Anne Winberry On Wednesday March 30, the presentation in Hillwood Commons gave a whole new meaning to playing with your food. At the event, several faculty members, including Provost Dr. Paul Forestell, introduced the new summer courses promoting the idea of sustainability. The sustainability courses that will be offered this…
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Natalie Villanueva The Fashion show of 2011 was a truly spectacular event to see. The Runway, Circus of Sin took place at the Tilles Center on April 2nd. The audience was filled with students, alumni, and guests. The show was based on the seven deadly sins, focused around a circus…
Kathleen Joyce On Tuesday, March 29th, the C.W. Post Student Government Association, sororities Omega Phi Beta and Delta Sigma Theta, the Latin American Women’s Society, the Student Health and Counseling, and the Student life and Leadership held the first annual, “Heel the Sole” campaign. The event took place from 6:00-7:30…
Jessica DeSalvo The last you heard of your C.W. Post cheerleaders was that the rocky season had ended, and competition was out of reach due to the lack of girls on the team. However, the remaining twelve cheerleaders decided that their dream of competition was still possible this year. They…
Natalie Villanueva The Student Government Association general meeting held on March 22, in Hillwood was filled with announcements and news. There present was the executive board which are President, Jared Ciborowski; Vice president, Alexandra Hochstrasser; Treasurer, Jill Scionti; Executive Officer, Gina Oseguedo; and Secretary, Jerimida Sanders. Also, the chairperson members…
Meghan Glynn On Thursday, March 24, 2011, despite a brisk evening, a group of students gathered at C.W. Post’s Interfaith Center to show their support to the people of Japan. With a bundle of sage burning slowly in the background, the candlelight vigil focused mostly on meditation, and using breathing…
Kathleen Joyce During my first two years at C.W. Post, I went to class, went to work, and then went home. Just a boring two years, I didn’t even bother to find my niche or any friends for that matter. I don’t blame commuting, but then again I do. As…
Meghan Glynn Thinking about this week’s edition, I decided that I wanted to interview someone of importance within the community and get a look into what’s going on, what’s coming up in Brookville’s calendar and share anything that might be relevant to you, the people who live and commute here…
Matt Marando There are more than 80 student clubs and organizations that are provided on campus, but students on campus have still yet to express their concern for a lack of activities. So how involved are our students? When asked about their own student involvement, commuters and dormers have their…
Sandra Elien On Tuesday, March 8, 2011, the Art Department presented the second lecture in “The Artist’s Role in Society Lecture Series,” featuring April Gornik on American Landscape and the Challenge of Eco-Spirituality. April Gornik is a prominent contemporary landscape painter, who discussed her role in representing the natural world…