Opinion: Online Course Offerings Are Necessary Even After COVID
By: Helen Dang During the middle of the 2020 spring semester, all Brooklyn College students had to transition to remote learning. With COVID cases […]
Opinions
Rolling Rock Ramblings: Philosophical Inquiry Into Imagination Suppression
By Ian Ezinga Up until this semester, I have never taken a philosophy class. Being friends and roommates with philosophy majors when I was […]
Opinion: The Importance of Staying Creative Over Winter Break
By Melissa Morales As finals week rolls into view and the end of this semester is fast approaching, many students around this time may […]
Rolling Rock Ramblings: Attempt In Understanding The American Psyche
By Ian Ezinga This opinion doesn’t serve to address anyone particular item of news or current event, which, admittingly, may detract from its immediate […]
Rolling Rock Ramblings: The Trial Of Mutual Aid
By Ian Ezinga Since the advent of a free-market economy that, by definition, does not distribute resources equally, people have experimented with ways to […]
The Importance Of Set Safety After “Rust” Incident
By Melissa Morales I remember when the news first came out on Oct. 21. Alec Baldwin was on the set of “Rust,” starting to […]
Brooklyn Baseball Legend Gil Hodges Is A Hall Of Famer
By John Schilling Baseball is one of America’s favorite pastimes, but it is past time for one of the game’s greatest players who has […]
The Stigmatization Of Plus-Size Bodies In The Fashion Industry
By Melissa Morales We live in a world full of beauty standards defined by societal perceptions and images constructed through social media. For women, […]
EP Review: Heart Attack Man’s “Thoughtz & Prayerz”
By Iliana Calderon Heart Attack Man, an Ohio-based rock band, released their new EP titled “Thoughtz & Prayerz” on Nov. 5. While I’ve been […]
Rolling Rock Ramblings: Meta Horror
By Ian Ezinga This opinion column has not been enthusiastic about the possible futures that await us at the end of how things […]