#FiftyLeft

Long Division – Kiese Laymon (2012) There’s a lot in this book – inventive / wacky structure, dark humor, a keen eye for the ironies of changing race relations in America over the past fifty years – but for all of the main character’s (City Coldson’s) talk of “good sentences”, with fifty pages left in the […]

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Green Careers + STEM: How They Relate

Within the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) career fields, environmental careers are growing at a rapid pace.  Awareness of this torrential growth is important to prospective post-secondary students who may feel limited to the hyper competitive and super saturated conventional career tracts (doctor, lawyer, financier).  As the amount of resources at mankind’s disposal becomes […]

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Homecoming @ QC

Hello QUEENS COLLEGE, Just wanted to let you know that Homecoming is coming up on October 20th. Students get to attend for free so “LIKE” the page (https://www.facebook.com/qchomecoming), register online (www.qc.cuny.edu/homecoming), and make sure to attend if you can!!! There will be a carnival and MORE…yeah. Also, keep an eye out for our daffodil planting […]

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Born Confused :/

Hi everybody! A couple of days ago I was at my local library searching through countless shelves for a copy of Metamorphoses by Ovid, when I came across a book that related to me so much that I figured it would be a shame not to share with all of you. It is called Born Confused by Tanuja Desai […]

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Free Birthday Swag

When it comes to birthdays, the part that excites most people is the prospect of getting presents. Doesn’t everyone like knowing that someone thought about them on their special day and, in order to contribute to the festivities, got them something? Besides receiving gifts from others, you might feel inclined to splurge on yourself; your […]

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