Meghan Glynn We all know that the beauty of nature is all around us, right? How often though is what we see on the Post campus or Long Island really recognized as being something to marvel at. In other words, when do we stop wanting to see all the beautiful…
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Kathleen Joyce Here at C.W. Post, students are pretty lucky we don’t have to a pay a fee for parking. Some schools such as CUNY Queens and St. John’s University require students to pay a fee for the whole year. Others, such as NYU and Columbia University located in the…
On Sunday March 6th, the C.W. Post dance team competed in the New England Dance Championship. On the way up to the competition they stopped in Bridgeport, Connecticut to cheer for the Men’s and Women’s basketballs teams to their ECC victories. But after watching a win it was time to…
Jessica DeSalvo Commencement is an important day for all parties involved. To the students, it may signify the most important milestone of their lives so far. To the C.W. Post family, it marks a new beginning. This year it was proposed that students were going to wear Eco-friendly gowns, made…
Jessica DeSalvo At the beginning of this year, students at C.W. Post got their hands on one of Apple’s newest software on the market. Post also offered classes to help students become better educated on how to navigate their way around their new Ipads. The buzz about the Ipad is…
Eileen O’Connor Recently when we stop at a red traffic light, we’ve been noticing a flashing light immediately afterwards. Yes, cameras have been installed and are in use at many more Nassau traffic lights to catch red-light runners. “I think they are dangerous,” said Jad Greco, a sophomore biomedical technology…
Kathleen Joyce On March 10th, C.W. Post students were invited to a lecture hosted by the Media Arts Department introduced 2003 alumni Patrick Holbert. The lecture packed a full house in the small room in Humanities Hall. Holbert told the students of his journeys at Post and what he has…
Nhya East The Tilles Atrium was filled with faces beaming with excitement and a feeling of achievement was spread across the room on Thursday, March 10th. Everyone present had either worked towards helping a young woman accomplish something admirable by serving as a role model or were themselves being honored.…
It’s that time of the semester again. A time when everyone on campus is running around asking their friends what classes they are taking next semester. A time when everyone is trying to pick the classes they need to graduate and the classes they need for their majors. But what…
Meghan Glynn C.J. Wolfinbarger, a sophomore childhood education major, was a first time donor during the blood drive that took place from March 8th to 9th in Hillwood Commons. She explained that she had never donated before, but definitely would again adding that, “The worst part was probably the finger…