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During the chaos surrounding a pro-Palestinian protest and CCNY Public Safety’s response at City College on Thursday, April 24, a group of 10-20 people was pepper-sprayed by a Public Safety officer, entrances to campus were closed, and one CCNY student was arrested.
On the morning of November 6th, a deafening silence pervaded New York City as people commuted to work and school. It was that same morning that the 2024 United States presidential election results were announced, solidifying Donald Trump's status as the 47th President of the United States, having won both the electoral vote and popular vote. The mood on campus seemed even more bleak as students and staff, many of whom preferred Harris, mourned the loss of their preferred candidate.
Without a doubt, the red wave has hit The Big Apple. The question is: why?
“As of tomorrow, May 1, 2024, and until further notice, all City College classes will be held remotely and all College functions will move online. Campus buildings will be closed to everyone except essential personnel, as defined by supervisors in each area.”
“As a Black student, it’s important for me to show up at the encampment because my liberation is intrinsically tied to the liberation of Palestine.”
GPT and related technologies have potential uses in assignments such as essays and poems, but students who rely solely on these technologies to generate their assignments are likely to fail.
Increased access to mental health resources and food, as well as the perpetually broken escalators and elevators, were common themes among all of the candidates as the most pressing problems facing the college and the student body.
