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Navigation SB Day Topics Advocacy Budget Stony Brook Tuition Recent posts J-School Home Top Story Ann Coulter Addresses Receptive SB Crowd By Micah Danney Conservative commentator and columnist Ann Coulter drew laughter and applause March 31 at Stony Brook University by criticizing liberals who, Coulter said, “want to do nothing” when their country faces a crisis and by announcing that she was backing Democrat Hillary Clinton over Republican John McCain. The GOP presidential hopeful, Coulter said, was a “fragile vessel” for the Republican message, adding that Clinton might even be more conservative than McCain, whom she dismissed as a “liberal.” Ann Coulter Stony Brook » Login or register to post comments Read more more About Stony Brook Now! SB Now! is an online news publication of the School of Journalism with reporting by students on Stony Brook on video, with photos and through the written word. It was created to provide a forum for the School of Journalism’s coverage of Stony Brook University’s participation in Albany Day of 2008. Albany Day is what Stony Brook calls its annual trip to the state capital, Albany, to speak to legislators on behalf of the campus here on Long Island. SB Now! allowed the School of Journalism to broadcast the day’s events to those who did not attend and gave the students of the School of Journalism an opportunity to put their skills to work. Since then, SB Now! has become a place where students who cover campus news and events for classes can post their work.	Tuition Video Gallery We'll be putting all the videos that come out of Stony Brook Day in Albany here, so stay tuned! Albany is Red Hot in SBU Colors Advocacy Budget Stony Brook Tuition » Login or register to post comments Read more Differential Tuition Finds Skepticism in Legislature, Student Body The New York State Commission on Higher Education’s proposal to let large research SUNY schools, such as Stony Brook University, charge higher tuition faces a daunting uphill struggle for acceptance from a legislature that has been long skeptical about reforming higher education. Tuition » Login or register to post comments Read more