By Contributing Writer Lesia Forde
Life is a journey with unexpected twist and turns, mountains and valleys, oasis and deserts, darkness and light, tests and rewards. You may never know what lies ahead, but one thing is certain and that is its uncertainty.
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“This School Is Not Too Bad”
By Carmen Rios-Nuñez Students interviewed for this article say Hunter provides them a decent affordable education. “This school is not too bad,” said Malik Young, 20, a junior majoring in film, who said his mother wanted him to enroll…
Oh My God, What Just Happened
Article by Nida Ali
Donald Trump’s election has instilled fear in many Muslims who believe that his victory reflects the rise of Islamophobia in America.
Getting That Degree
About 14 percent of students are able to find jobs after they graduate, according to a May, 2015 dailycaller.com study but that LOW percentage would NOT stifle the hopes of Colleen Ashwood, a music major. “It can be scary when looking towards the future but I feel prepared,” said Ashwood “I feel as though I will have a job when I graduate from college.”
Hunter Hero Comics
By Koi Germany, Jr In a corner of Thomas Hunter Hall’s first floor, not from the security desk, lies a faded, burnt orange door. A slightly torn sign taped upon it reads, Media Board. Faint giggles and murmuring can be…
Every Right to Be Proud
Carmen Rios-Nuñez interviews graduating Hunter students.
Ballot
Editor’s Note: This news short about the November 4 elections is being published now because of an editing delay. By Carmen Rios-Nuñez “I wanted to cast a ballot for peace,” said David Pantoja, 34, a journalism and sociology major from…
Ode
“I miss the old Kanye, straight from the Go Kanye Chop up the soul Kanye, set on his goals Kanye I hate the new Kanye, the bad mood Kanye The always rude Kanye, spaz in the news Kanye I miss…
Cafeteria Food, It Is What It Is
By Katherine Hernandez Attention Students: As you pass through the turnstiles of the third-floor student cafeteria (students have been told by the College Administration that they are no longer wanted in the faculty cafeteria) the musk of hot frying oil…
What Does It Take To Become a Food Writer?
Article by Katherine Hernandez
Interest in food writing increased in recent years because of millennials who used blogs and Instagram about food at the restaurants where they were being served. These early pioneers were more interested in informing their friends and followers than planning on careers but so many were doing it that it became a trend that inspired imaginations.