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now. Yesterday went on for weeks.My client was returning a

Sephora Collection concealer in the lightest shade. She said it was making her break out, so I called over one of our skincare consul­tants to help me recommend a superior product. We’re all about client service at Sephora, so I did everything I could, with a bright smile, to make her happy, but I also didn’t want to let her off the hook that easily. After a round of “would you maybe like to try another prod­uct out and make an exchange?”, the client lamented her timing and said she’d be back tomorrow. I obliged her and began the trans­action as usual, with the receipt in hand and the product marked out as a damaged item. 7(+"-.%'"5345"#+,'"3228“Is that thunder?” asked my

client. I nodded and said it was

probably just that or a train, and she shouldn’t worry. I asked her if she wanted to try out a few of our samples while we waited for the computer to register the receipt as valid, and she smiled again and told me that I was being very nice (her English was a little broken, so it came out as “you so nice at me”). The second bomb went off.

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with the HR Specialist, who was ringing out his own client across the room from me. Our eyes asked each other “what was that?” and “what should we do?” A hush fell over the store as people—clients and cast members like—looked to each other for answers. None of us knew. None of us had any idea that people were dying.Hysteria. 9,)36,'$5*+"%'.+$4%"32"'+..&-+0"

men and women poured up from the escalators that rise mere feet from where the second bomb went off, which was less than 75 feet from where I was standing. Everyone in my store turned to

stare, in mute horror, as a stampede of screaming people rushed by the tall glass windows that serve as our store front, pushing and shoving to escape a yet unknown assailant.

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ating seniors in SUNY Potsdam’s Bachelor of Fine Arts in Creative Writing program presented selected works from their senior projects in Dunn Theater. Sarah Cantwell presented her

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of working closely with professors on an individual basis, and also the help and encouragement offered by the writing community his degree program represents. Chapman said that writing “Gene” has helped him understand his own family’s expe­riences with alcoholism.Erica Kelso read two portions

2.34"(+."136,/;$06*'"-)'&3,",3:+*"that she is still in the process of writing. The piece focuses on a girl whose Romany family is living in the United States. The mystic pow­ers associated with these gypsies in folklore are real, and one of the struggles she faces is coming to terms with the possibility that she may have a prophetic gift.

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was the noted author T.C. Boyle, whom for the past few days has been visiting his alma mater SUNY Potsdam during the Lougheed Arts Festival. Mr. Boyle spoke with the graduating B.F.A.’s following their presentation for the purposes of advising and encouraging them in their future endeavors as budding writers.

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ents of Martinson’s email are still recovering from the aggressive prose? The letter contained over 40 f­bombs and 30 other swear words, not to mention that Rebecca Mar­tinson got particularly personal with the members of University of Maryland’s Delta Gamma chapter. Tabloids have since regarded her as the ‘Deranged Sorority Girl’, ‘Psy­cho Barbie’, and the increasingly popular ‘Rabid Sorority Sister’. What started out as a

plea for her fellow sisters to bec­ime more social turned into a full­!"#$"#%&'()*+)","-*%./0%1"+-$%*//%“boring” and “awkward” at eve­ning events with fraternities. It’s not that far into Martinson’s email when she states, “I’ve been getting texts on texts about people LITER­

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Kennedy comes to Potsdam for Keynote Speech During the Academic Fes­

tival in April, Kathleen Kennedy­Townsend spoke at two events, during which students and the community of Potsdam could ask questions and speak to her during a reception. Eric Martell and Erin

Barr, treasurer and vice president of the History Association, worked hard to bring Kennedy­Townsend here. The two stated how eager they were to meet her: “We were in a dreamlike state when we realized she was coming, that we did it,” said Barr, “I never met someone that important, it was surreal.” “She wasn’t imposing

or God­like, she was extremely friendly,” Martell said. “She was well­dressed though…Eric and I want to make runs in politics one day. If we can be one iota as genu­ine and passionate in politics as she is, then we will do well.” Barr stated. The two escorted her to

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the night, a keynote speech at Hos­mer Hall. “The best moment was

when she was talking about the let­ter her father wrote to her the day John Kennedy was assassinated, and I had heard the story before but to hear it from her was remarkable and that above all made the night moving,” Martell said. The night ended with

Kennedy answering questions and taking photos before the numerous thanks of Martell and Barr. They both agreed it was a low­key end­ing. “It absolutely does bring a

smile to my face,” Martell shared, “It wasn’t until the next morning that it sunk in that I met Bobby Kennedy’s daughter – a women of her stature – so attuned with the Kennedy legacy.” “This event proves that

student organizations made up of inspired amateurs can do important things and make a difference,” Barr stated with a smile. Martell and Barr will con­

tinue working with the History As­sociation and stated that they have great plans in the works for next year.

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Student Entertainment Service’s yearly Springfest has come and gone, with many students still yearning for a major headliner. Springfests of the past have fea­tured such acts as Steven Lynch, Michael Ian Black, Joe Budden, and Streetlight Manifesto, most of which were chosen from stu­dent polls. After a failed deal with Clarkson to combine budgets and bring in a bigger act, SES elected to focus on a carnival and a week of smaller, local events. SES’s vice president James Nachamkin said, “Big events in the past have been good, but some have not recouped the money put in.” Not money well spent,

said Nachamkin. SES opted to have a carnival be the main event, spending 10,000 dollars less on this year’s Springfest, with the leftover money being used to hold small events throughout the semester and Springfest week. Last year SES spent 30,000 dollars on music, and with other costs, spent a total of about 50,000 dollars for Springfest. This year SES spent less than 5,000 dollars on local musical acts with a total of 40,000 dollars being spent altogether. SES stated that spend­ing 40,000 dollars for 30 hours of smaller acts compared to 50,000 dollars for two hours of entertain­ment with a major headliner is a better use of the money. SES’s vice president

James Nachamkin explained the circumstances that contributed to Springfest this year. “We were going to do a thing

with Clarkson, but bands were too expensive, not available, or didn’t want to come. We will work with Clarkson and Canton next year, but its all up to the students… if we don’t know what the students want we can’t adequately serve them. We do many polls a year [to gauge what

students want],” said Nachamkin. Nachamkin went on to say that SES did one general poll at the begin­ning of Springfest’s planning, and that having a carnival or a headliner were tied in student preference. “They were tied and with

avenues closed we decided to focus on the carnival,” said Nachamkin. The itinerary for the

carnival bands initially included popular local band Wild Adriatic. However, the band was ultimately absent from Springfest. SES’s vice president James Nachamkin elabo­rated, “3­4 weeks ago they con­tacted SES. They said they couldn’t make Springfest… they had an­other engagement.” Nachamkin stated that all musicians have it in their contract that they can bow out of a show between a week and a month ahead of time, depending on the band. “They came up March 15th, all ready to play Springfest… [then] 3­4 weeks ago they contact­ed SES.”Wild Adriatic procured a differ­

ent story.” We got communications months ago asking for our avail­ability and pricing. We sent them an answer. [two weeks before Spring­fest] we got an email asking us to do the gig,” said Mateo Vosganian, who plays the drums in the band. “We would have loved to come,

we want to maintain positive vibes with Potsdam. We love the town and SES. Potsdam feels like our second or third home. If kids are bummed about the music, come to Hurley’s. When we played there were only 75 people there. Another EFF% &/68#% '(2"% 4*% +-*/% ;608"5:)G%We wanted to come, sometimes it doesn’t happen. We tried to make it work.” Following up with SES’s

vice president James Nachamkin, he said that SES was contacted 3­4 weeks ago by Wild Adriatic and (.40,"#% *'(*% -/% &/,,6-+&(*+/-)%happened before that time. After another interview with

Wild Adriatic, they said they had email correspondents from SES on April 12, roughly two weeks before Spiringfest. Ultimately, it seems miscommunications between par­ties lead to this band not being booked. Nachamkin explained

how SES would go about getting a band. “First, you would want to choose

(%1(-#7%4-#%*'"%&/-*(&*7%(-#%",(+8%the representative or artist. If they say yes then you do the costs and that takes two weeks to go through as a bill.”When asked when it would be

too late to contact a band, Nacham­kin said “Technically today, [Fri­day, a day before carnival], it would be a hell of a lot of work. Contracts have loopholes we can get around.”Knowles Stock held a similar

carnival­like event the day after Springfest’s carnival. Knowles Stock featured 3 local bands com­pared to Springfest’s twelve, and offered free food, free tie dye t­shirts, and lots of games. Both Knowles Stock and Springfest were staffed by volunteers. Knowles Stock went on for 4 ½ hours com­pared to the Springfest carnival’s 9 hours. While Knowles Stock cost 1800 dollars, the Springfest carni­val cost 30,000 dollars.Many students felt that having

a major headliner was essential to making Springfest great. Zack Slo­cum, a junior, said, “I think the big­gest complaint I’ve heard is the lack of big events compared to last year. Personally, it’s a week of trying to bring liveliness to the campus. To be big, last year we had [Barrington drive] blocked off. That’s what I expect. For the money it’s worth it.” Another senior student who

wishes to remain anonymous shared her disgruntlement. “It pales in comparison to past years. There is no big headliner. In other classes I’ve heard this general complaint. [I

was] excited for senior year to be a big to­do. There was lots of hype for no names.” Of the students interviewed

many agreed with these sentiments, including Potsdam students Sara and Natasha. “I don’t know, I don’t think they

have enough. It’s a little dry, not very much going on. Not very ap­pealing,” Sara said. Natasha disagreed. “I like the

variety, the tattoos, virgin coladas. H6)+&% #"4-+*"85% -""#)%,/0"% 2(0+­ety. “Austin Petrashune, a senior,

said “[He’s] underwhelmed. I was expecting some sort of really big name. I support the concept of regional names, but early in the year lots of big names were being thrown around.”“I was pretty busy with end of the

semester work and I don’t think it was very well advertised. Without a headliner it just didn’t seem like as big of a deal as in years past.” Said David Wood, a senior. Gen i e l Young, a junior, thought that there were too few supplies to go around. “They had a very limited amount of products. It didn’t feel like they had enough for a campus of over 3,000 students.”Of the 7 interviews collected on

carnival day, two were positive. “I think it’s a great way to bring the campus together to celebrate the ending of the semester,” student Katie Tidball said. After the carnival took

place, it was clear there was a dif­ference in opinion amongst students dependant on their year. Seniors or juniors tended to prefer previ­ous Springfests, while freshmen or transfers had a better opinion of the festivities. Of the 28 interviews, 13 were negative, 5 positive, and 10 didn’t go or know it was going on. Biology Professor and music

buff Dr. Conley said, ”[if] bigger bands were going, I’d go, but for smaller bands I didn’t go.”

“I really wasn’t im­pressed,” said senior Rob Velte. “The Carnival atmosphere kinda had the same stuff as Welcome Weekend. The music wasn’t im­pressive. A Capella group after A Capella, I don’t care for the A Ca­pella. I don’t know of anyone on campus who does, who isn’t in A Capella. I didn’t see 40,000 dollars worth of stuff.” Heather Crapo, a senior in the

biology club, said “I liked the free stuff, but the bands sucked. Not that they sucked, but we see those local bands every day. But I really liked the free stuff.” Eric Hanss, a transfer stu­

dent, said ”I thought it was great, I saw one band in the evening with a full horn section, and they were +-&0"#+18"G%I**0(&*+/-)% J"0"% $//#7%as were the smoothies.” Summer Kelly, a freshman, said,

“ It was very fun, I had a great time seeing different kinds of music. I was able to appreciate being out­side with good food and music.” Her friend Dae Michele agreed.

”Everything was chilled out. Good food and I loved the stuffed ani­mals. Overall, a good time.”

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ous connection to our forgotten normalcy, were still attached to our ears. In Sephora’s all­black uniform, we must have looked like some kind of law enforcement agents, screaming orders at our people. “MOVE TO HYNES,” came

the crackling voice, who happened to be the same HR Specialist who forced us to evacuate. Hynes. The destination was

right around the corner. It’s our second emergency location, the '0/)$C#.2;$)"#$A:+(#$7"#0#$)"#$second bomb went off. “No. Not Hynes. That’s suicide,

that’s crazy,” said one of our very strong­willed and capable artists. D"#$7+/$0.;")?$E82#/$7%-:3$have led us straight onto Boylston, where the blood was. We huddled together outside

of the Prudential building next to California Pizza Kitchen, Natalie and I frantically repeating head counts and consoling our people; FGH$C#(+9#$%-0$-2%&'(.+:$0+::8$point as more and more of us were rescued from the mindless swarm of chaos. In minutes, our numbers swelled to 12 and then to 15. All I could do was hold the people who needed to be held and help Natalie gather us together while we waited for answers. By then, the crowd was dissipating, but the screaming did not stop. The sirens got louder. “I smell it now. I smell the

smoke,” choked one of our ca­shiers. “It’s awful, it’s just awful. This is horrible.” Twenty minutes passed. We

debated moving on, away from one of the more targetable buildings,

when our HR Specialist rushed up to our group and told us to run to the Christian Science Building that stands across the road from the rear entrance to the Prudential. We held hands and wove our way through the crowd, encouraging each other to keep moving through the tears and the panic. Natalie and I kept counting, counting, 12, 13, 12, 13, 15, 14, “Why can’t I keep this straight?” “Who are we miss­ing?” “Just keep moving!” >#$'2+::8$0#+("#3$)"#$2#7$0+::8$

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few of us were fortunate enough to have our belongings (I still don’t have mine, and the Prudential is now a crime scene). None of us knew what was happening. None of us knew if we were safe. We kept hearing frenzied, panic­fed snippets (“Lens Crafters exploded. All of those people are dead,” “The marathon lines were targeted and hundreds of people died,” “All the trash cans are loaded with bombs, so don’t go near them,” “Stay away from target buildings and stay together, unless someone %A#2/$'0#4I$<!7%$9%0#$C%9C/$exploded closeby. Keep moving”). Roseann, our fearless Store

Director, did what she could to embolden us, but the terror was too real. Helicopters appeared in the sky right above us, people, so many people, were still screaming, and sirens made it impossible to hear each other.

Then everything seemed to quiet down. My mind was racing forward: Do another head count; is she okay?; 23, where’s Karla?; another head count; where are Glendely and Jacklyn?; are you ok?; we have to get away from buildings; people are too cold here, :#)@/$'23$/"#:)#0J$"#+3$(%-2)J$+0#$you ok?; where are Glendely and Jacklyn still?; Karla’s back, so is Zoraida; head count; keep moving.For two hours, we stood out­

side, pleading with each other for answers. Were we safe now? Why are people still running? Where are they running to? What are they running from? Is the store still standing? The building? The runners?Two more explosions. Panic.We later learned that these

explosions were controlled, but we couldn’t have known that. We ran to a street corner, away from )"#$0#6#().%2$A%%:$+23$(:%/#0$)%$+$/9+::$/,-+3$%&$A%:.(#$%&'(#0/4$+23$our managers began dissecting the situation. One remained close to our Store Director, who was constantly receiving new informa­tion, one worked on consoling other cast members, and another pulled out paper and a pen and C#;+2$7%0K.2;4$#&'(.#2):84$%2$+$:./)$of the people who should be with our group. All around me, people were doing their part, if they could, to quell the urge to run. I counted and hugged and rallied when we needed to be rallied.Eventually, the screaming

stopped, but the ambulances rushed by us in a steady convoy of the injured and dying. One by one, people broke away

from the group as transportation 7+/$(%2'09#31$L+)+:.#$+23$5$0%3#$with another makeup artist and her boyfriend away from the pande­monium. This started at 2:10. By around

5:00­5:15, we were in Natalie’s dad’s house, watching the news unfold what we had just lived through. And we were the luckier ones. We weren’t on Boylston 7"#2$)"#$C%9C/$#MA:%3#3?$7#$were inside. Close enough to feel them, but unlike the terrible num­bers of people who were sense­lessly victimized, our lives are still intact. Changed forever, but we are alive and whole.Last night, I stayed at Renee’s

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UNDER or OVER LOADED: The machine needs to be loaded so that your hand can pass in the top of the tub without going through clothes, but has to have more than a pair of jeans and some socks in it. The problem is an UNBALANCED LOADIf the washer is UNBALANCED, it will stop at 4 minutes then will go into a FINAL SPIN, to try and shift the load- this can take up to 20 minutes! the machine will stop at 4 minutes and the door will lock for 5 minutes your clothes will be wet You’ll need to shift the load or remove clothes to "nish the cycle

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PACES AWARDS 2012-13On Wednesday, April 17, the PACES Board of Directors honored its graduating student employees at an annual luncheon ceremony held in !atcher Hall. PACES recognized thirty Seniors with a SUNY Potsdam Diploma frame. PACES management expressed its sincerest thanks to the students who chose to become a member of the PACES family while attending SUNY Potsdam.

!e PACES Student Awards were given in recognition of graduating seniors who have excelled academically while providing exceptional service to the college and student life activities, while maintaining a 3.0 minimum grade point average. !e PACES Student Award Committee selected this year’s recipients’: Ryan Williams, Tanasia Betts, and Mary Betz.

!e PACES 2013-14 Scholarship Awards were given to PACES student workers or children of PACES employees who apply and demonstrate notable achievement in academics and co-curricular activities. PACES employees fund these scholarships with contributions throughout the year. Recipients included: Ryan Arno, Kerrian Ferguson, Allison Johnson, Jhaneil Jump, Tom Lawton, Chelsey Seamans, Deborah Scharbach, Nnamdi Ubozoh Allysa Farmer was the recipient of the PACES Student Employee Award which is given to a graduating PACES senior student employee who has demonstrated a strong work history and academic success while employed by PACES.

PACES Board of Directors, 2012-13

Tara Bohon, Student RepresentativeEric Duchscherer, Administrative RepresentativeMarcus Frisbee, Student RepresentativeDaniel Hayes, Executive DirectorNatalie Higley, Administrative RepresentativeSharon House, Administrative RepresentativeWilliam Morris, Administrative RepresentativeRaphael Sanders, Faculty RepresentativeJan Trybula, Faculty RepresentativeScott Turner, Student RepresentativeRyan Williams, Student Representative

Joseph Angiulo Becky's Mary Betz Becky's Melissa Brown Becky's Kelsey DuChene Becky's Gina Fargnoli Becky's Cael Manning Becky's Chelsey Smith Becky's Kerry Walsh Becky's Jacob Wicks Becky's Varvara Yakuta Becky's Sara Gravelle Becky's & CraneWindy Grant Becky's & Minerva'sStephan Jemmott Becky's & Tim HortonsScott Bromschwig CraneAlyssa Cherson Crane Je"rey Kerr Crane John Lynd Crane Michael Pitocchi Crane Deborah Scharbach CraneAmanda Ursillo !atcherAllison Forth SUDC Betsy Lun Pun SUDC Lauren Belanger SUDC Lisa Cohen SUDC Marissa Richardson SUDC

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