Three weeks ago, Courtney James, a CCNY English major, sat in a class waiting and waiting for her professor to show up. After 15 minutes she and her classmates began to wonder if they should leave. “I was first told about the 15-minute rule by my freshmen English 110 professor,” says James, a senior. “She […]
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The 15-Minute Rule
Three weeks ago, Courtney James, a CCNY English major, sat in a class waiting and waiting for her professor to show up. After 15 minutes she and her classmates began to wonder if they should leave. “I was first told about the 15-minute rule by my freshmen English 110 professor,” says James, a senior. “She […]
Got Debt?
With only two months left in the semester, some students are thinking ahead to summertime. But there’s only thing on Yeraldin Reyes’ mind: her college loan. “Being a student with a five-year-old daughter is kinda complicated because between managing working and trying to pay student loans,” says Reyes, a junior majoring in pre law major. […]
Got Debt?
With only two months left in the semester, some students are thinking ahead to summertime. But there’s only thing on Yeraldin Reyes’ mind: her college loan. “Being a student with a five-year-old daughter is kinda complicated because between managing working and trying to pay student loans,” says Reyes, a junior majoring in pre law major. […]
Where Were You in ’62?
Have you ever wondered what CCNY was like before you attended? You walk around with the knowledge that it is the oldest school in the CUNY system, yet it is still hard to imagine. Most students at CCNY are surrounded by old buildings, and history but have no real connection to what it truly means. […]
Where Were You in ’62?
Have you ever wondered what CCNY was like before you attended? You walk around with the knowledge that it is the oldest school in the CUNY system, yet it is still hard to imagine. Most students at CCNY are surrounded by old buildings, and history but have no real connection to what it truly means. […]
Reading, Writing and Unemployment
With lay-offs on the horizon, education majors wonder what’s next for them by Denisse Moreno CCNY student Suleyka Merced always dreamed of helping her community, so she decided to study education. But her dream of becoming a teacher is now up in the air thanks to the layoffs proposed by Mayor Michael Bloomberg. “Mayor Bloomberg […]
To Text or Not to Text….During Class
Texting in class? CCNY junior Steven Millan says that of course he texts during his classes. “I love texting,” says Millan, 20. I can talk to people in my own discretion and don’t have to refer to the telephone if I want to ask them a quick question especially in class.” But what is no […]
To Text or Not to Text….During Class
Texting in class? CCNY junior Steven Millan says that of course he texts during his classes. “I love texting,” says Millan, 20. I can talk to people in my own discretion and don’t have to refer to the telephone if I want to ask them a quick question especially in class.” But what is no […]
