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Part of the State University of New York system, Stony Brook has grown tremendously since its founding in 1957 and is now recognized as one of the nation¿s important centers of learning and scholarship, offering 119 undergraduate majors and minors, 102 master¿s programs, 40 doctoral programs, and 32 graduate certificate programs.
Part of the State University of New York system, Stony Brook has grown tremendously since its founding in 1957 and is now recognized as one of the nation¿s important centers of learning and scholarship, offering 119 undergraduate majors and minors, 102 master¿s programs, 40 doctoral programs, and 32 graduate certificate programs.
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Cablevision chief says deal will 'bolster' Newsday
mark.harrington@newsday.comWhile acknowledging he is not a "newspaper man," Cablevision Systems Corp. chief James Dolan said Monday that his company's $650-million acquisition of Newsday would help bolster the newspaper's long-term fortunes. Dolan, although short on details,...Tags: Manhattan, Layoffs and Downsizing, Freedom of the Press, Philosophy, Sam Zell
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Warren George Clifton, Air Force officer, dies
kimberley.martin@newsday.comLt. Col. Warren George Clifton hated war. But as a young adult, he believed in patriotic duty. "He thought, 'This is what you did as a man - you went and fought for your country,'" said his daughter, Nicole Clifton, 39, of Sound Beach. "He fought Hitler....Tags: Armed Forces, Greenpoint, Virginia, Adolf Hitler, Defense
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Local colleges line up their speakers
karla.schuster@newsday.comBefore they collect their diplomas and toss their mortarboards, Long Island college and university graduates will get a send-off from a diverse lineup of luminaries, including a former NBA star, a Florida real estate magnate and the governor. The...Tags: Allan Houston, David A. Paterson, Government, National Basketball Association, Long Island
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To battle cancer, choose oncologist with care
kathleen.kerr@newsday.comNumbed by the shock of a cancer diagnosis, some patients rush to visit an oncologist and never seek a second opinion. But taking time to carefully choose an oncologist - a cancer specialist - can make a difference in battling the life-threatening...Tags: Health Treatments, Medicine, Manhattan, Consumers, Long Beach (California)
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Dolans giving, but will fight to protect their own
erik.german@newsday.coWhen Huntington Hospital needed money to build a health center for low-income people, it turned to Cablevision founder and billionaire Charles Dolan. Dolan, 81, the patriarch of a Long Island powerhouse family that helps fund philanthropic causes from...Tags: Health Treatments, Manhattan, Roman Catholic, New York Knicks, Television Industry
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On tap this week: Be seen and be green with eco-conscious LIers
Pat.burson@newsday.comEnvironmentally conscious Long Islanders now can get together under one roof to mix and mingle monthly with their like-minded neighbors. Their host is Green Drinks Long Island, the local chapter of an international organization that, like MySpace and...Tags: Benny Goodman, Suffolk County (New York), Queens County, Media, North Fork
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Farmingdale man avoids leg amputation after crash
delthia.ricks@newsday.comNot long before dawn on July 5 of last year, Mardin Altinay was driving east on the Long Island Expressway, heading to the Stony Brook home of friends. It was raining, and the road was slick. Then, bad luck and bad weather conspired in an instant....Tags: Injuries, Health Treatments, Medicine, Manhattan, Transportation
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Pitchers help lift Encino Crespi over Sherman Oaks Notre Dame, 2-1
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterFOR THE RECORD: Crespi reliever Sean Gilmartin has 19 career saves, not 18 as the story previously reported. The correction has been made in the following copy. Two senior pitchers who have been close to unbeatable the last two seasons for Encino...Tags: Baseball, Toyota Motor, High School Baseball, Florida State University
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Stony Brook University to honor Newsday's Bob Greene
joseph.mallia@newsday.comThe late, legendary investigative reporter and editor Bob Greene will be honored at a Stony Brook University event billed as a celebration of his life and work, the university's journalism school chairman said Wednesday. "This will be both a memorial and...Tags: Newsday, Town of Babylon, Long Island
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STONY BROOK: Students disruptive during blackout
Some Stony Brook University students were disruptive early yesterday after residential and academic buildings lost power. Students set a small fire with toilet paper, launched firecrackers and pulled three fire alarms, university police said. The...
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