Monthly Archives: January 2019

Enjoy the Holiday Season with These Activities

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With the Holiday season here the city is buzzing with many events and activities to take part in. Taking place in Bryant Park is Winter Village, a holiday market which is set up all throughout the park, with various boutiques

Social Media Campaigns=No Change

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Going on Instagram means getting involved in a new fad. The Ice Bucket Challenge and Justice for Junior have entered the “lost cause club.” Social Media campaigns have seen to cause a short, positive impact, but quickly decline because of

A Light Show We Never Asked For

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Sparks fly, literally, as last week there was a transformer explosion at the Con Edison plant in Astoria, Queens.

The explosion took place on December 27, at approximately 9:12 PM, and was caused by a malfunction with a piece of

Max Brenner: The Willy Wonka of New York

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Come make your everyday chocolate experience into something extraordinary at Max Brenner. Max Brenner has a family-friendly environment and leaves you wanting to come back.

Entering Max Brenner you would see vats of gurgling chocolate, where shelves are stacked with

Processor Core Count: Is More Always Better?

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If you’re in any elective course related to computers, you’ve probably heard of the microprocessor. It’s the cheez-it sized chip in your laptop or desktop that handles all of your computing. For branding purposes, Intel and AMD tout core count

Is College Really for Everyone?

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Students have the option of choosing whether or not to go to college. Some students believe that they don’t have to go to college because it isn’t a decision that always has to be followed. Usually people just decide to

New York City’s Approach to School Safety

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Undoubtedly, every child across America deserves to feel safe in school. Schools are supposed to be welcoming and non-violent zones, but unfortunately, that has not been the case lately. The number of school shootings and gang-related violence is continuously rising

Neistat Neistat; The Man, The Youtuber, The Vlogger

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Casey Neistat came from humble beginnings and, through filming, he found success.

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You’re seventeen, just dropped out of high school. You’re going to be a father soon and for three years, you and your ‘family’ will live in a trailer.

Is a Fine Arts Degree Worth It?

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Seniors are at a pivotal moment in their lives; most want to pursue their passions, which may include photography, graphic arts, and visual design It can be quite difficult to convince your parents that this is the best major for

Women Empowerment in Sports

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Sports have been popular for both men and women. Women are now more visible in sports than at any point in history and are a huge contributor in the field of sports.

Sports have the potential to empower women and