With the 30-year anniversary of Nirvana’s release of their “MTV Unplugged” session in the Sony Music Studios in Manhattan happening this past week, I want to reflect on how Nirvana — more
From Friday, Mar. 3rd to Sunday, Mar. 5th, Queens College hosted the “Arts Leadership Boot Camp” featuring students selected from several different CUNY schools. Students were given art-related resources and tools, whether
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Everyday Metropolitan Transportation Authority buses sound like a convenient mode of transportation in New York, but I’ve been taking MTA buses since high school, and I’ve always hated how uncomfortable it felt
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As the war in Ukraine seems poised to go on further, the war cost goes beyond soldiers and fighter jets. The cost of the Russo-Ukraine war extends far beyond the battlefront, and
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CUNY announced on Monday, March 7, that its mask mandate – which had been put in place since August 2021 – was no longer in effect. The move follows New York City’s
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Two of the biggest giants of the tech world, Facebook, now named Meta, and Google, joined hands to gain dual ownership of the online ad market in order to transfer the flow
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