The Toxicity of Urgency
Flowers do not bloom overnight. It takes cycles of photosynthesis, months of nurturing, sustainable environments, and time in order for growth to spur. Time, in […]
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q: A Programming Language You’ve Never Heard of (And That’s A Bad Thing)
There is no shortage of popular programming languages out right now, and q is not one of them. Not too long ago Brooklyn College’s comp […]
Fake News and The American People
It was high noon when I stepped foot into the SUBO Penthouse on Tuesday, Oct. 22, unexpectedly greeted by the presence of over fifty people. […]
The Job Fair Experience
Last week, I was able to visit over 30 tables and connected with 40+ employers and representatives during the Job Fair. Within three hours, my […]
Brooklyn’s Hidden Gem: Boylan’s 5th Floor
Once common hours hit, it becomes nearly impossible to find a place to study or eat alone. This especially goes for the cafeteria where a […]
Good Etiquette is Important For The Wellbeing of Society
As a New Yorker, whenever I catch myself pondering the topic of etiquette, it brings to my senses the putrid stench of MTA stations. Don’t […]
The Hookup Culture: The Decaying of Our Empathy
The aesthetic of the venue is uninvitingly crummy as you and your friends step in line. At the entrance miles ahead, bouncers are ushering people […]
Here’s How You Can Save Thousands of Dollars In College
The school year just kicked off two weeks ago and unsurprisingly, I’m already surrendering to the monotonous lifestyle of a full-time student. My eyebags showcased […]
The US on Brink of War with Iran While Ignoring Saudi Involvement in Disastrous War in Yemen
War drums are beating in response to an attack on Saudi Arabian oil fields by Iran. Although, Yemen’s Houthi Rebel faction has claimed responsibility. The […]
What to Do With Your Existential Crisis
Graduation is lurking around the corner for my seniors out here and some of you people have probably come to the realization that you have […]