Article by Jane Verdel
Jason Lewery, 25, an English major and a senior, was one of four students who said his academic load wasn’t too heavy at the start of this academic year.
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The End Is Near, the Beginning Was a Mix Bag
Article by Alexandra Ali
Five students were ask to reflect on their experiences in the early part of the semester.
Annual Hunter Undergraduate Student Government Pre-Thanksgiving Dinner
Thanksgiving meal of a lot of food served in West Building, First Floor. Open to public.
Early Weeks of the Semester? So Far So Good Say Three Students
Article by Larry Romanovich
Three students were interviewed about their first few weeks of the fall semester for the new academic year, a period that can be enjoyable or unpleasant depending on how well students get the course schedules that they want.
“So, How Were Your First Few Weeks at Hunter?”
Article by Caroline Ash
Jamie Davis, a British student in her third semester of the CUNY Baccalaureate for Unique and Interdisciplinary Studies program, popularly known as the CUNY BA program, said her first week of classes “was a bit hectic” due to a class registration problem. She was one of several people interviewed about their early weeks of the semester as part of a series of WORD stories about the campus starting its new academic year.
“If you learn and you focus and study many hours, you can achieve.”
Article by Christine Vivar
Three students – Farhan Chowdery, 22, a senior and psychology major, Ummay Zahan Amina, 18, a freshman and fulltime biology major and Klodiana Shehu, 42, a junior majoring in Italian – were interviewed for their opinions and observations about the first few weeks of classes at Hunter, one of several WORD articles about the beginning of the semester.
Welcome Week 2017
Article by Olivia Pawlowski
From August 25 to September 6, the campus celebrated its longstanding Welcome Week tradition to usher in the start of a new academic school year. Coordinated by the Undergraduate Student Government, the week-long event offered students a chance to ease into a new semester.
Campus Kicking into Higher Gear for Start of Academic Year
By Olivier Dumont
The last traces of summer weather, writes the WORD’s Olivier Dumont, are diminishing, and with the school year kicking into third gear, six students interviewed for this story for their experiences and opinions about the early weeks of the semester said they were immersing themselves in their studies and campus life.
Hunter LGBT Community & the Bill O’Reilly Sex Harassment Scandal – Article by Carlos Diaz
Article by Carlos Diaz
The LGBT Hunter community is aware of Bill O’ Reilly, however, students interviewed by this reporter were not particularly interested in the news coverage about the Fox News scandal. They more concern abut the bigger picture regarding the prevalent tolerance of sexual harassment.
And the The Semester Began on a [Fill in the Blank] Note
Article by Matt Cavanagh
January 30th marked the first day of the spring, 2017 semester, and Vilma Espinoza, 23, a transfer student from the Borough of Manhattan Community College, expressed optimism.