Putting it Off: Procrastination at MC

Editor’s Note: This article is part of a collection of articles relating to student life during finals week that appear in the Dec. 2 print issue.  Finals week can be the most stressful time of the semester. Not only because of the exams we are taking, but all of the work we have put off. That’s right, with only two weeks left in the semester it’s the … Continue reading Putting it Off: Procrastination at MC

Debate Over Removal of “Lady” from Women’s Sports Teams

Two universities have been in the news for recent decisions about their women’s sports teams. The University of Delaware has announced that they are removing the term “Lady” when discussing their women’s athletics. However, the University of Tennessee is fighting to keep the term. While Manhattan College does not call their women athletes the Lady Jaspers, it is still a questionable topic. Is it really … Continue reading Debate Over Removal of “Lady” from Women’s Sports Teams

During Finals, Students Feel Effects of Lack of Sleep

Editor’s Note: This article is part of a collection of articles relating to student life during finals week that appear in the Dec. 2 print issue.  Finals week is around the corner and Manhattan College students’ sleeping habits are about to change. Some students have never taken finals before. Others are taking their last round of finals this semester. No matter which end of the experience spectrum … Continue reading During Finals, Students Feel Effects of Lack of Sleep

Winter in Bryant Park

LINDSEY BURNS & KRISTIE KILLEN  STAFF WRITERS Like decorating a Christmas tree or icing snowman shaped cookies, exploring Bryant Park during the holiday season is sure to put you in the Christmas spirit. Offering a plethora of options, Bryant Park provides endless entertainment for tourists and New Yorkers alike, and ice skating in the center of the Bank of America Winter Village is a must during … Continue reading Winter in Bryant Park

Manhattan College’s Revenue Increases Despite Large Increase in College Reserve

Manhattan College’s revenue increased by 11 percent in the fiscal year of 2013-2014, which ended June 30th, 2014, according to the Statement of Activities report issued at the Manhattan College Senate Meeting on Nov. 18. Among its revenue increase, MC saw a $1.9 million increase (60 percent) from the previous fiscal year in contributions to the school, according to the report. In its expenses, MC … Continue reading Manhattan College’s Revenue Increases Despite Large Increase in College Reserve

Winter Break at Home (and Away)

Manhattan students are inevitably looking beyond finals week to the elusive winter break. Breaks from school are often times that we spend at home, relaxing and spending time with family, but over winter break and spring break, many Manhattan College students spend their time helping others. The Manhattan College Lasallian Outreach Volunteer Experience (LOVE) offers students “service and social justice travel experiences” according to the … Continue reading Winter Break at Home (and Away)

Jasper Jams: Finals Week

Andy Williams was probably not referring to finals week when he sang about December being the most wonderful time of the year. The last few days of the college semester can be a stressful time. Just a handful of tests can make or break your grades. Many people insist that listening to music helps them to focus and prepare for these important exams. Yet, instead … Continue reading Jasper Jams: Finals Week

Free Red Bull Distribution Increases its Presence on Campus

BY LAUREN CARR AND JOSEPH V. CUSMANO A&E EDITOR AND SENIOR WRITER From the drink to the girls and the cars that come with it, there is no doubt that the energy drink Red Bull is a household name among students. Student ambassadors for Red Bull energy drink are tasked with distributing the beverage for free, not only within the college dormitories but out and … Continue reading Free Red Bull Distribution Increases its Presence on Campus