Jennette McCurdy’s “I’m Glad My Mom Died” Gives A Raw, Important Look Into Abuse
By Michela Arlia Jennette McCurdy’s heavy novel “I’m Glad My Mom Died” was a book I set out to tackle reading, albeit I was […]
Opinions
Opinion: NYC Sexual Harassment Trainings Are A Bust
By Jada Simon It may surprise people to know that the term “sexual harassment” was coined in the 1970s but not taken seriously until […]
Opinion: EHS Is Not The Only Option
By Shea Stevenson Googling “Brooklyn College housing,” the first thing that comes up is the Latin/Greek Institute housing page on the BC website. That […]
Opinion: This World Cup Is One To Remember (Both The Good And Bad)
By Gabriela Flores I’m neither experienced nor well-versed in soccer, or what most of the world outside of the United States calls “football.” […]
You Can’t Spoil ‘The Crown’ – We Know The Ending
By Michela Arlia How do you spoil something that follows a current event timeline? That is exactly the question I asked myself at the […]
Opinion: What Games Mean To Us
Shea Stevenson When describing ancient Mesoamerican ball games, a teacher of mine once said that they were “intensely religious, ritualistic games” and that “the players […]
Opinion: Holistic Versus Conventional Medicine
By Delasia Vanterpool You always have “the talk” about what is better for personal treatments and health, either holistic healthcare or popping pills. Some have […]
‘Black Panther’ Is The Best Culmination To MCU’s Phase 4
By Kaylin Guzman “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” hit theaters and fans’ hearts on Nov. 11. After the unexpected death of Chadwick Boseman in 2020, […]
Opinion: Perks Of Joining BC’s Revamped Moot Court Team
By Shlomie Katash Moot court is a staple of any law school curriculum. And at Brooklyn College’s Moot Court Team, my peers and I […]
Opinion: It’s Time To Cut College Years Short
By Jada Simon Every conversation I’ve ever had with a college student has always diverted to the topic of, why? Why is college so […]