Channon Smith, a modern day ‘flower child’ who exudes artistic expression, from her shaved boldly colored hair and unique wardrobe, her statement is presented without one word spoken. This bold lease on life has given her an unconventional road to success. Smith is a 25 year old artist that has […]
Sports are often used to improve your physical abilities but mental wellbeing is very easily forgotten. There are a lot of sports clichés like “suck it up” or a “do or die” mentality which we all hear from coaches as kids. Professional athletes are not superheroes as they too can […]
On Saturday September 26th, a “Protect Black Women” protest was held in Hicksville, Long Island. The protest was sponsored by SUNY Old Westbury’s Student Government Association (SGA) in conjunction with a few other of the school’s clubs and organizations. The protest was held to bring awareness to the constant mistreatment […]
On Monday, September 28th, a new study surfaced that one and three parents will not let their child get their flu vaccine this season despite annual deaths, according to the National Poll on Children’s Health. As the flu season rolls in, many pediatricians stress the fact that children should be […]
Female creators of video games and players have been increasing over the years due to the changing perspective of women in the gaming industry; however mistreatment of women is still fairly common. Kate Edwards, head of the International Game Developers Association “Gaming culture has been pretty misogynistic for a long […]
Many fashion trends we’ve seen in the early 2000s are making a comeback now in the year 2020. Is it just another phase or is it here to stay? There have been several iconic clothing styles throughout the decades. Many fashion statements have become trends. The early 2000s was a […]
Much of the focus has been on the shift of K-12 and their sudden transition to virtual learning, but college students who are used to a traditional class setting are finding it difficult to keep up with tasks and have a true college experience. College students across America have had […]
The first democratic debate, amply titled “The Main Event”, sounded like a wrestling match between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden, and the ad hominem attacks and small jabs at each other make it seem like one. Within the first 15 minutes, during which both parties agreed […]
Tenet is director Chirstopher Nolan’s latest action/thriller movie. Released on September 3rd, it has audiences shaking their heads in admiration and confusion. Making $207 million in the box office worldwide, its opening weekend hasn’t beaten Nolan’s 2010 movie “Inception” (2010) which made $833.6 million. The plot is fairly simple: prevent […]
T. Rex: The Ultimate Predator and The Nature of Color are now back on display at The American Museum of Natural History after the museum’s longest closure in it’s 150 plus year history. Both exhibits only being shown for a few brief days in March visitors can now come back […]
