Author Archives: sophia karathanasis

It is time to perplex your mind with abstract forms and relative realities by taking a visit to Baruch’s Sidney Mishkin Gallery, where this month’s rotating exhibition presents a retrospective of the varied and fascinating career of avant garde painter … Continue reading →

The novelty of college life inevitably will wear off in the months to come but when that natural wave of nostalgia hits us all, our first semester of freshman year will undoubtedly take precedence in our minds.  The emotion laden … Continue reading →

I’ve been in college for a little less than a full semester and already I know that the most frequent line I’m destined to hear in my upcoming years in college is “It will look good on your resume.” Ahh. … Continue reading →

Many of the business savvy students that populate Baruch tend to neglect the extensive educational offerings that center around the liberal arts, instead clinging to the resources that will put them on the fast track to the corporate world. Likewise, … Continue reading →

Research. Research. Research. This one word can send a wave of nausea through a college student’s stomach as it brings to mind the endless hours spent slaving over a 7+ page paper that never seems to get done. Additionally, our … Continue reading →

Mr. Hogue, a tall, lean, and bearded academic adviser crashed our Freshman Seminar class last Wednesday with the intention of filling the minds of us naive and anxious freshmen concerning the daunting process of course selection. The adviser came across … Continue reading →

Rushing like a chicken without a head from the 23rd street building to the VC campus, I was more than eager to be over and done with the blood donation. The notion that I would be saving lives by attending … Continue reading →

The club fair is not just any student life event. It is a momentous occasion where students gather to celebrate the vibrant community at Baruch that exists amidst the prevalent commuter culture, which is so greatly disparaged upon. Pushing my … Continue reading →

The yellow flyers posted around the bulletin boards of the VC campus made the Sonia Sotomayor discussion seem like a unique event. After all how often does the opportunity for intellectual discourse at Baruch arise, especially concerning a topic that … Continue reading →