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Cardinal Points Lands Another All American Newspaper Award
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Who Says Women Don't Do Science?
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ADX Students Catch A Wave
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Theatre Department Explores the Dark Side of Morality in "An Inspector Calls"
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Wild Island of Hope
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Cardinal Points, Plattsburgh State's student newspaper, has been named by the Associated Collegiate Press as an All-American newspaper for the spring 2004 semester. This All American marks the sixth such ranking for Cardinal Points, as well as the second consecutive under the leadership of Editor in Chief Katie Holscher. 
Jenny Winch and Jaime Potter are both working on a research project with Dr. Mary Roden-Tice, studying the uplift history of the Adirondacks and New England, and learning a lot about themselves in the process. Their hard work has earned them an invitation to study the (U-Th)/He method of dating geological specimens at Yale this summer. 
As Dr. Soroka, director of the Adirondack Experience, once said, "when I started ice climbing, the first thing I did was buy climbing boots; the second was to visit a bookstore." Now he and the ADX program help others make those "boots and books" connections. 
Written by J.B. Priestly (1894-1984) during the final years of the Second World War, "An Inspector Calls" is a brilliantly compelling and haunting thriller. Plattsburgh State professor, and director, 
This year's exciting Adirondack Experience Adventure Lecture Series opens with a presentation by Gary Randorf, author, photographer, and environmentalist. Randorf, who has traveled the world photographing the earth's wild places, will be presenting on a new collection of his work, The Adirondacks: Wild Island of Hope . Contact Information
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