… as our nation continues to circle the drain, hunting and survival skills will become increasingly important.
{{ One Saturday last September, two Cornell University students plopped a bear carcass on a table in a communal dormitory kitchen and began to carve it up. They planned to make “black-bear pastrami,” as one of them described their plans later.
But soon after they put the raw meat in the freezer, a picture of the animal laid out on a camo-colored tarp with its hide stripped began to circulate on social media.
A complaint was lodged against the students and a police report was filed, yet they were cleared of all wrongdoing by the police and the university. Both had hunting licenses and the bear was killed legally, according to state officials.
Now, ahead of another school year, Cornell has expressly banned the processing of wild game in residential kitchens on campus. }}
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/08/07/nyregion/cornell-student-bear-meat.html
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