… But Many Don’t By Flor-Ann Estiler on Jun 05, 2011 I walked into the Undergraduate Student Government office located in Room 121 on the first floor of the North Building early in the semester, and approached two people who…
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“School, Work, Home, School Work, Home”
By Ana Prieto on Jun 12, 2011 Assignment: What are the most pressing issues in students’ lives? Neighborhoods? Communities? The most pressing issue facing their City? State? Country? :: On the seventh floor crosswalk, and sitting across from a view…
The Annual Alpha Phi Omega Blue Carpet Affair
By Sanya-Kay Johnson on Jun 12, 2011 A sublime affair to raise funds for HIV/AIDS research? Or an affair in need of more development? :: The Blue Carpet Affair, a fashion and talent show, an annual event hosted by the…
Attention Hip Hop Aficionados
By Ana Prieto on Jun 12, 2011 What happens when the passion for hip hop melds with the yearning of students for good music? Answer: “Lloyal” and B.I.C. Live at Hunter. Starting with a pre-game radio show featuring the two…
Can Bliss Be Found in Properly Contorted Bodies?
By Keith Estiler on Jun 13, 2011 Casey Constantine, 20, a sophomore double majoring in psychology and English, said that her yoga class” gets more difficult as the class progresses.” “The poses learned in this style of yoga take a…
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Sexual Assault: The Mean Streets of Cairo – Part III, End of Series
By Hadear Kandil on Jun 08, 2011 In Egypt We Trust :: Since the resignation of Hosni Mubarak, the Egyptian Military is the authority over the nation. Egyptians are compelled to trust the Army and believe that its intention is…
Federal Deportation Program in New York Suspended
By NYCLU/WORD Staff on Jun 02, 2011 June 1, 2011 — The New York Civil Liberties Union today applauded Governor Andrew Cuomo for suspending in New York State the federal Secure Communities (S-Comm) deportation program that tears apart families, threatens…
Commencement Day for a Lost Generation
By Bill Blum of truthdig.com on Jun 22, 2011 More than 1.7 million graduating college students are entering “a sorry excuse for a job market.” :: According to a study conducted by Northeastern University labor economist Andrew Sum, a mere…
Perennial CUNYAC Tennis Champ Prevails
By Elijah Stewart on Jun 07, 2011 The Hawks Men’s Tennis Team demolished Lehman College April 30, in the quarterfinals of the CUNYAC playoffs at the United States Tennis Association National Tennis Center in Flushing, Queens. Hunter advanced to the…