On the Record: Do you think City College should become a smoke free campus?
By Anne-Marie Stark Contributing Photographer
Opinions & Editorials
Opinion: ‘Missed connections’ avoidable
By Roxanne Bequio Staff Writer You’re going about your own business, when someone catches your eye. Thoughts rush through your head as you formulate a plan to initiate conversation with this complete stranger. However, this proves to be a difficult task, seeing how first impressions are everything a
Opinion: Smoking ban is discrimination
By Graham Henderson Staff Writer Prohibiting smoking on a public school campus such as City College is discrimination.
Opinion: From oppressed to oppressor
BY DESMOND MILLEREDITOR
On Nov. 4 2008, I was torn in two by the historical election that struck down one discriminatory ideal, the thought that a black man could never be the president of the United States, and strengthened another, the thought that marriage could only be between a man
Opinion: Virtual classrooms strain brains
By Graham HendersonSTAFF WRITER
In the 2007 school year, enrollment in online college classes rose by 12 percent. Nearly four million college students take one or more online classes in the United States alone, according to a press release from Sloan Consortium, which bills itself as “The nation’s largest
Opinion: World wide web of journalists unite
By Nick SquiresSTAFF WRITER
Blogging has come a long way in a short amount of time. From political blogs offering a personal point of view on national issues contrary to those of traditional media — to online journals full of idiosyncratic rants about what the blogger ate that day complete with
Opinion: Senator Obama, the Jackie Robinson of our generation
Senator Barack Obama could become the first African American to be elected President of the United States, making Nov. 4 2008, one of the most historic days in American history.