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The Rise of Text Messaging Hackers

By Ashley Alvarado, Staff Writer. Text messaging has become a vital form of communication in the modern age of technology primarily for college students. However,  hackers create a threat for various text-messaging applications.  These hackers get unauthorized access to private conversations by taking advantage of mistakes and errors in mobile…

Columbia University Reaches a Crossroads

By Ryan Capone, Staff Writer. Columbia University has had a shocking chain of events this month so far. On Mar. 8., Mahomoud Khalil, a Columbia University student, was deported to Louisiana to face trial for allegedly supporting Hamas, which the United States designates as a terrorist organization. He was a…

Major Layoffs Affecting National Parks

By Katherine Abayev The United States possesses beautiful nature that is incredibly unique, from the Grand Canyon in Arizona, and the Appalachians to the Everglades in Florida, and the Redwoods in California. These parks are open to visit and enjoy the nature, the animals, the views, and the fresh air.…

60 Years of WCWP

By Joseph Frescott, Co-Editor-In-Chief “WCWP FM is on the air.” On March 16, 1965, at 4:00 p.m. Hank Neimark uttered those words and WCWP was born. Sixty years later, the first voice of WCWP returned and recited the phrase that will forever be tied to the rich history of WCWP.  …

3D-Printed Home of The Future

By Jack Levy, Staff Writer Is the future of construction here? A non-profit organization called Habitat for Humanity International (HFHI), has constructed a house partially by a 3D printer.  The 1600 square foot residence is located on Wicks Road in Brentwood, NY and was built as part of HFHI’s “300…