BY: OLIVIA WHITE FEATURES EDITOR I remember getting dressed to go out one Saturday night earlier in the year, a warmer time when exposing skin to the Canton elements wouldn’t result in immediate frostbite. My roommates, both swimmers…

BY: BEN RICHARDS STAFF WRITER Nestled in the middle of the beautiful Adirondacks, an area that I hope most students at this university are very familiar with, rests in the town of Tupper Lake. I must admit, it’s not my favorite town in…

BY: KATIE KULL STAFF WRITER Housing selection is right around the corner and with the Theme House fair in the Student Center this week, we thought it would be a good idea to get the inside scoop on what it is like to live in a Theme…

BY: ABAGAEL GILES COLUMNIST This break brought a return to something I hadn’t realized I missed: quiet. During the winter months, the North Country freezes. The Adirondacks freeze and the living things that inhabit them, having long…

BY: OLIVIA WHITE FEATURES EDITOR “I’m incapable of leaving you alone,” croons America’s favorite sadist. There is a collective sound of seat shifting and anticipatory gasping from the audience. Say what you want about Fifty Shades of…

BY: OLIVIA WHITE FEATURES EDITOR Netflix’s decision to release all ten seasons of NBC’s beloved sitcom “Friends” on January first garnered cheers of satisfaction and delight from veteran fans, 90’s nostalgia junkies, and Millennials…

By: ABAGAEL GILES COLUMNIST This week’s boot n’ paddle is somewhat of a public service announcement. It is, as you may have noticed on your last walk to Dana, that time of year when Canton becomes readily mistakable for the arctic…

By: Caroline Murphy Columnist Welcome back my saintly friends and acquaintances. It’s that time of the year again. The time of year where our emails are filled with notices about getting frostbite if you’re outside for too long, and…