Bullspit! – How to Have an Interesting First Day Of Class
Written by Ryan Gleason As I entered my senior year at Brooklyn College, I made a self-pact to not repeat the same mundane routine I […]
Month: September 2019
Water Problems in Ingersoll
Written by Kevin Limiti The water supply on the east side of Ingersoll Hall was shut down for a short time on August 29th because […]
NYC Educators, Once More Left in the Dust
CUNY adjuncts are calling the University administration “exploitative” following the finalization of the 2019 NYS Budget, which makes no mention of pay increases for the […]
Midsommar: The Director’s Cut Isn’t Worth It
Ari Aster’s Midsommar was one of the most anticipated films of 2019, and this past weekend it had the privilege of releasing a director’s cut […]
Keunmin Lee at Shin Gallery Provides Something Special This Off-Season
Late August to early September is typically when galleries shut their doors and take a break to get ready for the fall season. Finding an […]
Andrew Luck Announcement Shocks NFL
In a move some have described as one of the most bizarre sports decisions within the last decade, the Indianapolis Colts’ star quarterback, Andrew Luck, […]
CUNY Board of Trustees Approves Tuition Hikes
Students protest $200 increase, call for renewed funding While CUNY students were enjoying their summer, the CUNY Board of Trustees voted to increase senior college […]
In Hiring Blitz, CUNY Chancellor Appoints Interim Prezzes at York, Lehman, LaGuardia
This summer, CUNY’s new chancellor Felix V. Matos Rodriguez appointed three new interim presidents at York, Lehman, and LaGuardia. These appointments are just the latest […]
Groovin’ With Gross
“How’s Nashville?” I ask Henry Gross, Brooklyn College alum of ‘72 when I call him on a Friday afternoon. He’s been working all week with […]
What I Read This Summer
OK, we are back for another semester at Brooklyn College, the Harvard of Flatbush. Hope that most of you had a great summer of changing […]