Sandra Elien Having mid-semester blues? Are you looking for ways to lift your spirits? Seniors, especially, are inclined to experience these emotions. Even though you may not be among those counting down the days until graduation, it is probable that you may already feel the need to keep your spirits…
The Tide
Kahlil Haywood Often times, when you hear about a problem in any couple, it can result from a disconnect between these people or simply a difference in opinion. No matter the case, there’s always this one constant, and that is communication. I happen to look at communication as gas. You…
Nicole Ramlogan On March 24, 2011, the Xi Chapter of Hermandad de Sigma Iota Alpha, Inc. hosted their fourth annual One Heartland Banquet. For those of you who don’t know, a banquet is not a fancy dinner and dance, but a fundraiser supporting a very serious cause. Every sorority on…
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…
By the time you read this we will only have 20 more days left of classes for the semester, and that’s counting if you’re the rare few who have classes on Fridays. Twenty more days of classes EVER if you’re a senior not attending grad school – like me. Just…