Graffiti is something that New Yorkers know far too well. It first appeared in the 60’s primarily by activists to make political statements and gang members who marked their territory with symbols like arrows and crowns, letters and words. As the years went on, graffiti became a style and a craft. In the 80’s graffiti…
CCNY senior David Gaillou has enjoyed his time at CCNY and is thrilled to be getting his B.S. in psychology. Despite his excitement, he’s taking a “no-frills” approach to graduation next month. Did he purchase a graduation ring? “No I didn’t buy it…way too expensive,” he says. What about senior photos, “None of those,” he…
It takes patience, aggressiveness, and perseverance to land your dream job. Here’s how. by Rochelle Sterling For the first time in a long time, the job market is in better shape and the chances of being hired look fairly favorable. Prospects are flooding the inboxes – both physical and virtual – of employers daily with…
Fun and (almost) free stuff to do. by Rochelle Sterling As we await the end of the semester, graduation, or a hiatus from classes until the summer sessions begin, some downtime is definitely in order. You can find many different ways to enjoy summertime in New York without breaking the bank or going too far….
Fun and (almost) free stuff to do. by Rochelle Sterling As we await the end of the semester, graduation, or a hiatus from classes until the summer sessions begin, some downtime is definitely in order. You can find many different ways to enjoy summertime in New York without breaking the bank or going too far….
While visiting family in the Caribbean, catching up on some much needed rest at home or grabbing some extra hours at work, on April 25, CCNY students were interrupted by a surprise mass e-mail just before the end of spring break. The office of the registrar sent a notification letting students know that fall 2011…
While visiting family in the Caribbean, catching up on some much needed rest at home or grabbing some extra hours at work, on April 25, CCNY students were interrupted by a surprise mass e-mail just before the end of spring break. The office of the registrar sent a notification letting students know that fall 2011…
The world’s most wanted man has been killed. But is the response over the top? by Denisse Moreno. Even as headlines on New York City’s newspapers screamed “US nails the bastard” and “Rot in Hell,” many people around the world weren’t as cold-blooded when they heard about the death of Al-Quaeda leader Osama Bin Laden…
For many college students “healthy eating” is something of an oxymoron. “I need something fast and cheap, but quick meals aren’t good for you,” says Bernie Dalberice, a CCNY Junior. “Healthy choices tend to be more expensive …or fruit, but that’s not filling.” Most students think like Dalberice-fast and cheap is more important than healthy…
When they get invited to join the Golden Key International Honour Society, many students are initially thrilled at the recognition-until they find out that they have to pay an $80 membership fee. Then they gasp.