Binghamton’s Allie Rodgers of the women’s lacrosse team shoots through the Niagara defense last week. The Bearcats play Cornell at 7 p.m. tonight at the Bearcats Sports Complex.
PHOTO: JONATHAN COHEN
Women's Lacrosse
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Warm Winter Day
Nick Cortina takes advantage of a snowbank along the DeFleur Walkway to cushion his dive for a Frisbee that was tossed his way on an unusually warm winter day when temperatures reached the mid-50s.
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Lijun Yin
Lijun Yin, an associate professor of computer science, works in the Seymour Kunis Media Core, a new Binghamton University facility that’s a blend of lab and movie studio. Read more: http://ow.ly/sEJTl
PHOTO: JONATHAN COHEN
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Sunrise After A Snowstorm
The Clock Tower, Glenn G. Bartle Library Tower, Fine Arts Building and the Couper Administration Building are all illuminated by the sunrise the morning after a snowfall.
PHOTO: JONATHAN COHEN
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Victory!
Jesse Garn (pictured here), Eric Holt, Adam McIe and Chris Fernandez win the 4x800 relay at the ECAC/IC4A Indoor Track Championships in Boston setting a new school record and winning with a time of 7:23.33, ranking first in the nation.
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Sunset On Bartle Tower
The sun sets on the Glenn G. Bartle Library Tower.
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Snarky Puppy
Michael League, bassist, composer and leader of the Brooklyn-based instrumental fusion band Snarky Puppy, performs at the Osterhout Concert Theater in the Anderson Center for the Performing Arts.
PHOTO: JONATHAN COHEN
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High Elements
Tony Draus builds a High Elements challenge course in a wooded area near the East Gym. The course will be fully operational at the start of the fall 2014 semester.
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23rd Annual Purim Carnival
Esti Lodge, left, and Deborah Tirsun do battle on a jousting inflatable during the 23rd Annual Purim Carnival at the Events Center hosted by the Rohr Chabad Center for Jewish Student Life and other organizations.
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Pi Day
Watson alumni James Manchisi, MS ‘82, (left) and Tonya Parris ‘92 (speaking with President Harvey Stenger) gave career tips and advice to the 2014 Watson graduating class during Pi Day held last Friday. Students were served cherry pie to mark the occasion.
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Big Data
Binghamton researchers mining Big Data for solutions include (clockwise from top left) Sang Won Yoon, Mohammad Khasawneh, Zhongfei “Mark” Zhang, Chun-An Chou and Sarah Lam. Read more: http://ow.ly/sEhFU
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Binghamton University Scholars
Binghamton University Scholars Samuel David Bravo, left, and Jack Fischer demonstrate how coating airplane windshields with colored plastic can reduce laser attacks on airline pilots.
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Tough Defense
Callon Williams (foreground) and Allie Rodgers of Binghamton’s women’s lacrosse team shield a shot above the crease. The team will play Quinnipiac at noon today at the Bearcats Sports Complex.
PHOTOS: JONATHAN COHEN
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Public Service Learning Community Book Distribution Project
Binghamton University’s Casey Marlow of Hinman College and Theta Tau fraternity members delivered books to Woodrow Wilson Elementary students. The event was sponsored by Athletes for Charity.
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Job Fair
The Center for Career and Professional Development hosts ts Job & Internship Fair − rescheduled from earlier this semester due to snow − at the Mandela Room last Thursday.
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New Union
Students make use of the new atrium in the renovated portion of the University Union that opened recently.
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Man One Critiques Student Artwork
Undergraduate Richard Lieberman has his oil paintings critiqued by world-renowned artist, curator, entrepreneur and activist Man One of Los Angeles at the Fine Arts Building.
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Green Day Friday
Undergraduate and OCCT driver Raul Avalos is greeted by Baxter the Bearcat as the Binghamton mascot visits the University Union promoting school spirit on Green Day Friday.
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Ruben Santiago-Hudson '78
Ruben Santiago-Hudson ‘78, Tony-winning actor, director and playwright, will give a lecture hosted by the Binghamton Film Initiative at 1 p.m. today in the the Gruber Theater/Studio B in the Fine Arts Building.
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Transmission Electron Microscope
Graduate student Xiaoming Chen uses a transmission electron microscope in the University’s Analytical and Diagnostics Laboratory to measure the electrical and mechanical properties of nanomaterials.
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