Getting an Education during a Global Pandemic During the largest global pandemic to infect the modern world, college students have had their classes torn apart and clumsily glued back together in the form of online courses.
Latest Honey: News March 2020 #latesthoney ’03/20 Many of us have been affected economically and have dramatically seen the daily routines of our jobs change. Others have been impacted even more extremely, on physical and emotional levels. Each of us handles the dramatic circumstances with individual challenges and responses, though we can
college The Pain of Quick Goodbyes: COVID-19 and Disrupting College Dreams Saying goodbye wasn’t about when I will see them next, but if they will be okay when the doors of society reopen.
College Behind Bars is a Work of Public Service By: Riley Dole Lynn Novick’s brilliantly insightful documentary, College Behind Bars, screened on November 16, 2019 at the first Harlem Documentary Film Festival. The four hour, four-part series, executively produced by Ken Burns, is set to air on PBS on November 25th and 26th. Featuring the Bard Prison Initiative
The Science of Happiness: A Journey Begins I’m a miserable cunt. On my worst daysI’m an asshole with a bad attitude, and on my best, an asshole with a smile anda quick wit. If I were to quantify my happiness, I’d peg it at 5.5. Whether 10is the best or the worst, 5.
College Poverty Can Be a Blessing By Kristian CostelloWith Tax Day coming up on April 17th, I have been doing a lot of financial self reflection. As a struggling 20-year-old New School University student in Manhattan with $20,000 of student loans and a credit score of 451 on a good day, I know a lot
