Exploding universe: a nova and a supernova right now
It’s a great time to observe the sky if, like most guys, you love explosions. Last week the brightest nova
Columns
Paul Brown’s accent on New Paltz – Dormitory woes
For the past four years SUNY New Paltz college president Don Christian and CRREO chief Gerry Benjamin have been making
The mix-up that made many miss the meteors
Confusion surrounded the recent meteor shower: Many TV stations said that the Perseids would peak on Monday night, August 12.
Kids’ Almanac (August 22-29)
Today a new sun rises for me; everything lives, everything is animated, everything seems to speak to me of my
Paul Brown’s accent on New Paltz – Pay to play?
How much should a business currently contracted to do work for a municipality, or one seeking such a contract, be
Cosmically speaking, it’ll do no harm if you sleep in tomorrow
Between global warming and fracking, we often hear the word energy. In Woodstock many believe that “Everything is energy.” Of
Kingston After Dark: Roots radicals
Bonjour, readers! Yes, “Roots Radicals” is a punk song by Rancid about loving reggae but this week I am looking
Kids’ Almanac (Aug. 15-22)
“We’re the visionaries because we have looked at exactly what is in front of us that other people have not
Here come the meteors!
Here they come! Already the post-midnight sky is ablaze with three or four times more shooting stars than normal. Each
Kids’ Almanac (August 8-15)
Never be afraid to raise your voice for honesty and truth and compassion against injustice and lying and greed. If