Editorial:
How ‘Suite’ a deal
is it for students?
Webmail became an irritating fact of life for students, faculty and administration last semester. At times, messages were lost and at other times the e-mail system did not work at all. Simply submitting assignments or communicating with professors became a task in itself. ... MORE
A New Student’s Perspective:
Hollow resolutions serve no point
This New Year’s Eve I went to Long Island, which was a different setting than my usual “stay at home and celebrate with close friends and family” plan. However, the infamous question popped into my head around 11 p.m. “So, what are your New Year’s resolutions?”... MORE
One Trip, Two Cities, Two Opinions:
London charms visitors, while Paris leaves bad aftertaste
Let’s just say my winter break this year was far more memorable than any year in the past. While traveling on the Arts Abroad trip, I was completely in the dark as to what to expect. London and Paris were the destinations and with an “extra heavy” bag wheeling behind me, I was on my way....MORE
From the Executive
Editor’s Desk:
Price of politics is going to cost
future generation
While browsing on Facebook, I stumbled across an old anti-News Feed group created by students from another institution. The group, which was open to anyone on Facebook, had some interesting comments on the message wall....MORE
