Monthly Archives: October 2013

In the wise words of the Wu-Tang Clan, “Cash Rules Everything Around Me.” Our group chose money as our theme, because nothing can beat that straight cash. Although money can be seen as artificial or not as important as love … Continue reading →

Politics isn’t exactly the first thing that comes to mind when thinking of Baruch, but our group did decide that there were issues with the way our college is being run. I personally pushed for this specific topic because extracurricular … Continue reading →

Our group chose the theme of leadership. Different news articles dealt with leadership in the world and how that one person or group influenced the whole direction in which a region or country was moving. I personally to write an … Continue reading →

But no seriously, we really do need your money. This world runs on money. Although the United States’ dollar bill is completely backed by faith alone and is literally a piece of “paper” or blend of linen and cotton, our … Continue reading →

Change. It’s word that we are all too familiar with, and it seems to lurk around every dark corner waiting to pounce and obnoxiously flaunt itself in front of your face. However, “change” may be one of the most exploited … Continue reading →

Our group chose the articles we did because we felt that they were relevant to students our age. We ourselves are concerned with both the upcoming election as well as the possibility that tuition policies may change. we focused on … Continue reading →

I enjoyed the enrichment workshop we attended a few weeks ago, to see the documentary “Changing Minds at Concord High School”. It was a very interesting concept, that meditation can, over time, change the minds of teenagers and make it … Continue reading →

My NYT group chose change as our main theme for our project, and we had a variety of world and local issues that we wrote about. Change is something that we are experiencing at every single point in time, no … Continue reading →

My group chose to base our NY Times project on the overhaul of established systems because it is something that we frequently see in many aspects of today’s society, whether it is in politics, food, or technology. Some of our … Continue reading →

For the NYTimes Project, our group chose the topic of “change.” Everything around us constantly changes, so we must be able to adapt these changes whether for good or bad. While our blog only covers a few examples of change, … Continue reading →