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Getting to Know Activist And Playwright Raine Grayson
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Getting to Know Activist And Playwright Raine Grayson

Jillian Nadiak April 28, 2015

By Jillian Nadiak Twenty-two year old Raine Grayson is a young playwright from New Paltz who uses his work to spread awareness in any way he can about social issues from autism to LGBTQ matters. Unlike most writers, however, Grayson is transgender and like the estimated 700,000 other transgender people living in […]

K-Pop goes global: An Internet phenomenon
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K-Pop goes global: An Internet phenomenon

Jillian Nadiak March 26, 2015

By Jillian Nadiak Almost 6 million digital votes were cast from countries outside of Asia during the Mnet Asian Music Awards last year. “So I would say this is totally out of Korea and it’s getting bigger and bigger.” –Sebastian Kim, CJ E&M’s Vice President for Global Business during an interview […]

International Student Rediscovers Her Heritage at SUNY New Paltz
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International Student Rediscovers Her Heritage at SUNY New Paltz

Jillian Nadiak November 13, 2014

Ayaka Yamaguchi fumbles with her yukata—a casual kimono—as she tries to put it on. She is 5 feet 3 inches tall and petite despite the way the cloth of the kimono billows out. She pulls the right side over the left, pauses, then the left over the right. She tilts […]

Q&A with Jessica Lyke, Student Actress in ‘Beautiful Thirsty Things’
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Q&A with Jessica Lyke, Student Actress in ‘Beautiful Thirsty Things’

Jillian Nadiak October 9, 2014

Jessica Lyke is an 18-year-old theatre student at SUNY New Paltz who has recently been cast as Mira in the university’s student-run play Beautiful Thirsty Things written by Michelle Rodriguez, which opens this month. She sits inside the Backstage Café, her hair in two braided buns. Henna tattoos are covering […]

Art History Association Reveals the Prominence of Homosexuality in Art
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Art History Association Reveals the Prominence of Homosexuality in Art

Jillian Nadiak March 15, 2013

Zachary Rousseas held a discussion and power-point presentation on February 28 about the history of the relationship between society and homosexual men. Discussing everything from the symbolism of the pink triangle during the holocaust to the way homosexuals are depicted in the media today.

Video of the Week: What Are You Doing for Valentine’s Day?
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Video of the Week: What Are You Doing for Valentine’s Day?

Jillian Nadiak February 14, 2013

Love is in the air and SUNY New Paltz students are out enjoying or hating Valentine’s Day on Feb 14. Produced by Jillian Nadiak

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