NEW PALTZ — The “conscience clauses” of the First Amendment affirm the right to free speech and religious freedom. Many scholars believe that these rights were understood by the founders to be mutually reinforcing. However, there have been many recent circumstances – often highly publicized — in which they have…
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Pulitzer Prize-Winning Editor to Speak With New Paltz Journalism Students
NEW PALTZ — Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial writer Bernard Stein will visit SUNY New Paltz on Thursday, October 19 to talk with journalism students about the importance of community press. Stein has been visiting various journalism programs in New York state as the first Center for Community Journalism Journalist in Residence. The…
Read moreAlumni to Show Their Award-Winning Films at SUNY New Paltz
NEW PALTZ — Two recent graduates of SUNY New Paltz will return to their alma mater on Thursday, October 19 for a presentation of their award-winning films. Claudia Amaya, a 1997 graduate, and Yat-Hong Chow, a member of the New Paltz Class of 1996, each earned a bachelor’s degree in radio/television…
Read more23rd Annual Women’s Studies Conference – Through the Looking Glass: Feminism and Popular Culture
NEW PALTZ — The Women’s Studies Program at SUNY New Paltz will host its 23rd annual conference on Saturday, Oct. 28. The conference entitled “Through the Looking Glass: Feminism and Popular Culture” will explore the complexity of popular culture’s relationship to female autonomy and power. “While popular culture has often been the…
Read morePolitical Scientists Have Something to Say About the Presidential and U.S. Senate Election Races
NEW PALTZ — Four SUNY New Paltz political science professors will discuss, debate and analyze this fall’s presidential and U.S. Senate election races in a forum to be held on Wednesday, October 11. The forum will begin at 4 p.m. in the university’s Lecture Center 112. It will be free and…
Read moreNew Paltz Professor is Focused on First Presidential Debate
NEW PALTZ — The end of the first U.S. presidential debate between Vice President Al Gore and Governor George W. Bush will be the beginning of an influential project for SUNY New Paltz associate professor Mary L. Kahl. The faculty member of the New Paltz Communication & Media Department will conduct…
Read moreSUNY New Paltz Plans Homecoming/Alumni Weekend 2000
NEW PALTZ — “Making Tracks in the New Millennium” is the theme of Homecoming/Alumni Weekend 2000, to be held on the SUNY New Paltz campus October 13 through 15. This year’s event will incorporate Alumni Reunion Weekend and Parents Weekend, and include activities for alumni, students, and the parents and…
Read moreGerman Diplomat to Lecture at New Paltz – Mark 10th Anniversary of German Unification
NEW PALTZ — Stefan Schlüter, Germany’s deputy consul general in New York City, will be speaking October 11 on the SUNY New Paltz campus to commemorate the 10th anniversary of German reunification. This event, which will begin at 7 p.m. in Lecture Center 100, is titled “Germany Ten Years after Unification:…
Read moreProfessor’s Book Stresses Journalists’ Commitment
NEW PALTZ — A need for social change drove muckraking journalists’ efforts in the early years of the 20th century, but SUNY New Paltz Professor Robert Miraldi argues in a new book that these investigative reporters’ eagerness to expose wrongdoing often came from their strong spiritual values. The book, The Muckrakers:…
Read moreIt’s Election Time . . . In Albania
NEW PALTZ — The election season is in full swing and SUNY New Paltz political science assistant professor Kathleen Dowley is packing her bags for Albania. Dowley is one of 15 Americans selected to be part of the 100-person international team of election observers during October’s local elections in Albania. The…
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