A Little TLC Can Save Your Relationship By: Veronica Pistek Let’s acknowledge something right now: everybody is vulnerable to a degree. This is especially true in romantic relationships. Being vulnerable is never […]
How to Love and Be Loved by Someone With Anxiety
The Cons of “The Talking Stage” Before a Relationship
Let’s Play The Pre-Dating Game By: Eddie Martinez One of the most strenuous questions to be asked when you get questioned on your love life is when someone asks you to label […]
My Shorts Are None Of Your Concern
Sexism Is Inconspicuous And Everywhere By: Beren Sabuncu Sexism is everywhere– this goes for both women and men. However, women experience sexism in a more public, common, and extensive scale. As a […]
Reasons Why Women Today Don’t Want Children
Let’s Get Something Straight: Not Having Kids Is Not Selfish By: Jennifer Weeks and Lucia Rossi When it comes to embarking on the journey to parenthood, fewer women are choosing not to […]
Red Sox Caught Using Apple Watch to Steal Yankee’s Signs
Beantown fined by MLB After Secretly Getting “Technical” with Yankees By: Eric Ransom The Red Sox have been caught using an Apple Watch to steal pitching signs from the Yankees, stemming from […]
WFAN’s Craig Carton Resigns Due to Concert Scam Charges
What the Future Holds For Esiason’s New Show By: Anthony Russo On Wednesday morning of September 6, WFAN’s co-host of Boomer and Carton, Craig Carton, was arrested at his home. Carton was […]
Netflix: Little Evil? Or Just the Average Stepchild?
Displaying The Comedic Horrors Of Being A Stepparent By: Josiah Akhtab Overly religious and mildly sidesplitting film manages to get a couple chuckles, though decent in terms of concept and production; it […]
Clapton is Still the Cream of the Crop
Music Legend Recently Capped Off 50 years of Concerts at MSG By: Eric Ransom After a legendary musical career spanning over five decades, Eric Clapton may have played his last concert at […]
It: A Worthwhile Adaptation of the Iconic Novel
The Losers Are Triumphant…For Now By: Steven Aiello Stephen King’s novels are some of the most iconic stories of all time, and It is no stranger to that standard. The story about […]
Rupaul’s DragCon Takes Manhattan at the Javits Center
This LGBTQ Culture is Going Mainstream By: Eddie Martinez Drag queens, celebrities and social media personalities galore were found on September 9-10 at Rupaul’s DragCon NYC in the Javits Center. Usually taking […]
The 12 Most Quintessential Fall Activities
Consider This Your Bucket List for The Season By: Jennifer Weeks Fall is officially here; the leaves change color, the temperature starts to become a little chilly, Halloween creeps in, and people […]
Post-Grad to Grad-School Transition
The Myths of Transitioning from Undergrad to Grad: Debunked By: Briana Delbuono So you’re a senior and you’ll be out of college in a couple months. You’re finally done! Wait, not really. […]
Living After College: Studio or Apartment?
Finding The Best Place To Start Your Life By: Josia Akhtab Finding a place after college can be a very difficult task for recent graduate students. Jobs paying just above the poverty […]
Autumn’s Best And Brightest in Pumpkin Spice
The Latest Foods and Fads With This Delicious Trend By: Brielle Sparacino The phrase “pumpkin spice” has come to be the epitome of an UGG boot-wearing, infinity scarf-toting “basic white girl,” and […]
Commentary: Hillary Clinton, The Taylor Swift of Politics
Look What They Made Her Do By: Steven Morris Hillary Clinton just can’t seem to “shake it off” when it comes to the 2016 election where she suffered possibly, the biggest upset […]
The Future of Trump’s Travel Ban
Supreme Court Gives Ban Temporary Victory Until Hearings in October By: Haziq Naeem On January 27, President Trump signed an executive order banning the entry of individuals from seven Muslim majority countries […]
The 4th Annual Pride Kamp is Here!
CSI Shows Inclusivity for LGBTQ+ on Campus By: Beren Sabuncu Pride Kamp is all about informing and uniting the LGBTQ+ and Ally community of CSI. CSI’s 4th Annual Pride Kamp took place […]
Trump Puts an End to a Policy That Changes Our College and Country
How is CSI Protecting Us from Trump’s Latest Decision? By: Jessica Scarimbolo Due to the diverse population of students, faculty and staff in our college, the recent decision by President Donald Trump regarding […]
LGBT Members Express Thoughts on Trumps Military Ban
Donald Trump’s Transgender Service Starts Talks By Victoria Ifatusin More than two dozen people attended the “We Serve Too” event in 1P’s Lecture Hall on Tuesday, September 12 to be enlightened about […]
The Importance of Individuality
Retaining Individualism in Relationships is Key to Keeping the Passion Strong By: Brenton Mitchell We live in a world of labels. A society of categories, definitions, associations, organizations and anything under the […]
Has Dating Got You Down?
10 Mistakes We Make When Dating Someone By: Brielle Sparacino Whether you’ve been in a relationship with someone for two months or two years, you’re bound to make mistakes. Some are more […]
Streaming is Like Paying for Air
Why You Shouldn’t be Paying for Streaming Services By: Declan Kaasler If you’re like most young people today, you likely get your music, movies and TV shows through some sort of streaming platform. […]
The CSI Shuttle System is Bus’ted and Students Know It
It’s Time to Grease the Wheels of Change By: Brenton Mitchell CSI is a commuter school. As such, it is a reasonable expectation that the school should provide an efficient means of […]
Question Marks Surrounding the Rangers Heading into Training Camp
Young Players That Can Push for Open Spots By: Anthony Russo On October 5, the New York Rangers will play their regular season opener against the Colorado Avalanche on home ice. There […]
Kyrie Irving Traded to Celtics for Isaiah Thomas, Jae Crowder
After Much Controversy the Mega Trade is Complete By: Eric Ransom Following his stunning aspiration to be traded from the Cleveland Cavaliers, Kyrie Irving got his wish- and it almost didn’t happen. […]
The Dragon Riders Race Again in its Fifth Season
Prepare for the Next How To Train Your Dragon Film By: Matthew McKenna Hiccup, Toothless, and friends take flight again for season five of Netflix’s original series Dragons Race To The Edge, based […]
Netflix’s The Defenders: Our Heroes…Or Are They?
An Unlikely Collaboration Does More Than Their Fair Share By: Josiah Akhtab Marvel’s The Defenders takes a refreshing spin on a predictable storyline, a group of neighborhood heroes who just want to do […]
The Light Shines Brightly With Only a Bit of Darkness Showing
“Destiny 2” Fixes its Predecessor’s Mistakes While Preserving its Fun Roots By Matthew McKenna “Destiny 2” continues its quest with players fighting off the Darkness as Guardians, either as the warrior Titan, […]
Netflix’s Death Note Film Noticeably Disappoints
Another Mediocre Americanized Remake Bites the Dust By: Lucia Rossi Have you ever heard of americanized remakes of original Japanese animes, like Dragonball Evolution, or Ghost In The Shell, receiving such praise […]
Four Budget Friendly Trips to Take During a Semester
Traveling Made Easy By: Jennifer Weeks Weekend getaways always seem impossible when you’re in school, especially in the middle of the semester. Between school work, studying and money, it seems impossible. Well, […]
Top 10 DIYs For You to Try This Fall
Pumpkins, Pumpkins Everywhere By: Kinza Khan Fall is approaching us shortly and before you know it, pumpkin spice will hit you in the face. Now you don’t have to go out and […]
Does Your Job Define You?
Break Old and New Conventions, Just By Being You By: Beren Sabuncu Some people prefer tea, and some coffee. This is one of the simpler decisions in life. We are faced with […]
A Book Lover’s Uneventful Trip Through Amazon’s First NYC Bookstore
Warning: Not Suitable for An Average Book lover By: Jennifer Weeks Amazon has opened its seventh brick-and-mortar book store right here in New York City. It’s featured at The Time Warner Center […]
Joel Osteen Shuts Church Doors Amid Hurricane Harvey
The Pastor Blames the Closure on Flooding By: Priscilla De Silva On Friday, August 25, thousands of Texas locals were left with no other choice but to leave their flooded homes and […]
John Kelly is Elected Trump’s New Chief of Staff
Previous Overseer of Guantanamo Bay Intends to Stop Illegal Immigration By: Haziq Naeem On July 28th, President Donald Trump replaced his then Chief of Staff Reince Priebus with Homeland Security secretary John […]
This Up-And-Coming Author Is One Of CSI’s Own
Josiah Ahktab Scratches the Surface With his First Novel, What’s New, and What’s Next By: Brielle Sparacino Unbeknownst to many, J.K. Rowling, author of the infamous “Harry Potter” series, published the book […]
CSI’s Social Work Department Bands Together With Backpacks
A Drive for the Children of Houston Since Hurricane Harvey By: Lucia Rossi In a time of crisis, climate change and natural disasters, it is college campuses like ours that can make […]
CSI’s Work in Progress
Numerous Worksites Around the Campus are a Welcome Sight for the College Community By: Declan Kaasler If you were to walk around this college campus for more than a few minutes, one […]
Breaking the Male Facade
Communication is Fostered Through Vulnerability, How Mindfulness can Make a Change By: Brenton Mitchell “Communication is key.” This phrase holds true in multiple levels of our lives, functioning as the stable base […]
The Hazards of Internet Dating: What Women Should Know
Beware The D*ck Pics! By: Jennifer Weeks We’ve come to a time where internet dating is now the innovative and legitimate way to help us find “the one” we have been […]
Do What You Love, Love What You Do
Finding a Good Major in College: My Experience at CSI By: Brian Spagnoli I declared my major, Communications: Media Studies, before I even took my first class at CSI. To be honest, I […]
Campus Looks Matter
Improving the Look of the Campus is Essential to Increasing the Quality of Campus Life By: Brenton Mitchell As a commuter school, CSI is plagued with a low population of students who […]
Big Obstacles Ahead for Big Blue
What to Know About the Giants 2017 Campaign By: Steven Aiello Another season lies ahead for the Giants, and expectations are high for the team. Following the team’s disappointing finish in last […]
CSI Hires Alumnus TJ Tibbs as New Men’s Head Basketball Coach
New Era Begins After 27 Years Under Coach Tony Petosa By: Eric Ransom A familiar face, alumnus TJ Tibbs, will take the reins as new interim head basketball coach after longtime coach […]
“Rick and Morty” is Still the Most Original Show on TV
The Darkest Year of Their Adventures is a Roller Coaster of Heartfelt Stupidity By: Rami Tabari “Rick and Morty” season three takes everything you could possibly love from the previous seasons; wacky […]
Parenting Gets a New Meaning in Action-Packed Film Kidnap
How Far Would You Go to Save Your Child? By: Jennifer Weeks The new, action-packed thriller, Kidnap, is tearing up the box office with Halle Berry’s top-notch performance, showcasing what it means […]
Mega Man Legacy Collection 2: Putting the “Mega” in Mega Man
A Strong Collection with Minor Faults By: Steven Aiello Mega Man is one of the most famous video game series’ of all time, and with good reason. With its unique formula, consistent […]
Love and Loss and Love
How To Heal After Losing Any Kind of Love By: Beren Sabuncu While it might be easy to simply pick one definition for it, love cannot be summed up easily. Love is […]
Cruelty-Free Drugstore Makeup That’s Friendly to Your Heart and Wallet
Here Are Some Products You Won’t Want to Miss By: Jennifer Weeks It’s no secret to anyone who is familiarized with beauty products that in fact some companies do indeed test their […]
A Guide to Men’s Fashion: Building Your Wardrobe
Growing Your Closet Takes Effort, but is Immensely Rewarding By: Brenton Mitchell Personal growth reflects both sections of our lives: the internal and the external. While explaining the path to internal growth […]
