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The CUNY Budget Saga Continues: State Increasing Funding While City Funding and Enrollment Decreases
In early February, CUNY issued a memo to the Presidents and Department Heads of all its 25 colleges, ordering each college to issue a hiring freeze and develop a ‘Savings Plan’ that
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Kurt Cobain swept floors as a janitor at his alma mater. David Bowie was a delivery boy for his local butcher as a teenager. Ozzy Osbourne, fittingly, worked at a slaughterhouse among
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Germany can testify that with climate change comes a great price. As extreme heat, droughts, and floods inflict Germany, damages are predicted to cost between 280 billion euros and 900 billion euros
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There are many food critics in the digital era. Among them is the group called Righteous Eats, which introduces food spots that aren’t too popular using social media. There’s a sense of
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The Sundance Film Festival award-winning film A Thousand and One placed seventh at the U.S. Box Office after its opening weekend. Already critically acclaimed by an expanding audience, Teyana Taylor delivers a
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As a full-time student in college, it can be hard to finance your day-to-day living — nevermind scraping up the money to attend your favorite sport team’s games. While this may not
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