This week in The Lamron…

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Douglass Day comes to SUNY Geneseo
Sophia Kitchens
Douglass Day comes to SUNY Geneseo
Sophia Kitchens

This past Friday, Feb. 13, SUNY Geneseo hosted its fourth annual Douglass Day celebration in the Milne Library Multipurpose Room. Douglass Day, honoring Frederick Douglass, has been officially celebrated in Geneseo since 2023.

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Sophia Kitchens
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Food service workers are only humans—not coffee robots
The Lamron
Food service workers are only humans—not coffee robots
The Lamron

Working a customer service job, especially food service, is rough. However, those food service workers help our campus—and communities—run. College students basically survive on caffeine; we know our Starbucks workers are tired.

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The Lamron
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Invasion of Privacy: Paige Loucks and Sonia Horowitz of Gandy Dancer
Nina Avallone-Serra
Invasion of Privacy: Paige Loucks and Sonia Horowitz of Gandy Dancer
Nina Avallone-Serra

On the day of this issue’s publication, Feb. 20, the managing editing staff of the SUNY-wide literary journal Gandy Dancer are hosting their first ever open mic night in the Union’s fireside lounge from 7 p.m.-10 p.m. Following the news that the magazine will now be accepting submissions of music to feature on the official Gandy Dancer website, this event offers Geneseo students the opportunity to share their poems, short stories, and, of course, their music.

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Nina Avallone-Serra
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Are media consumers yearning for love or drama?
Neveline Garwood
Are media consumers yearning for love or drama?
Neveline Garwood

Almost everyone who has indulged in the world of film and literature has come across romantic tropes such as enemies-to-lovers, forced proximity, forbidden love, codependency, captor and prisoner, and unrequited yearning. The undebatable success of books and movies where these tropes are present seems pretty standard; however, when you break down the reasoning behind it, it is clear that it goes deeper than entertainment. 

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Neveline Garwood
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Ice Knights extend winning streak to six
Liam Kost
Ice Knights extend winning streak to six
Liam Kost

Over the weekend, the Geneseo Ice Knights picked up two monumental victories over their fierce rivals, the Utica Pioneers. On Friday, Feb. 14, the Knights downed Utica 5-3, handing Utica their first United Collegiate Hockey Conference (UCHC) loss. The following night, back on home ice, Geneseo handled business with a thrilling 4-3 overtime triumph.

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Liam Kost

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YES IT’S TRUE! For the first time in years we are holding an event where you can come express yourself! @iirismaag will be there too! So come enjoy some relaxing time to collage and create with old Lamron Newspapers
YES IT’S TRUE! For the first time in years we are holding an event where you can come express yourself! @iirismaag will be there too! So come enjoy some relaxing time to collage and create with old Lamron Newspapers
Advertisement! Check them out cause Special Tees on Main Street has everything you could need. Every week we will be tagging more clubs and organizations in campus to follow @specialtees1 and check them out! @geneseoreslife @physicsclubatgeneseo @gen
Advertisement! Check them out cause Special Tees on Main Street has everything you could need. Every week we will be tagging more clubs and organizations in campus to follow @specialtees1 and check them out! @geneseoreslife @physicsclubatgeneseo @geneseo_schoolofeducation @geneseo_arthistory @geneseo_running_club @philambgeneseo @dphiegeneseo @menofactionandchange
We are back in print this week and the newest edition just dropped! We are so excited to be back around campus. Pick up a copy to read our club spotlight on @suny_gfr with written by Elisabeth Schumacher!! Their application closes today so apply no
We are back in print this week and the newest edition just dropped! We are so excited to be back around campus. Pick up a copy to read our club spotlight on @suny_gfr with written by Elisabeth Schumacher!! Their application closes today so apply now! There is so much more and keep an eye out for future advertisements, which you can go to Lamronad@geneseo.edu for all your needs in and out of print :)
See you next week!
See you next week!
Look no further Geneseo! Our second edition this semester has dropped 😊 Pick up a copy to read our special Invasion of Privacy interview with @geneseosquirrels written by Nathan Hubbard!! There is so much more and keep an eye out for future adver
Look no further Geneseo! Our second edition this semester has dropped 😊 Pick up a copy to read our special Invasion of Privacy interview with @geneseosquirrels written by Nathan Hubbard!! There is so much more and keep an eye out for future advertisements, which you can go to Lamronad@geneseo.edu for all your needs in and out of print :)
Did you see?! Our first print was released TODAY, get a copy before they run out. They are placed all over campus 😊 Check out the Staff Editorial on the 1619 Project or the Invasion of Privacy of @torbor_the_toe written by Mia Donaldson!! There i
Did you see?! Our first print was released TODAY, get a copy before they run out. They are placed all over campus 😊 Check out the Staff Editorial on the 1619 Project or the Invasion of Privacy of @torbor_the_toe written by Mia Donaldson!! There is so so much more but that would be spoiling the whole thing, so go out and read Geneseo!
Welcome Back Knights! We are so excited to start up our general meeting next week, we hope to see new and old faces :) Feel free to DM the account for any questions! We will be posting our E-board staffs office hours in the next few weeks!
Welcome Back Knights! We are so excited to start up our general meeting next week, we hope to see new and old faces :) Feel free to DM the account for any questions! We will be posting our E-board staffs office hours in the next few weeks!
It’s just the beginning!!!
It’s just the beginning!!!
The sun is shining!! The club expo is today…the club expo is today?! We better see all you avid writers there 😁
The sun is shining!! The club expo is today…the club expo is today?! We better see all you avid writers there 😁
Eye spy some new writers on campus!
The Lamron has a TON of old voices that we are giving away for FREE!!! If you need some kindling for the summer these are perfect for you. Dm this account or email the Lamron to get a pick up time!
The Lamron has a TON of old voices that we are giving away for FREE!!! If you need some kindling for the summer these are perfect for you. Dm this account or email the Lamron to get a pick up time!
The Lamron is hiring several e-board positions for next year! Email lamron.eic@gmail.com to apply!!
The Lamron is hiring several e-board positions for next year! Email lamron.eic@gmail.com to apply!!

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News

Featured
Sophia Kitchens
Douglass Day comes to SUNY Geneseo
Sophia Kitchens

This past Friday, Feb. 13, SUNY Geneseo hosted its fourth annual Douglass Day celebration in the Milne Library Multipurpose Room. Douglass Day, honoring Frederick Douglass, has been officially celebrated in Geneseo since 2023.

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Sophia Kitchens
Daisy Sheldon
Studies conducted on jellyfish and polyps finds human-like sleep patterns
Daisy Sheldon

Last month, Cassiopea andromeda, more commonly known as the upside-down jellyfish, were found to have similar sleep patterns to humans—but they do not have brains. Like humans, Cassiopea andromeda were shown to operate according to circadian rhythm, and have an increasing need to rest the longer they are awake. As Bec Crew explains in Australian Geographic, Cassiopea andromeda is “a one-of-a-kind creature that prefers to float arms-up, with its bell resting on the sea floor,” making it unique from other jellyfish.

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Daisy Sheldon

Knight’s Life

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Samantha Koepele
Mindful Yoga for Mental Health
Samantha Koepele

Mindful Yoga for Mental Health, taught by Beth Cholette, takes place every Friday from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. in Schrader studios. Beth is a licensed clinical psychologist and experienced registered yoga teacher. The class is open to anyone, student or staff. I first heard about this class during my orientation in the Fall 2024 semester, and I have been attending and practicing ever since! 

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Samantha Koepele
Nina Avallone-Serra
Invasion of Privacy: Paige Loucks and Sonia Horowitz of Gandy Dancer
Nina Avallone-Serra

On the day of this issue’s publication, Feb. 20, the managing editing staff of the SUNY-wide literary journal Gandy Dancer are hosting their first ever open mic night in the Union’s fireside lounge from 7 p.m.-10 p.m. Following the news that the magazine will now be accepting submissions of music to feature on the official Gandy Dancer website, this event offers Geneseo students the opportunity to share their poems, short stories, and, of course, their music.

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Nina Avallone-Serra

Sports

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Trenten Krakowiak
Sharpening the swords: The turnaround of the 2025 Buffalo Sabres
Trenten Krakowiak

Last year, the Buffalo Sabres went on a dismal 13-game losing streak, finishing second to last in their division, and missing the playoffs for the 14th consecutive year. This year, they have become one of the more exciting teams to watch, and as of the Olympic break, they are actively competing for a wild-card spot in the Eastern Conference. How did this turnaround happen, and so quickly after many wrote off the 2025-2026 campaign?

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Trenten Krakowiak
Liam Kost
Ice Knights extend winning streak to six
Liam Kost

Over the weekend, the Geneseo Ice Knights picked up two monumental victories over their fierce rivals, the Utica Pioneers. On Friday, Feb. 14, the Knights downed Utica 5-3, handing Utica their first United Collegiate Hockey Conference (UCHC) loss. The following night, back on home ice, Geneseo handled business with a thrilling 4-3 overtime triumph.

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Liam Kost

Opinion

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Amanda Lozy-Lester
Anything goes; nothing matters
Amanda Lozy-Lester

I have recently come to the unfortunate conclusion that we might be completely screwed. I do not want to be cynical or pessimistic; I do not want us to become discouraged to the point of inaction. But I do wonder how we could possibly move forward from where we are now—how we can reckon with the impact of Donald Trump on our institutions and our political (and moral) culture and values.

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Amanda Lozy-Lester
The Lamron
Food service workers are only humans—not coffee robots
The Lamron

Working a customer service job, especially food service, is rough. However, those food service workers help our campus—and communities—run. College students basically survive on caffeine; we know our Starbucks workers are tired.

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The Lamron

Arts & Entertainment

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Christian Chaffee
Bad Bunny’s historic Super Bowl performance
Christian Chaffee

Super Bowl LX, which saw the Seattle Seahawks face the New England Patriots, and whose halftime show was headlined by Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny, broke records with an average viewership of 124.9 million viewers, according to The New York Times, across NBC, Peacock, Telemundo, NBC Sports Digital, and NBC+, and now sits as the “most-watched show in the history of NBCUniversal,” according to NBC News. 

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Christian Chaffee
Jaidyn Vorpahl
Wonder Man (2026) is a delight!
Jaidyn Vorpahl

The Marvel Cinematic Universe, better known as the MCU, is well-known for action-packed scenes and the high-stakes battles that the superhero protagonists must fight. However, what makes the MCU so interesting is how their world is pretty much identical to ours, just with a couple alien invasions. It is filled with everyday people who are just trying to live their normal lives, even though magic powers and super villains occasionally get in the way. This is what the latest Marvel series, Wonder Man (2026), centers upon.

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Jaidyn Vorpahl

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