Rolling Rock Ramblings: The (Bleak) Future of Work
No one should place any bets on the future. But whatever value that advice has, it doesn’t stop us from a near constant wondering of […]
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Rolling Rock Ramblings: Power to the People in the Stands
The past two days has exposed a tear in the fabric that knits together the passions of the masses and the interests of large corporations. […]
Rolling Rock Ramblings: Reforms Are Not The Answers
Daunte White was murdered at the hands of the police. The killing was explained by the police as a mistaken use of a gun […]
Rolling Rock Ramblings: To Code or Not To Code?
As the spring semester passes its halfway marker, thoughts of graduation loom over many students’ heads. Some gleefully look forward to pursuing whatever it is […]
Opinion: You Should Vote In School Elections
Coming into Brooklyn College, I was told many things, chief among them being, “You get what you put in.” BC is a commuter school […]
Rolling Rock Ramblings: Stimmy Checks and People’s Needs
First, a toast to all those who have already received their stimulus check – may you spend it however you see fit and however best […]
Opinion: Death to the 20th Century
This week marks the one year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic shutdown. Everything just stopped. Classes went remote. The streets grew empty. It was weird […]
Rolling Rock Ramblings: COVID Relief and Political Theater
The deli on my street was out of Rolling Rock, so I opted for the ever faithful Modelo. I didn’t mind the upcharge considering that […]
Rolling Rock Ramblings: This Again?
A popular anti-war slogan of the 1960s asked “what would happen if they started a war and no one showed up?” The modern state has […]
Rolling Rock Ramblings: Change, One of These Days
When examining CUNY’s wonderfully rich history of notable alumni and professors, which herald from a diverse pool of racial and economic backgrounds, it is […]