Opinion: Appeal To Finding Knowledge In College
By Isabelle Cachia-Riedl I first enrolled in college at Portland State, which lasted probably a month. I put it on my high school graduation […]
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Opinion: COVID Delayed The Media Industry’s Creativity
By Jada Simon Everyone knows that COVID has delayed everything, but one of the things it has greatly changed is the television and movie […]
Before The Presses: Let’s Rename Some Queens Streets
By Gabriela Flores It’s a brutally hot July, and it’s time for an hour-long bike ride around Astoria. The year is 2009, and gentrification wasn’t […]
Opinion: How Disney’s Misrepresentations Affect Young Girls
By Manar Dihyem As a Muslim woman, it becomes difficult finding films that resonate with my beliefs. And as a woman in general, it […]
Opinion: TV Shows Should Cut To the Chase
Shea Stevenson The (very good) HBO series “Succession” announced recently that the upcoming fourth season is going to be its final season. This is […]
Opinion: Wait, Did I Miss Black History Month?
By Jada Simon On the last day of Black History Month, 24-year old R&B singer Anayka asked an important question in one of her […]
Opinion: The Syllabus Is Your Friend, Read It
By Michela Arlia Four years in college teaches you many things. It teaches you to be resilient, manage time, and think critically, among other […]
Opinion: BC Food Prices Cost More Than They’re Worth
By Jada Simon Should Brooklyn College students stick to eating home-cooked meals? Most students that attend Brooklyn College receive financial aid. Over a third […]
Opinion: Let’s Be Corny As Corn On The Cob
By Isabelle Cachia-Riedl You’ve heard it before, you’ve said it before. You felt something “corny,” and instead of just saying it, you felt that […]
Before The Presses: Brooklyn’s Best Eats And Gems
By Michela Arlia You got your first glimpse of this new column, “Before the Presses,” two weeks ago when my colleague Gabriela Flores, The […]