Edited by Gregg Morris, June 6, 2016 CUNY News Wire – The Board of Trustees of The City University of New York today appointed Mary Lu Bilek, Dean of the University of Massachusetts School of Law, as Dean of the…
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Destination of old published stories.
Super Bowl 50 Still Resonates
By Alexa Ellis, June 6, 2016 Hot wings served with blue cheese, lasagna, salad, dressing and barrels of Blue Moon beer. The usual for my home and only on the nationally revered holiday known as Super Bowl Sunday. This year’s…
Commencement Remarks by First Lady at City College
Transcript sent to the WORD editor by White House Press Office City College of New York, New York, New York, 12:19 p.m. EDT, June 4 MRS. OBAMA: Wow! (Applause.) Let me just take it in. First of all, it is beyond a pleasure…
Kadia Goba Reviews THE WITNESS
Synopsis In the middle of the night March 13, 1964 in Kew Gardens, Queens, Kitty Genovese was stabbed and killed in the neighboring parking lot of the apartment building where she resided. Despite several cries for help, she is…
Greenwich International Film Festival Panels
Edited by Gregg Morris June 2, 2016 – The Greenwich International Film Festival will be hosting panel discussions highlighting investments in film, women in the entertainment industry and film adaptation of literature to further educate its audience. “GIFF is proud to provide free programming…
A Super Bowl Short
By Kara Paternostro
Finals
Article by Kara Paternoster
It’s that time again.
Will They Walk in the Fall? If So, What Happens to Students?
By Kara Paternoster, May 30, 2016 The Professional Staff Congress, the union representing more than 25,000 CUNY faculty and staff, has received authorization from its members to call a strike. “After more than six years without a raise and five years…
Commuting: The Good, the Bad, the Ugh
Article by Kara Paternostro
Time management should be an essential tool for students juggling classwork, studies, extracurricular activities, relationships, jobs, internships and family responsibilities, especially if they must commute long distances.
BEING CHARLIE Film Review
By Julia Beach Press Notes: Three decades ago Rob Reiner catapulted to the forefront of American filmmakers with two back-to-back films about youth and, with his latest he focuses once again on the trials and tribulations of the American teenager.…