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“I Am Malala” By: Malala Yousafzai with Christina Lamb 327 pp. Little Brown. $26.00…
The Conners: With and without Roseanne
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Netflix strikes gold with Haunting of Hill House
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OP-ED: Queens’ Culture Diversity: An Outsider’s Perspective
Hi! My name is Colman! Nice to meet you. I’m a student enrolled at the…
OP-ED: Human Enough to be Vulnerable
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QC’s Asian American Center: A community based on civic engagement
“Civic engagement means working to make a difference in the civic life of our communities…
NYPIRG: A Community Dedicated Organization 45 Years Later
The New York Public Interest Research Group, a student organization that has had a presence…
Brooklyn College Professor Under Fire for Controversial Facebook Post
Brooklyn College’s distinguished computer science professor, Rohit Parikh, landed himself in hot water when he…
CUNY LaGuardia faces sex scandal: The cost of a good grade
Professors demanding that their students have inappropriate relationships with them in exchange for good grades…
John Jay Scandal Emphasizes Importance of SPARC Training
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