by Catherine Goodyear, Staff Writer Stephen Serulle Senior, Marketing Major “I am excited for Jeremih but not so much for the rest. I think we could have saved our money and gotten one dope artist instead of three mediocre ones.” Jayden-Kai Galvez Freshman, Mechanical Engineering Major “I am hype for Jeremih and I know of his stuff but unfortunately I … Continue reading Students Weigh in on Springfest
Christopher Nuzzo Junior | Communication Thoughts on the Transgender Military Ban: I am very disappointed in the Supreme Court’s decision to go through with the transgender military ban. It is a slap in the face to the thousands that are already bravely serving our country, and the ban is unconstitutional. I suggest anyone unfamiliar with transgender people and their struggles to take some time to … Continue reading Students Weigh in on Supreme Court Ban on Transgender Service in the Military
Voices on the Quad Interviews conducted by Nicole Rodriguez & August Kissel, Asst. Production Editor and Web Editor Isabel Vazquez Freshman | Civil Engineering The Quadrangle: Have you previously participated at the women’s march? Isabel Vazquez: No, I have not. TQ: In your opinion, why is the women’s march so important? IV: The women’s march is so important because it draws attention to issues of inequality … Continue reading MC Students Take Action: “This Is Why We March”
by CATHERINE GOODYEAR, Social Media Editor Nicholas Reda (LEFT) Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering “I did not vote this term because I did not really educate myself about the candidates or their policies, but I would vote in future elections if I educated myself.” Hamilton Espinoza (RIGHT) Sophomore, Business Management “I did not vote because I did not think we had to vote for midterm elections. I … Continue reading Manhattan College Students Respond to “Did you Vote? Why?”
Interviews conducted and compiled by Nicole Rodriguez, Staff Writer Guadalupe Zamata Freshman, Engineering Major What’s your plan for registration? My plan this registration is to find the best time for all my classes. Finishing classes around 5 or 6 pm is not that convenient for me since I’m commuter student. I also aim to get all my required classes in my schedule. I want to … Continue reading Spring Registration on the Mind
by Alexa Schmidt, Asst. A&E Editor From my experience with people and technology, you’re either an Apple person, or you’re not. PC’s and everything else in between remain the outliers to Apple consumers, and this debate remains prevalent ever since both technologies have been created. There are pros and cons to each, which is what these MC students have a conversation about. Mac vs PC Alex Nieves … Continue reading The Tech Debate
Interviews conducted and compiled by Alexa Schmidt, Asst. A&E Editor Voices on the Quad Donovan Reilly Year: Junior Major: Communication and Urban Studies As a resident in Horan, how do you feel about the recent mold? Well personally, I’ve not been affected, but I know there’s been numerous cases in Horan where a lot of students have had to move and relocate between another resident … Continue reading Students Share Their Thoughts on the Mold in Horan Hall
Tara Manning Undecided Engineering Major Hometown: Rockland County, NY What are you looking forward to most at Manhattan? Probably meeting new people. I just love making friends. I just love being in the city, it’s always hustling and bustling. It’s so alive. Do you like your schedule so far? Yeah I do. I can’t complain. I like that I have breaks some days and full … Continue reading Meet the Class of 2022
Rachel Silvestri It’s a bit competitive. When I registered for classes for this semester, I didn’t get any of the times I wanted. I had to change a bunch of them later because I didn’t want them. Steven Passaglia I think it’s stupid that they always have extra seats in the class. Why don’t they put them all … Continue reading Voices on the Quad: Registration
