Throughout the city, businesses from ice cream shops to clothing stores delve into hundreds of job applications filled with resumes … More
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A win for New York’s libraries: The promising investment
On June 14, Mayor Bill de Blasio and New York City council were able to secure 33 million in additional … More
Will fare finally be fair to the environment and its riders?
Metrocards are trash. Literally. Between refilling and losing cards, a lot of customers can agree that the 27-year old transit … More
Sexism and Physical Attraction in Gen Z
For those unaware, Gen Z is the most recent generation of human offspring. There have been continuous reports of sexual assault and … More
The Growing Competitive Gaming Industry
Michael Garcia 08/08/18 Years ago, competitive fighting games were only played in basements of someone’s house or in arcades. Now, … More
Do High Prison Phone Call Costs Make Phone Companies the Judge, Jury, and Executioner?
By Jeremy Williams Do High Prison Phone Call Costs Make Phone Companies the Judge, Jury, and Executioner? The … More
Firsthand Accounts of Sexual Harassment
By: Katelyn Wright “For me, the abuse that I suffered—both initially and when I first tried to report him and … More
Superintendent Couldn’t Care Less About Damages In Resident Homes
By Jesica Ramirez August 9 at 10:05 AM ELMHURST, NY— Jansinta Morelos came across a small water leakage in the … More
How Public Facilities Could Help Fathers
“I just want to change my daughter’s diapers.” This is what a father said after he found out there was … More
The Invisibility of Black Autism
Autism is known by most as the “White Person’s Disease”. Autism: a mental condition, present from early childhood, characterized by … More