Monthly Archives: October 2013

My group chose our theme for the NYT project to be “politics.”  Whether you like it or not, it’s something that surrounds us everyday on a local level, a national level, an international one and even a school level.  This wide spectrum can … Continue reading →

My group decided to look at money in society, not in the “New car, caviar, four star daydream, think I’ll buy me a football team” fashion, but in the necessity of it. When choosing our individual articles, we each saw … Continue reading →

My group chose politics as that theme for our NY Times project. Each of the articles we summarized in some way had to do with this theme. Some dealt with politics locally, some nationally and others internationally, so that we … Continue reading →

My group for the NY Times project chose to write about politics. Why you ask? well we did this because politics are pretty much the back drop for all things that go on within a country. Not only does a … Continue reading →

“So you think that money is the root of all evil? Have you ever asked what is the root of money? Money is a tool of exchange, which can’t exist unless there are goods produced and men able to produce … Continue reading →

For the enrichment workshop our learning community went to watch the documentary called Changing Minds At Concord High School.  This documentary outlined a new scientific research that incorporated a mindfulness program in a high risk high school to teach students … Continue reading →

Why did my group choose leadership as the topic for our New York Times cover page? For the most part of what I have already experienced in Baruch was somehow, directly or indirectly, involved leadership. Most of the projects or … Continue reading →

1. The Lion King Hands down my favorite movie. I’ve seen it enough to know it by heart. It defined my childhood and it hakuna matata is something I still sing to myself now and again. No worries. It taught … Continue reading →