My Last-First Semester: A Short Reflection

Posted on December 4, 2011
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By: Samantha Brierley, Staff Since I am graduating in May, this will mark my last first semester at RSC. This led me to reflect on my time here at Sage and also about the future and what I hope it will bring me. The first thing that... Read more »

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Therapy Dogs Are Back!

Posted on December 4, 2011
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Story By: Samantha Brierley, Staff When I am stressed from life, I turn to my animals at home. They help me appreciate the little things in life as well as a sense of appreciation. Aside from that, animals are known to help lower blood... Read more »

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Jessica Gahring of NY Ink to Speak at Schacht Tonight

Posted on December 1, 2011
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By:Samantha Brierley, Staff Jessica Gahring, a Troy, NY native got her first tattoo after graduating from high school. “I have always been drawn to people who are heavily tattooed.” Gahring said. Her love affair with tattooing... Read more »

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The Sage Colleges Vice President of Finance and Treasurer Peter Hughes Wins Prestigious Award

Posted on October 27, 2011
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By: Samantha Brierley, Staff The Albany Business Review has just named Vice President of Finance and Treasurer of The Sage Colleges, Peter Hughes as one of its CFOs. Hughes began his career in retail, real-estate management, and... Read more »

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Announcing: The Theater Institute at Sage

Posted on March 4, 2011
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We are pleased to announce the creation of the Theatre Institute at Sage, under the umbrella of the Creative and Performing Arts Department (CAPA) at Russell Sage College. The Theatre Institute is dedicated to providing arts-in-education... Read more »

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Spring Break: Fun and Risks

Posted on March 2, 2011
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Written by Kate Ieronimo

Since spring break is approaching, students are either planning to stay home that week or take a trip somewhere. If you are one of the many people who are going on a trip, you may go somewhere such as the beach, where the weather... Read more »

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It’s Winter Break! Now What?

Posted on December 10, 2010
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Written by Melissa Vozzo

Troy, NY- While everyone is glad that classes and homework are coming to an end, after the first few days at home boredom can start to set in.  Life is different at home, and it can be easy to get listless and irritated when suddenly... Read more »

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Some Easy Ways to Destress

Posted on December 10, 2010
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Written by Melissa Vozzo

Troy, NY- Finals are upon us, and that means one thing: stress!  As the semester races to the finish, here are some easy ways to take some time to reset your tired brain. Spend some time alone!  We feed each others’ stress when... Read more »

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Troy Waterfront Farmers Market

Posted on December 10, 2010
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Written by Melissa Vozzo

Troy, NY- Although it has become quite cold outside in recent days, Russell Sage students can still experience the fun and delicious fare of the Troy Waterfront Farmers Market all year long!  Many enjoy the produce, baked goods, and... Read more »

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No Car? No Problem!

Posted on December 10, 2010
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Written by Melissa Vozzo

Troy, NY- Downtown Troy has many things to offer a college student.  There are plenty of places to shop, eat, look at art, or just hang out.  We even have fun events, like Troy Night Out on the last Friday of every month.  But after... Read more »

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