During the unprecedented Town hall President Trump expressed his view of the United States economy, insisting that it’s doing fine and will only get better By: Christopher Claxton President Trump rejected […]
Trump, in Miami, Says Our ‘Economy is the greatest in the world,’ the results of the pandemic says otherwise.
Biden, in Thursday’s Town Hall, Calls for the Reformation of Police Amid Racial Tension
Former Vice President Biden strongly suggests a new way of restructuring the police to ease budding racial conflict. By: Erin Bellamy Biden, in Thursday’s town hall on ABC, urged for cops and […]
Biden Shows His Leadership When Questioned About Racial Tensions in America
On a night where people were supposed to tune in for the 2nd Presidential debate, Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. displayed composure during questioning on America’s top issues today By: Nicole […]
In Order to Heal the Earth, We Must Take Care of its Soil First
The Documentary that Provides a Simple Solution to Climate Change By: Brooke Price “Kiss the Ground” is a new Netflix documentary that addresses the ongoing climate change crisis, and how people can […]
The Chef Who Recreates the Unfeasible and Teaches the Basic Norm of Cooking
A Chef who has Become Famous for the Edible Impossibles into Reality By: Mark Deutsch Binging With Babish is a YouTube cooking channel hosted by Babish himself. He has created four different […]
BTS’s Superstardom in the Music Industry
How BTS Went from Pop Stars in South Korea to World-Renowned Billboard Award Winners and Global Music Icons By: Anna Mengani BTS, also known as Bangtan Boys are a South Korean K-pop […]
NYC Teachers and Staff Deserve Better
Mayor de Blasio Has Been Causing Major Stress for Teachers and Staff By: Angelina Salvador The summer of 2020 had everyone wondering about what would happen once the school semester begins in […]
Crocs are ugly, there I said it!
Since late 2018 Crocs have been rising in popularity, they’re an ugly piece of footwear so what’s the real reason? By: Christopher Claxton Starting in 2015, Crocs became a meme after […]
The Clock of Doom
New Addition in NYC Gives Glimpse of What’s to Come if We Do Not Change Our Polluting Ways By: Kylie Hapuarachchi As we go about our everyday lives, we are consumed with […]
The First Presidential Debate was a Complete Mess
America and the World Embarrassed of the Trainwreck that was the First Debate By: Sammy Quarrato Before we get into the substance of the debate itself, it was an absolute disaster for […]
President Trump’s Tax Returns Expose Brazen Corruption and Tax Dodging
Trump Reportedly Owes $72M to IRS and has Taken $73M from Foreign Investors/Governments By: Sammy Quarrato The President of the United States has paid $0 in federal income taxes in 10 out […]
Thank you, Henrik
The King of New York’s reign ends after 15-years By: Sabrina Benet As the trades continued, hope was building for New York Ranger fans. More cap-space kept the possibility of keeping 38-year […]
The Two English Giants Fall Apart!
Manchester United and Liverpool FC suffer huge defeats in the fourth match week of the Premier League season By: Emmanuel Mendez When you think of the Premier League, one of the first […]
Transfer Window Officially Closed
Many transfers have been done over the summer that left clubs excited and some disappointed By: Emmanuel Mendez The Transfer Window for football clubs closed on Monday, October 5th. Although many clubs […]
President Trump, Time is Ticking
His Campaign Could be Going Under Due to Americans’ Growing Concern of COVID By: Sammy Quarrato With the election less than 50 days away, the following weeks are going to be crucial […]
Socially Distanced Dancing Show
“Dancing with the Stars” Adjusts its Setting Amid the Coronavirus Pandemic By: Brooke Price “Dancing with the Stars” is back again this year for its twenty-ninth season! The show aims to give […]
“America’s Got Talent” Season 15 Wrapped Up
AGT Crowned their 15th Season Winner By: Carlos Glick Have you ever wondered what it would feel like to win $1 million dollars? Or to win the spotlight and receive your own […]
“She Was a Woman” (In Memory of Ruth Bader Ginsburg)
A poem written in memory of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, 1933-2020 By: Sidney Mansueto She was a woman Of independence A woman of respect And greatness Her wise attitude […]
The Beauty of Autumn
By: Brooke Price Always cool and chilly Unique trees with changing leaves The leaves fall silently Umber, orange, red and yellow Make a wonderful display Nature’s earthy palate
Councilman Fights to Help Save Local Restaurants Temporarily Backfires
Will an Added Surcharge Help or Hurt Restaurants Recoup from the Economic Disaster Caused by Covid-19? By: Jennifer Spadafora This week Republican City Councilman Joseph Borelli revealed his plan to help struggling […]
Inside a Book is Something For Everyone
Reading can transform a person’s life one page at a time; One student tells her story By: Sidney Mansueto The idea of reading a book can bore some people, while for others […]
Joe Biden Considers Increasing Military Budget Even Further
The United States Spends More on the Military than Next 10 Countries Combined By: Sammy Quarrato Vice President Joe Biden stated to the news outlet Stars and Stripes, “We have to focus […]
Let’s Register to Vote and Buy Some Sneakers
Starting September 22, 2020, Foot Locker owned stores are becoming voter registration hubs By: Christopher Claxton I go to Foot Locker around once a month to see what new sneakers are […]
Craziest French Game of the Year!
Tempers flare at the PSG vs Marseille game as star player Neymar Jr. receives a red card after hitting an opponent because he was supposedly racially abused By: Emmanuel Mendez On Sunday, […]
New Owner and Current Standings for The New York Mets
Is there any hope left for the New York Mets? By: Angelina Salvador As of two weeks ago, the New York Mets have been bought by billionaire Steve Cohen, with a majority […]
The NFL is Back!
Football returns as players like Cam Newton and Tom Brady debut for their new teams By: Emmanuel Mendez The 2020-2021 football season has started with a lot of action in the first […]
CUNY Is Watching Us
This new software will catch you cheating, and much more. By: Sabrina Benet As the Fall 2020 semester continues to be remote, students can no longer be observed while taking tests or […]
Nike’s Attempt To Do Right By Kobe is Very Disappointing
Nike released a plethora of Kobe products to honor his memory, but some fans feel this attempt was only a money grab By: Christopher Claxton The legacy of Kobe, the Black […]
Student Life During The Time of COVID
How are students currently coping with online school? By: Carlos Glick College life can be very stressful during these difficult times. This pandemic has changed the way we learn. From in-person to […]
Messi Will Stay in FC Barcelona
The football superstar confirms he will be staying to avoid any legal issues with the Catalan club By: Emmanuel Mendez After weeks of rumors and speculations, Messi confirms he will stay with […]
Social Justice Booklist: Kids’ Edition
A Compilation of Children’s Books that Educate Kids on Important Social Issues By: Claudia Buonsante America has some deep-seated social issues that date back to the colonial era. These social problems have […]
Political Cartoon
Cartoonist: Bill Bramhall Source: New York Daily News
Should a Halt be Put on Sports?
As the COVID-19 Pandemic Continues, Athletes are Still at Risk of Being Infected While on the Road By: Emmanuel Mendez The COVID-19 pandemic affected many businesses including sport organizations like the NBA, […]
Motivation for the fall 2020 semester
Staying motivated for school during COVID and online classes…insight from college students By: Angelina Salvador Ever since COVID-19 started to have a significant impact on our lives, it’s been very draining to […]
The Beyond Lifestyle
A Different Way of Helping Our Earth By Filling Stomachs By: Mark Deutsch Everyone’s heard of veggie burgers: those flat disks that only vegans will eat. Those types of burgers are made […]
Aunt Judy’s Famous Salt and Pepper Chicken
Small crunchy pieces of chicken that will take your taste buds to flavor town By: Justin Hum Out of all the dishes that my aunt Judy makes, her salt and pepper chicken […]
How Can We Ensure Our Vote is Counted?
How to Vote Safely Amid Covid-19 and Mail Fraud Fears By: Jennifer Spadafora Absentee voting was introduced in the 1800’s and primarily used for soldiers who were fighting out of their home […]
How can Americans Afford to be Healthy?
How Obesity and Overall Health are affected by Socio Economics By: Sammy Quarrato The Obesity rate in the United States has been increasing since the 1970’s but has especially skyrocketed since 1999 […]
Mixed Results for both Progressive and Centrist Dems. in Mass. Primary
A Kennedy Loses a Mass. Primary for first time in History, ending a Political Dynasty By: Sammy Quarrato Massachusetts had a somewhat mixed night for both Progressives and Centrists, though the winners […]
One-Stop Shop for Online Student Services
Reap the Benefits of CSI’s Technology Resources By: Banner Staff As students settle into their fall semester, there are several resources that they may not know about. The college and CUNY have […]
Inside English Major Aesthetics
A look into English major aesthetics and how it’s a major lifestyle! By: Angelina Salvador If you’re an English major, or curious about the world of those who dedicate their lives to […]
Workouts and Wellness
How can exercise improve your mental health during this pandemic? By: Claudia Buonsante For many of us, 2020 has been quite unusual with dull days that bleed into each other. With no […]
COMEunity Fridge Fights Economic Differences
Is the war against hunger won at the community level? By: Jennifer Spadafora Mr. Rogers, America’s favorite virtual educator famously said, “When I was a boy and I would see scary things […]
Welcome Back to CSI: Here’s What You Need to Know
Re-entry Committee Members Discuss What to Expect this Semester By: Olivia Frasca On August 26, CSI students began their fall semester in a very different way. Instead of arriving on campus by […]
Hamilton’s Back, But On Disney+
“What’s Your Name Man? Alexander Hamilton!” By: Carlos Glick On July 3rd, 2020 “Hamilton” came out on Disney+. “Hamilton” is a Broadway smash hit that has audiences coming from all around the […]
Queen of Nice or Meanness?
Does Ellen Really Practice What She Preaches? By: Mark Deutsch Everyone’s heard of The Ellen Show, hosted of course by Ellen DeGeneres, the supposedly warm-hearted charity donor. But behind that charming smile […]
Married to a Stranger on Your Wedding Day
How “Married at First Sight” Allows Couples to Form Deeper Relationships By: Brooke Price “Married at First Sight” is a reality television show in which couples are set up by matchmakers but […]
Accidental Geniuses
Injuries to the Head Can Be the Cause of Advanced Intellectual Abilities By: Mark Deutsch Everyone thinks that in order to be a genius it requires ideal genetics, a chance that most […]
“Eloquent as This Rhythm Is”
By: Sidney Mansueto Feasting on fear and a lack of confidence, I see the words and dislike their sound What if no one can resonate? The page crumbles, as forced by […]
The Brainchild
By: Sabrina Benet A life of uncertainty is at our fingertips Ripping pages off the calendar to accompany tissues gracing the floor Stained with tears and desire to see a better […]
