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Many of the participants were Geneseo students, which may lead some to believe that these students are involved in the student group PAG, but this would be false; the group currently has only four executive board members and less than 10 weekly attendees.
“Unicorns, chaos, and supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.” These are the three words that describe SUNY Geneseo’s Circus Club, according to two of its e-board members, Kaiya Slovik-Rodgers and Julian Delisle.
Following the screening and Q&A sponsored by Syracuse Paranormal, I had the opportunity to discuss with Chris Di Cesare some questions that have been burning in the minds of viewers of the series, also getting his perspective on various elements of the adaptation process. The leading questions centered around what many wanted to know: what was altered and what remained unchanged in this retelling.
The SUNY Geneseo women’s cross country team has once again proved why they are one of the best in the conference. On Nov. 1, 2025, the Knights won their 14th straight Empire 8 Conference Championship in Rochester, New York.
Arts & Entertainment Comic 11/6/25
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News
This November, benefits from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) will not be issued regularly on Nov. 1.
Over the last two months, via expansive reports and overhead surveys, AIMS has determined that 2025 marks another coral mass bleaching event; this time, possibly more harrowing than before, as reports have stressed that “while less extensive…it is the second time the Reef has experienced consecutive [yearly, mass bleaching] events.”
Knight’s Life
On Nov. 1, 2025 Chris Di Cesare, in an event sponsored by Syracuse Paranormal, delivered a screening of the Netflix adaptation followed by a Q&A. Leading the event were four of the key speakers for the episodes: Chris DiCesare, J. Jeff Ungar, Linda Kalasinski, and Craig Norr (not featuring Vito Di Cesare and Father Charlie Manning due to health reasons, or Di Cesare’s former roommate Paul, who has not spoken to Chris in over 30 years).
Last May, eight porch geese dressed in graduation caps and gowns decorated the MacVittie College Union. They were everywhere, from the Hunt Room to the top of a vending machine—this is the scene I entered.
Sports
Matthew Schaefer, the New York Islanders’ star rookie, has been making a name for himself in the National Hockey League (NHL). Since signing his rookie contract, Schaefer has been making history night in and out and is by far one of the top candidates for the Calder Trophy—awarded to the league’s top rookie—just one month into the season.
The New York Rangers (NYR) may be turning their season around after winning their three most recent games. Fans are finally able to enjoy a game without witnessing the Rangers being constantly defeated.
Opinion
Many of the participants were Geneseo students, which may lead some to believe that these students are involved in the student group PAG, but this would be false; the group currently has only four executive board members and less than 10 weekly attendees.
I never thought in a million years that I would say I love working with kids. Working with kids can be extremely exhausting and I never saw myself in that role at any point of my life. That all changed after I started my new summer job.
Arts & Entertainment
As a girl in college, I have almost completed a “trilogy” that I have created in my head which is a combination of shows that have the same two overarching themes: womanhood and sex. These shows are Sex and the City (1998-2004), Girls (2012-2017), and The Sex Lives of College Girls (2021-2024). I am still in the process of finishing Sex and the City (1998-2004), but I have watched the other two in their entirety.
Whenever movies like these are announced, they are usually faced with a heavy amount of backlash, with people using them as proof that Disney does not make original stories, calling these remakes “cash-grabs” or even “soulless.”
Comics
Arts & Entertainment Comic 11/6/25
Over the last two months, via expansive reports and overhead surveys, AIMS has determined that 2025 marks another coral mass bleaching event; this time, possibly more harrowing than before, as reports have stressed that “while less extensive…it is the second time the Reef has experienced consecutive [yearly, mass bleaching] events.”