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Colorism Sure Is Ugly
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Colorism Sure Is Ugly

From the time dark-skinned girls are born, they are at a disadvantage. Young, dark-skinned black girls are bullied and told that they are not beautiful, not good enough or undesirable. They are told that if they had lighter skin they would be more appealing, creating deep-rooted emotions of anger, jealousy […]

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Michael Krasnoff’s Coaching Journey at SUNY Old Westbury

It’s been a successful 18 years for  Michael Krasnoff as the  head coach of the women’s basketball team at SUNY Old Westbury. He originally joined as part of Joe Gugliero’s staff in 2000. Both were coaching out of an AAU (Amateur Athletic Union) program prior to Old Westbury. Gugliero was […]

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Coffee with University Police

In an effort to bring officers and the OW community together, University Police hosted a Coffee with a Cop event on April 2nd, 2018 at SUNY College at Old Westbury. “The students don’t really interact with [University Police] because our first thought is that they’re trying to ruin our fun, […]

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Rod Stephan: From Correction Officer at Rikers Island to Old Westbury Baseball Coach

Before Rod Stephan led his baseball teams to victories as a coach at SUNY Old Westbury and the collegiate level, he spent 20 years as a correction officer at Rikers Island. At 27 years old, Stephan took a civil services test following college. He was married and had three children, […]

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A Snippet in the Life of Karl Grossman

Karl Grossman has pioneered the combination of investigative reporting and environmental journalism in many different forms of media for more than 50 years and continues to do so today. Grossman got his start in 1962 when he was in college. He did an internship at the Cleveland Press in Ohio, where he was a copy boy and was inspired […]

New Funding for Community Center Aims to Alleviate the Opioid Epidemic in Nassau County
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New Funding for Community Center Aims to Alleviate the Opioid Epidemic in Nassau County

Opioid overdoses are responsible for more than 115 deaths a day in the United States. Opioids are defined as a class of drugs that include the illegal drug heroin, synthetic opioids such as fentanyl, and pain relievers available legally by prescription, such as oxycodone. In Nassau County, opioid overdoses were responsible for 600 […]

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Commencement Ceremony 2018!

The 2018 Commencement Ceremony is quickly approaching! As the semester is rapidly coming to a close, OW seniors impatiently await the ceremony that will make them college graduates. OW’s 52nd Commencement is different than any of its predecessors. Unlike previous Commencements, this year’s ceremony will be held at the Nassau […]

2018 MAC Awards Nominees!
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2018 MAC Awards Nominees!

Here is the complete list of nominees for the 2018 MAC Awards! Join us at the Maguire Theater on Wednesday, May 2, to find out the winners.  Check out all the #OWMAC nominees on MACAWARDS.ORG

Here's Your Media News Podcast!
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Here’s Your Media News Podcast!

This Week on Global Media News: Fake Black Lives Matter Facebook Page Had Thousands of Followers Don’t Share Everything on Facebook . . . Instabrands!  Instagram Influencers Pushing Brands for Dollars. Double Standard?  NFL Cheeerleaders Censored on Social Media. No More Surprises: Is Social Media Ruining Wrestling? Music Discovery: What […]

On Demand: New Media News for You!
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On Demand: New Media News for You!

This Week on Global Media News: Do the Bots Rule Twitter? Does Facebook Need a Social Media Supreme Court to Stop Fake News? Blockchain 101: What the Heck Is It? Which Streaming Music Service Should You Choose? Social Sorting: Facebook’s Political Categories. Data-Mining Child Users of Facebook? Blackberry Suing Snap […]