Fortification of immunity with vitamin supplements is another preventative measure worth considering. By: Kalindi Mishra Though the preventative measures of vigorous sanitization, wearing face masks, and social distancing have become our new […]
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“ICarly” Reboot is in the Works… But for Adults?
Fans of the Original Show Will be Excited for the “ICarly” Revival By: Carlos Glick As a kid, most of us probably watched shows like “Drake and Josh,” “Zoey 101,” “ICarly,” etc. […]
Live-Service Games and Their Popularity
Live-Service Games are the Big Thing in Gaming Now, but What Makes These Games Stick in our Minds, and in our Game Libraries? By: Brendan Brown Live-service games are nothing new to […]
Broadway Shows Will Remain Closed Until Spring
How the Coronavirus Pandemic Will Affect Future Broadway Performances By: Samantha Bravo Mary Avella, a freshman at Hunter College has been looking forward to seeing “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” for […]
Murder is in Air in the Cutthroat World of Ballet
Who is the Prime Suspect? By: Brooke Price “Tiny Pretty Things” is a new Netflix show that centers around Neveah Stroyer getting accepted to the illustrious Archer School of Ballet on a […]
The importance of relationships for individuals and their businesses
We often overlook the people closest to us By: Christopher Claxton As humans, we are social creatures, our relationships power our mental, emotional and physical health. Our personal well-being goes hand-in-hand with […]
Writer’s Block Does Not Exist
How this concept is nothing more than a concept By: Angelina Salvador Has your mind ever suddenly become blank like the white screen or paper in front of you? Have your fingers […]
Racism Is The Virus
The Asian-American Community Faces Racism and Violence By: Kylie Hapuarachchi Amid a pandemic, there has been a rise in violence against the Asian-American community. Men and women are being brutalized due to […]
We Live In A Corporate Socialist Society
The Rich Get Richer and the Poor Get Poorer By: Sammy Quarrato The American Dream to many Americans is an illusion and something that at one point used to be the reality. […]
Tom Brady and the Buccaneers are Super Bowl Champs!
The Bucs win their second Super Bowl championship in their history By: Emmanuel Mendez Super Bowl 55 is in the history books, and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are your new Super Bowl […]
A New Era Begins in Football!
Erling Haaland and Kylian Mbappe both had impressive performances in the Champions League By: Emmanuel Mendez Many football fans around the world are witnessing the final stages of the big ‘rivalry’ between […]
A Letter from the Editor: The Banner FAQ
To the students of CSI, We want to publish your voice! At The Banner, we will help you improve your writing and reporting skills. Join our meetings here every Thursday at 3pm. […]
The Best Type of Takeout During COVID: Free Takeout
The Department of Education’s community meals program offers free meals to all New Yorkers. By: Alan Gregory For the past few months, I’ve been eating the same public school lunches I ate […]
The Perfect Pandemic Dinner: Air Fried Lemon Pepper Chicken Wings
This recipe calls for flavorful and crispy wings using common household ingredients and an air fryer. By: Franky Duran After growing bored of takeout and repeat dinner dishes, my family and I […]
Online Classes Leave Students Lives In Shambles
Students remain on standby as CSI prolongs announcement of in-person classes. By: Victoria Dario After spending eight hours in my dark and empty bedroom, the only faces that I have seen for […]
Remote Learning Leads to Lower GPA’s; A Tragedy
CSI students are likely to have a lower GPA while engaging in remote learning. By: Rawan Raja After almost two semesters and a half of remote learning, I’m still trying my very […]
A Letter From The Editor
To the students of CSI, My name is Sabrina Benet, and I am the Editor-in-Chief of The Banner. We would love to have you report for us! At The Banner, we will […]
When Monsters Become a Common Part of Your Sweet Home
“Sweet Home” Uses an Apocalypse as the Backdrop, Which Adds an Interesting Element to this Netflix Horror Series By: Mark Deutsch “Sweet Home” is a horror show that’s based on a classic […]
When Will The Right Become Ours
Poland Is Facing A Near-Total Abortion Ban By: Kylie Hapuarachchi As a country that has many civil liberties it seems almost radical to think that one must have permission to their own […]
How Many Secrets Can You Keep?
Two Families Become Interconnected in “Little Fires Everywhere” By: Brooke Price “Little Fires Everywhere” was released on Hulu and Amazon Prime in March 2020 and is based on the book by Celeste […]
Edge wins the WWE Royal Rumble 2021!
The WWE Hall of Famer becomes the second ever wrestler to win the rumble at the number one position following other WWE Hall of Famer, Shawn Michaels By: Emmanuel Mendez The Royal […]
Tom Brady’s Buccaneers will take on Patrick Mahomes` Kansas Chiefs on Super Bowl LV
The Buccaneers will be the first NFL team to play at their home stadium for the Super Bowl By: Emmanuel Mendez It has finally arrived, the Super Bowl is upon us, and […]
Here’s What You Can Expect After Receiving Your First COVID-19 Vaccine
My experience before, during and after getting the vaccine By: Carlos Glick To start off, before I get into my experience, it is important to note the reasons as to why and […]
Will 2021 be the Year of the Nike Dunk?
In 2020 Nike Dunks went crazy, 2021 will be more of the same By: Christopher Claxton Let’s see if I get this right. Nike reveals a new Dunk drop, you get all […]
First came Occupy Wall Street, here comes Infiltrate Wall Street
Hedge Fund Managers are calling “foul” and Robinhood comes in to Expose Rigged System By: Sammy Quarrato GameStop like many retail businesses has been shutting down in mass numbers ever since Amazon’s […]
Do Vitamin Supplements Actually Work?
Everyone has heard that vitamins are essential for the body, but are they really needed in a condensed pill form? By: Mark Deutsch It’s taught in every health class and also in […]
It’s Called Social Democracy, not Democratic Socialism
FDR Used Social Democracy To Save Capitalism, It Can Save It, Again By: Sammy Quarrato People often hear the word democratic socialism and think of the names Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. […]
President Joe Biden’s First Day
Joe Biden signs executive orders on climate change, masks, DACA, and more. By: Sammy Quarrato President Joe Biden has already begun working on campaign promises and giving aid to the American people […]
OPINION: Domestic Terrorists, Not Protestors
Havoc wreaks throughout Capitol Hill as President Trump encourages violence. By: Angelina Salvador On Wednesday, January 6th of 2021, congress met to count the vote. Just as Republicans began objecting to Arizona’s […]
U.S. Capitol Stormed by Violent Protestors as Congress Counts Electoral Votes
President Trump tells protestors to go home “peacefully” after reports of gunshots inside the Capitol, still claims election fraud. By: Sabrina Benet and Olivia Frasca Updated Jan. 7, 2021, 10:30 am On […]
Getting Info From Graphics
The Show That Details How to Survive in Almost Any Situation, While Discussing Interesting Unheard History By: Mark Deutsch The Infographics Show is a YouTube channel that focuses on myths, real experiments, […]
The Ultimate Fondue Experience
The Melting Pot Allows Guests to Cook and Dip their Foods in Various Fondues By: Brooke Price Looking for a fun new restaurant experience? Then The Melting Pot is right for you! […]
A Couple’s Mistletoe
By: Janet Akselrud On New Year’s Eve Alora paced frantically around her house opening every drawer, checking under every table, glancing behind every chair, looking for a special branch of Hawaiian […]
The Best Sneakers of 2020
It’s time for you to relive all the moments you signed up for a raffle, waited penitently with hope in your heart just to be crushed when you didn’t get the shoe […]
We Need to Read More Diverse Young Adult Literature
Student and Professor insights on why people need to read more diverse stories, inside and outside the classroom By: Angelina Salvador After reading plenty of young adult literature and coming of age […]
Vaccine Update: Who Will Be Getting What?
Coronavirus vaccines expected to roll out at different paces, Americans unsure of whether or not to get the shot By: Sidney Mansueto Since early March 2020, Americans have patiently waited for news […]
The Piano Guys’ New Album, “10” is so Epic!
Ten years, Tenth anniversary, Tenth album By: Carlos Glick The Piano Guys’ latest album was released to the public on November 20, 2020, the album is spectacular. Judging by the title of […]
To Not Be Free
China Detained At Least A Million Uyghur Muslims And No One Is Talking About It By: Kylie Hapuarachchi Since early April of 2017, Uyghur Muslims and others have been forcefully imprisoned by […]
Diego Armando Maradona dies at age 60
Football argentine legend suffered from heart failure after successful surgery on his brain By: Emmanuel Mendez On November 25th, 2020, Diego Armando Maradona passed away after suffering a heart attack in his […]
Mike Tyson vs Roy Jones Jr fights ends in a draw, while YouTube boxing seems to gain more attention
After eight rounds of boxing, both fighting legends ended the fight with no serious damage By: Emmanuel Mendez The Mike Tyson vs Roy Jones Jr. event was an exciting one for many […]
Sex Appeal on Wheels
James Midura drives a luxury car that gets more than an engine revving. By: Andrew Lauro Before Covid-19 hit, James Midura could not always find the time to detail his Infiniti Q50. […]
Inspired By Car Movies, Fumagalli Continues To Grow His Car Collection.
Jake Fumagalli said his family always thought his obsession for cars as a kid was a little odd to them, many years later not much has changed. By: Arijona Taipi About 18 […]
CSI Student Hoards $20,000 Worth of Sneakers
Christopher Claxton has been collecting shoes for six years. Showcases collection on Instagram. By: Nicholas Kuzar Christopher Claxton waited in line at Kith Brooklyn on a snowy day for a pair of […]
Nicole Pologruto is Not Afraid of a Little Mystery
Pologruto loves adventure, she investigates abandoned areas as a hobby. By: Tianah King Nicole Pologruto explored Kingfisher Park at dusk with her friend Amanda when they saw a shadow of a figure […]
The Cheesecake Factory and Gordon Ramsay Admirer
Sean Synan’s experience with food has changed his life for the better. By: Nicole Pologruto Sean Synan taught himself how to bake cake during his Senior year at New Dorp High School. […]
Alex Zaulov, Spray Paint Artist, Runs Into Artist Block During Quarantine.
After creating endless amounts of spray paintings, Alex Zaulov struggles to find motivation. By: Sean Synan Alex Zaulov successfully submitted his artwork to Aphrodite Gallery in Manhattan three years ago. After being […]
I Tried HelloFresh So You Do Not Have To
This meal-delivery service brings convenience to your doorstep By: Sabrina Benet As a full-time student, it sometimes becomes difficult to plan meals and seek out recipes to try new food. HelloFresh is […]
Racial Justice, Social Equity, and Sustainability Shine Through at 15th Annual GIS Day
GIS Experts and Students Weigh-In on Creating a More Equitable World By: Olivia Frasca The campus community gathered virtually on November 18 and 19 for the college’s 15th Annual GIS Day. For […]
You’ve Heard of Sherlock Holmes, But What About Enola?
Millie Bobby Brown Stars in a New Action-Packed Mystery Film By: Brooke Price Enola grew up spending time with her mother. They were each other’s best friends. However, one day on Enola’s […]
The 2020 American Music Awards is Jam Packed With Popular Artists
All You Need to Know About This Year’s AMAs By: Anna Mengani The American Music Awards has been going on since February 19th, 1974. The awards show was created by Dick Clark […]
