University at Albany, State University of New York

Commerce industrializes what comes out.

So the bill is backed by IBM, Microsoft, Google's industry coalition, plus RIT, Rochester, UAlbany, Buffalo, Syracuse, RPI.

And it's just interesting.

I'm only saying this because they announced the Quantum Competitiveness Act.

Extreme haunts provided controlled fear, but sometimes resulted in actual injury.

Child psychologist David Miller of the University of Albany pointed out there's little evidence that traditional trick-or-treating was ever actually dangerous.

He observed, "...I think one of the things about trick-or-treating that we don't sufficiently appreciate is a sense of trust we put in our neighbors when kids go out trick-or-treating." Every safety measure eroded that trust.

The new rituals revealed American anxieties.

Commerce industrializes what comes out.

So the bill is backed by IBM, Microsoft, Google's industry coalition, plus RIT, Rochester, UAlbany, Buffalo, Syracuse, RPI.

And it's just interesting.

I'm only saying this because they announced the quantum competitiveness act.

Extreme haunts provided controlled fear, but sometimes resulted in actual injury.

Child psychologist David Miller of the University of Albany pointed out there's little evidence that traditional trick-or-treating was ever actually dangerous.

He observed, "...I think one of the things about trick-or-treating that we don't sufficiently appreciate is a sense of trust we put in our neighbors when kids go out trick-or-treating." Every safety measure eroded that trust.

The new rituals revealed American anxieties.

And sets up a huge game.

with UAlbany next week.

At UAlbany, a UAlbany team that went and kind of put down the Rhode Island hype pretty quickly, and a UAlbany team that is also kind of right in the thick of it for this CAA title.

UAlbany's 3-1 in conference, 5-3 overall.

They did lose to Monmouth, which is tough, but if they could find a way to beat Campbell, they could kind of put themselves right back in that conversation.

They're going to be in that playoff picture.

Work not done, but we'd love to see it happen.

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These images present a wide variety of costumes taken in various parts of Mexico since 2008.

Photographer and former UAlbany professor Phyllis Galembo joins me now.

Welcome back to Hudson Mohawk Magazine.

Yes,

And today, we're talking golf with two terrific ladies.

Up first, the head women's golf coach at the University of Albany in New York, Colleen Cashman.

In 13 years as coach, Colleen's led Albany to four conference titles.

four NCAA tournament appearances, and she's a four-time MAAC Coach of the Year and just wrapped up the fall schedule by winning a championship at the Doc Sowers Invitational in New York.

I believe our first guest, though, is standing by and ready to go on the Tea to Green guest line.

Yes, it's Colleen Cashman.

She's the head coach at the University of Albany women's golf team and an accomplished player in her own right.

Colleen was a standout at Purdue, competed professionally on the Futures Tour, and qualified for two U.S. Women's Opens.