Race Inquiry Digest, October 29, 2018 – Three Days of Hate Crimes
Category: Archives
Destination of old published stories.
Attention Students: This Information Can Help You Navigate the Blizzard of News About the Midterm Elections
This Article Can Help You Navigate the Blizzard of News About the Midterm Elections
The Rat-Tat-Tat of News Reporting About the Midterms Has Snared the Attention of WORD Reporters
Several staffers of the WORD were interviewed for their views and their responses pretty much reflect the discourse and attitudes for many students on this campus.
So Say Sara Mohamed, Andriy Repik, Kiara Tavarez …
“We choose the one in Queens Center Mall because of its prices are cheaper than those in Manhattan. Everyone’s in a great mood and hungry. It’s a good environment to interview students about their impressions and experiences the first few weeks of the semester” – Eileen Cruz,
Scholarship to the Left, Scholarship to the Right, Into the Culture of Scholarships They Go – Regardless of the Stress
Fifth in a series of articles about the early weeks of the first semester. Sugdiyona Nosirova, interviewed on the sixth floor of the library near the Macaulay Honors College lounge area, said she was taking 15 credits this semester, but…
Darwin Would Consider These Student Accounts Testimonials About His Survival of the Fittest
Third in a series of articles about the early weeks of the first semester.
The 2018 Fall Semester, Depending on the Student, Began with a Bang
With a whimper
Ominously
Positively
Uh Oh …
The fourth in a series of articles about the early weeks of the fall semester.
“Mihi Cura Futuri” – The Thought That Soothes the Savage Beast of Student Apprehensiveness
Bring it on!
Back to the Books After a Long Hot Summer
After a three-month break, long and hot for those living in the New York City metro area, students are back on the 6, N, R, Q, W and F trains to 68th Street and Lexington Avenue.