Summer Reading

May 17, 2010

Kathy O'Neill, asst opinions editor  

Filed under A&E, Books

Fiction The Bronx Masquerade:Nikki Grimes- An excellent book, even for those of you out there who are not big fans of reading. A quick collection of poems written poetry-slam style and short narrations by the characters, it tells an excellent story of high school kids in hard situations opening up to... [Read more]

New Reading Club On Campus

March 9, 2010

Natasha Sosa, asst. editor - special sections  

Filed under A&E, Books

Do you have something you’re passionate about? Do you love to play and share tips about video games, or do you enjoy sharing music with others and being introduced to new styles? Whatever it is you love to do, there are always others who share your interests. So how can you get everyone together to... [Read more]

Have a Good Read This Christmas Eve

December 14, 2009

Lucy Ainley, Senior Editor - Sports  

Filed under A&E, Books

After a long, busy and stress-filled semester, there are few better ways to unwind during the holiday season than with a good book. Although the assigned reading texts in English courses are some of the best works of literature in history, some find it a nice change of pace to switch over to some easier... [Read more]

Book Review: A Child Called It

July 14, 2009

Kaitlin McCahan   , Opinions Editor •

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If there is one social issue that is guaranteed to make even the most desensitized person feel sympathy, it is child abuse. Although most of us are well aware of this ongoing problem, we rarely get a chance to understand the personal effects of child abuse and the extent to which it leaves an impact... [Read more]