Is Yankees’ Gary Sanchez Redeemable?
Written By: Nick Wilson Ted Williams, an almost superhuman hitter, wrote in his 1971 classic “The Science of Hitting” that his first rule of hitting […]
Month: March 2021
A Year Long Time Out For CUNY, BC Athletics
For Brooklyn College student athletes, it has been a long and disappointing year. While the COVID-19 pandemic has been life-altering for everyone, BC’s student athletes […]
Did Getting DJ Re-signed Cost The Yanks on The Mound?
Written By: Nick Wilson When Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman was asked how he planned to improve the team this offseason, he consistently delivered the […]
CUNY Offers New Text-Based Mental Health Services
Written By: Olivia McCaa In a newsletter released Feb. 22, CUNY announced their intention to implement a new form of text-based counseling for students. This […]
Policy Council Extends Terms for Student Reps
Written By: Sydney Rodriguez The Brooklyn College Policy Council voted on Feb. 24 to expand the serving term for certain student positions on the council. […]
USS Members Alledge Bias And “Pettiness” As BC Rep Gets Tech Access Revoked
Vice Chair for Technology Fee Affairs and BC student Aharon Grama has repeatedly requested reinstated access to the University Student Senate’s social media accounts, website, […]
Anti-Racist Implementation Team Works to Make Progress
Written By: Dorette Dayan The Brooklyn College Implementation Team for Racial Justice has made progress in many of the planned actions they announced last semester, […]
Glamazon, BC’s First Fashion Club, Gets Even More Creative After COVID-19
Written: By Chaya Gurkov During the pandemic, Glamazon’s e-board members have been putting their brains to work trying to come up with interesting events […]
Pushing Through Racist ZoomBombing BC’s Women of Color Celebrates Black Culture
To close out Black History Month, Brooklyn College’s Women of Color hosted a discussion about the often-overlooked influence of the “underappreciated pioneer”: Black culture. Whether […]
BC Reacts: US Surpasses 500,000 COVID Deaths
Written By: Kendra Martinez and Gabriela Flores As the United States’ COVID-death toll peers over 500,000, and while vaccinations are steadily rolling out, many are […]