By Jenny L. Rivera, Staff Writer Every year New Yorkers and visitors from around the world make a stop at the iconic 74-foot Rockefeller Center Christmas tree. It began to eliminate the city with lights after the annual tree lighting ceremony Dec. 4. According to The Center Magazine, the trees…
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By Mike Voltaggio, Staff Writer 47th President elect Donald Trump is already making political waves just one month away from the inauguration for his second term in the oval office. Instead of a rambunctious rally or a criminal offense, this time it is Trump’s new, soon-to-be instituted policies that are…
By Katherine Abayev, Staff Writer Every building in Paris, France, is measured evenly to the Notre Dame Cathedral, which is located in the center of the city. This world-renowned cathedral is known for its beautiful Gothic architecture. Fitted with flying buttresses, stained glass, and high ceilings, it began a wave…
By Mylie Norton, Staff Writer Long Island University men’s soccer team celebrates their second consecutive Northeast Conference (NEC) championship with an overtime victory on Nov. 17 over Fairleigh Dickinson University (FDU). The Sharks had come off a previously rewarding season, ranking number one in the NEC preseason poll after winning…
By Danielle O’Connor, Staff Writer Senior Bri Eid’s performance on the ice has been remarkable. The Tide recognizes her talent as we highlight her as the ‘Athlete of the Week.’ When reflecting on the past year for herself and the women’s hockey team as a whole, Eid expressed nothing but…
By Katherine Abayev, Staff Writer It’s that time of year, where holiday lights are being lit, decorated trees grace houses, and everyone clings to hot chocolate and warm cookies. The holiday season brings around an air of nostalgia and comfort for so many people. So while it’s too cold to…
By Mylie Norton, Staff Writer Taylor Swift has been on the road for almost two years, visiting over 50 cities, and playing 149 total shows. “The Eras Tour” has gone down in history as one of the highest-grossing tours of all time, making almost $2 billion. The U.S. leg alone…
By Myra Mulongoti, Co-editor-in-chief I’ll be the first to admit that a lot of holiday music is overplayed, trite, and quite frankly, grating. That being said, I don’t think we should throw the baby out with the bath water and forget that good holiday music exists that unfortunately gets a…
By Savannah Ramirez, Staff Writer Fleur Hofman, a Netherlands-born field hockey phenom, came to America just two years ago with the opportunity to study here at LIU Post and play on their field hockey team. Although her time here was not the full four years, she came just as dedicated…
By Danielle O’Connor, Staff Writer Meet Milana Butera, a junior nutrition major who’s a standout athlete on the women’s hockey team. Not only is she dominating on the ice, but she’s also making noise in the world of fitness and nutrition. As a dedicated student-athlete, Butera has taken her passion…