version can be found at www.nasa.gov and the following comes from their web­site:The most popular of which

seems to be the Mayan Calendar ending. However, this is untrue. The Mayan calendar does not pre­dict end times. Just like our cal­endar ends on December 31 and begins again, so does theirs. They simply measure time differently.The December 21 conspiracy

did not begin with the Mayan Calendar. It began with a woman who claimed to communicate with aliens on the planet Nibiru who told her that they would be hitting Earth in May 2003. When that didn’t

Why the world won’t be ending

happen she claimed she heard their message wrong and said December 2012 would be the big day. There is no upcoming planetary

alignment, and even if there were there would be little to no impact on the earth. Each December the Earth and Sun line up with the cen­ter of the Milky Way but that has absolutely no effect on the earth. A reversal in the rotation of

Earth is impossible. There are slow movements of the continents (for example Antarctica was theorized to be near the equator hundreds of millions of years ago), but that is ir­relevant to claims of reversal of the rotational poles. However, many of the disaster websites pull a bait­and­switch to fool people. They claim a relationship between the rotation and the magnetic polarity

of Earth, which does change irregu­larly, with a magnetic reversal tak­ing place every 400,000 years on average. As far as we know, such a magnetic reversal doesn’t cause any harm to life on Earth. Scientists believe a magnetic reversal is very unlikely to happen in the next few millennia.

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College LifeAnnie Says:De­stress masks

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Finals Week is just around the corner and we all know that can be a stressful time. The perfect de­stressing activity is to have a spa night with a group of friends and make some homemade facials. This mask in particular is one of my fa­

vorites due to its lack of complex­'$4N% 402% )-*%!*5% $,(#(% '*="(5'(*$#%right in your kitchen. All you need for this is nutmeg, honey, and cin­namon. The great thing about the combination of these ingredients is that nutmeg and honey act as a nat­2"-.% '*F-11-$0"43% "(52)'*=%#+(..­ing and redness. Winter can be a harsh time on skin because of the

cold winds, which dry the skin and create redness. If you have acne scars, this mask can help soothe them and prevent further infection to the skin. Cinnamon and nutmeg also are used to exfoliate the skin. The next mask I had in mind

for you to try is used to brighten $,(% #A'*7%S,(% !"#$% #$(&% '#% $0% )2$% -%slice of ripe papaya and remove the seeds. Rub the inside of the papaya peel over a clean face and let dry 60"%!6$((*% $0% $+(*$4%1'*2$(#3% $,(*%"'*#(%+'$,%+-"1%+-$("7%S,(%/(*(!$#%of papaya are that it is a great way to exfoliate, repaid sun damage, and help smooth skin. All you need for this next mask

is a banana. You may be thinking +,-$%)-*%-%/-*-*-%50%$0%/(*(!$%14%skin? Well, actually it can do quite a bit. Mash a medium sized banana and apply it all over the face and neck. Let it sit for 20 minutes then rinse with cold water. Bananas are great for bringing hydration back to the skin and leave your skin feeling smooth.The last mask I want everyone to

try is all about oatmeal and a few other ingredients. Combine half of a cup of hot water and one third cup of oatmeal. After letting the oatmeal settle in the water for two to three minutes, mix in two table­spoons of plain yogurt and honey, and one small egg white. Then, rinse with warm water. This mask is a great pick me up and will leave you looking and feeling better.So when Finals Week is over and

you are sitting around the house with some friends, go to the kitchen and mix up a facial mask!

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!"#$%&'()*#+*#,-*).+'$#/*)0".$*#'!$)%1.*)The SUNY Potsdam women’s

basketball team (1­4) fell to

Clarkson University (1­3) 72­

58 Tuesday evening at Jerry Welsh

Gymnasium. Senior guard Katy

Briedis (Canton, N.Y./Cushing

Academy) recorded game and ca­

reer­highs with 28 points for Pots­

dam. Sophomore guard Leighann

Tomita (Cerritos, Calif./Cerritos)

led the Golden Knights with 17

points.

The Bears jumped out quickly to

an 11­4 lead in the early stages of

!"#$%&'!$"()*$+#",-.$'/0"/1/&#$*/&­ward Bailey Weigel (Williamsville,

N.Y/Williamsville East) and Brie­

dis. Clarkson slowed the Potsdam

charge when freshman Ashley Log­

gins (Albany, N.Y./South Colonie)

drilled a three­pointer to claim a 17­

14 lead with 10 minutes remaining.

Sophomore forward Carli Reynolds

(Indian Lake, N.Y./Indian Lake)

answered the Golden Knights of­

fensive with a long three ball from

the top of the arch to notch the

score at 17 all. The Bears gained a

26­21 advantage when freshman­

forward Margaret Wall (Church­

ville, N.Y./Aquinas Institute) hit a

free throw with 4:35 remaining in

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the half on top, 27­26.

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cylinders in the second half. The

Golden Knights controlled the

boards and rode the shooting of To­

mita and sophomore guard Jovanna

Snead (Poughkeepsie, N.Y./Pough­

keepsie). The duo propelled Clark­

son to a 14­point lead with 8:34

remaining in the second half. A la­

yup from Loggins gave the Golden

Knights a 21­point advantage at 69­

48 with 3:06 left. The Bears closed

the contest with a 10­3 run before

falling by the 72­58 count.

7)(&8'/-:'$ ;-#(.$ %-,'"#.$ <,!"$14 points and six rebounds, while

Loggins chipped in 12 points and

seven boards. Sophomore for­

ward Brooke Butkovsky (Monroe,

Conn./Masuk) just missed a dou­

ble­double with eight points and 10

rebounds.

In support of Briedis, junior

forward Jessica Kouzan (Webster,

N.Y./Webster­Schroeder) scored 11

points and grabbed four rebounds.

Clarkson shot 46 percent from

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the arc. The Bears hit 39 percent

of their shots. Potsdam forced 17

Golden Knight turnovers, while

turning the ball over 14 times them­

selves. The Bears return to action

this weekend as they open SUNY­

A7$0)(B$ (!$7/&!)(-.$ (-.$3'<#5/2$Potsdam faces the Red Dragons at 6

p.m. on Friday night and the Lakers

at 2 p.m. on Saturday.

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Suny Potsdam’s assistant ath­

letic director and several coaches

have joined together to create the

Athletic Leadership Committee to

enhance Potsdam’s sports depart­

ment this fall.

Starting spring semester 2012,

Bill Mitchell, the assistant athletic

director, asked all coaches to pick

one or two representatives from

each athletic team who were lead­

#&'$(-.$%!$ !"#$4&,!#&,($/*$ !"#$AC72$He reached out to all the people

recommended and asked them per­

sonally whether they were interest­

ed in being a part of the committee.

“Everyone on the list agreed

except for one person due to their

hectic schedule,” Mitchell said. “I

want people of action who will take

care of business and are respected

by their peers — people who were

not scared to hold their peers ac­

countable and people who want to

be a part of change.”

The Athletic Leadership Com­

mittee meets every two weeks to

discuss ideas that will improve the

athletic department.

3-#$ ,.#($ !"(!$<('$ /&5(-,D#.$ ,-$the meetings is “Bears Supporting

Bears.” Mitchell asked each coach

to provide the date of an important

match where all the athletes are

obligated to attend to support that

team.

“So far, Bears Supporting Bears

has generated enthusiasm and sup­

port among the teams, which didn’t

happen in previous years,” said Jil­

lian Dye, a senior who is the cap­

tain of the volleyball team and a

member of ACL.

In addition, the ACL is creat­

ing a new award called “Team of

the Year” that will be presented at

the athletic banquet in May. This

award will acknowledge the team

that is well­rounded not just in

sports, but in academics as well.

“The Team of the Year award has

the qualities in academics, athlet­

ics, community service and leader­

ship,” Dye said. “This committee is

also creating a strong community

with the athletes. ”

Mitchell hopes to continue the

ACL in upcoming years.

“Without a question this will

continue next year,” Mitchell said.

“The next step is to include the stu­

dent body to support the athletes.”

Athletic department promotes inter­team spirit

!"#$%&'()*#+*#,-*).+'9#/*)0".$*#'!$)%1.*)The SUNY Potsdam men’s bas­

ketball team (1­2) never trailed as

the Bears downed the Clarkson

Golden Knights (3­1) 77­65 in their

home opener. Senior guard Mark

Lake, Jr. (Harlem, N.Y./All Hal­

lows) scored a game­high 23 points

to lead Potsdam and junior forward

Rob Duquette (Peru, N.Y./Peru)

recorded a double­double with 14

points and 11 boards.

Potsdam jumped out to a 2­0

lead on a layup from Lake 18 sec­

onds into the contest and never

trailed. A jumper by junior forward

Colin Peterson (Hilton, N.Y./Hil­

ton) gave the Bears a 15­8 advan­

tage at 12:41. The Golden Knights

answered with a 6­0 run capped by

a junior guard Marques Charlton

(Deer Park, N.Y./Deer Park) to get

to within 15­14. Freshman guard

Joe Estramonte (Greenwich, N.Y./

Greenwich) sparked a 9­2 Potsdam

response witha three­pointer with

10:28 left. Three minutes later,

another layup from Lake gave the

Bears an eight­point, 24­16 lead,

their largest of the half.

Potsdam kept Clarkson at arm’s

length the rest of the half and took a

37­33 lead into the break.

Strong shooting from the Golden

Knights early in the second half got

them to within 41­40 at the 17:34

mark. The Bears built their lead

back to 51­44 with a short barrage

including a three from Peterson

and a loud dunk from senior cap­

tain Curtis Pierce (Brooklyn, N.Y./

George Westinghouse Vocational).

However, Clarkson wouldn’t go

away. Two free throws from for­

ward Jerry Coleman (Potsdam,

N.Y./Potsdam) trimmed the Pots­

dam lead to 52­51 with 10:18 on

the clock. Another Bears burst gave

them a 64­55 lead with just over

four minutes to play. Lake iced the

contest with a jumper at 1:11. Pots­

dam added a few more points from

the free throw line to close out the

77­65 victory.

E#!#&'/-$ %-,'"#.$ !"#$ 4/-!#'!$with a career­high 13 points and

Pierce added another 11 points and

seven rebounds. Potsdam shot near­

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Coleman led Clarkson with 22

points and Charlton chipped in an­

other 16 points. Freshman guard

Felix Abongo (Beacon, N.Y./Iona

Prep) also hit double­digits with

13 points. Clarkson hit 33 percent

of its shots, but was just 2­18 from

beyond the arc in the second half.

Bears Head Coach Sherry Dobbs

was pleased with his team at both

ends of the court.

“I was most happy with our de­

fense tonight,” said Bears Head

Coach Sherry Dobbs. “I thought

Zac Adams (Potsdam, N.Y./Pots­

dam) played tremendous defensive

basketball and was really a key for

us. He did exactly what we asked

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rebound the way I think we should.”

Dobbs also had plenty of praise

for his offensive stars.

“I thought Mark and Colin both

made shots at times of the game

where we needed to make plays,”

added Dobbs. “They shot the ball

well. Mark made some plays down

the stretch where we needed a bas­

ket. He’s got the ability to get to the

rim, which really helped us and Joe

Estramonte did some good things

as a point guard and made some

plays for us. We’re pleased with

the progress we’ve made and now

we’ve got to build off that into the

weekend.”

Potsdam opens SUNYAC play

on the road this weekend. The

Bears take on Cortland 8 p.m. on

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Matt Thompson was the Bears’ lone

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Statesmen on Sunday.

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that episode; I feel like she lets us

in on some great secretes! Sorry, I

can’t give you a car, but I can share

with you some of things that have

"#)0#.$1#$()/-5$!"#$&/(.$!/$%!-#''2$$Healthy Snacks. I’m a big time

snacker, but I really try to make

healthy snack choices. Some of my

*(H/&,!#$ !&#(!'$(&#R$J,+#&$3-#$S&(­nola Bars (the Chocolate is espe­

cially delicious!); Teddy Grahams

(chocolate chip tastes like cook­

ies!); mini carrots and carrot chips;

grapes (any kind­try them frozen

for a special treat); banana and pea­

nut butter; celery and peanut butter;

really anything and peanut butter

(my choice is Skippy Super Chunk

Natural); 2% Cracker Barrel cheese

with Kashi cheddar crackers; and

my newest discovery… Pirates

Booty Cannon Balls (tastes just like

cheese puffs).

Squats and Lunges. I like to

get the most bang for my exercise

buck, and these two exercises work

a lot of muscle groups all at once.

There are hundreds of varieties of

squats and lunges (check out www.

exrc.net for examples), but they all

work the muscles of the upper leg

and hip. Use your body weight, use

a medicine ball, use dumbbells, use

your roommate­ whatever you have

to challenge yourself.

Fitness Watches. I could not

function without my running

watch. I time something everyday.

It could be crunches for 60 sec­

onds or 2 minute sprint intervals. A

watch with a stop watch function is

a workout waiting to happen. My

all time favorite? Iron Man by Ti­

mex. There is a men’s and women’s

version, so ladies you don’t have to

wear a giant camo watch on your

wrist! Plenty of colors and oh,

yes… around $15.

Gatorade G2 and PowerAde

Zero. Regular Gatorade and Pow­

erAde are full of sugar. Great for

people who exercise for long peri­

ods of time (>90 minutes), but not

great for people who workout for

30 minutes at lunch and are trying

to lose weight. Water is always a

good choice, but sometimes you

T9'!$-##.$($),!!)#$=(H/&2$$SU$"('$*/&­ty calories/serving and PowerAde

Zero has­ you guessed it­ zero calo­

ries per serving.

Fitness DVDs/Apps. A great

option for those days you can’t

make it to the gym (I do these in

my basement at home on the week­

ends!). The P90x and Insanity

DVDs are a lot of fun­ just be sure

to take them at your own pace! My

*(H/&,!#$%!-#''$(00$,'$V,8#$O&(,-,-5$Club. It’s free (excellent!) and con­

tains a great variety of workouts for

(-B$%!-#''$)#H#)2$$O"#$(00$),!#&())B$walks you through each workout

with videos, timers and the ability

to play any of your iTunes playlists

in the background.

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any of the above­mentioned items.

Just a few things that have helped

me stay healthy and I hope will

help you. Have a great week!

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!"#$%&'JD'()*#+*#,-*).+'$#/*)0".$*#'@$)%1.*)Seventh­ranked Hobart College

(8­0­2) scored two second period

goals to break a 1­1 tie and down

the SUNY Potsdam men’s hockey

team (3­5) 3­1 at Massena Arena on

Sunday afternoon. Senior forward

Bobby Hannah (Burbank, Calif./

Portland) had three assists to lead

the Statesmen and freshman for­

ward Matt Thompson (Anchorage,

Alaska/Kenai River BrowBears)

scored for the Bears.

Potsdam built early momentum,

putting four shots on Hobart senior

goalie Marty Ausserhofer (Bru­

nico, Italy/New Jersey Rockets)

+#*/&#$!"#$;!(!#'1#-$5/!$!"#,&$%&'!$goal. However, it was the States­

1#-$!"(!$.&#<$%&'!$+)//.$(!$@RU>$/*$the opening period. Sophomore de­

fenseman Ryan Michel (Camillus,

N.Y./Northwood School) wristed a

'"/!$*&/1$!"#$0/,-!$!"(!$=/(!#.$0('!$screened Potsdam junior goalie

Shane Talarico (Greensburg, Pa./

Elmira College) and into the up­

per right corner of the net. Hannah

and senior forward Frank Salituro

XY(95"(-6$ 3-!(&,/Z;!2$ [,4"(#):'\$recorded the assists.

The Bears answered less than

four minutes later as Thompson

picked up a loose puck in front of

Hobart’s net and roofed it over Aus­

serhofer. Freshman forward Billy

Pascalli (Deer Park, N.Y./New

York Bobcats) assisted on the goal.

The Statesmen got the momentum

back as they went on the power

play with 1:09 left in the period.

Hobart pelted Talarico with the last

%H#$ '"/!'$ /*$ !"#$ '!(-D(6$ +9!$ <#-!$into the break still tied at 1­1.

The Bears managed to kill the

penalty after two more Statesmen

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shots to start the second 20 min­

utes, but the pressure continued. At

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picked up a pass in front of Pots­

.(1:'$5/()$ (-.$+#(!$O()(&,4/$%H#?hole for the eventual game­winner.

Hanna and senior defenseman Har­

ry Radovich (Rumson, N.J./West­

minster) each registered assists on

the play. Hobart slowed down Pots­

dam’s offense for much of the rest

of the contest and added an insur­

ance marker on the man advantage

(!$ GR]^2$ [,4"#)$ %&#.$ ($ '"/!$ *&/1$the right point and Salituro tipped

it past Talarico to close the scoring

in the contest. Hannah notched the

second assist.

Hobart never relinquished con­

trol of the contest in the third pe­

riod, maintaining possession of the

puck and outshooting the Bears

15­9. With 57 seconds remaining,

Talarico was pulled for an extra at­

tacker, but Potsdam was unable to

draw any closer.

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the victory. The Statesmen went

1­2 on the power play, while the

Bears were 0­1.

Potsdam is back in action this

weekend as they head to Central

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land at the same time on Saturday.

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