A little puzzle involving a chopped-up chessboard and some dominoes.
QC Voices 14
My Side of the Story
I’m walking to class, making my daily trek to Queens Hall, and I see a familiar face pass by me. Struggling to figure out where I know him from, I continue to walk past the parking lot when it strikes me, and my eyes grow wide with realization. Humans of Queens College. I had […]
The Solution to Climate Change: Kingsman (Part 2)
Wouldn’t it be really great if the solution to climate change was a small group of attractive british secret agents? I mean just look at the main character from Kingsman: (My heart stopped too, especially with that british accent…) All joking aside, it would be easier of the solution to climate change was either: A “Smart, […]
Chris Borland and the NFL Concussion Crusade
Remember this date, March 16th, 2015. This is the day someone took a stand. Chris Borland deserves a standing ovation for what he did. A man who had it all lined up right in front of him. Potential Hall-of-Fame bound San Francisco 49ers linebacker Patrick Willis announced his retirement, springing Borland into the spotlight as […]
Let’s Continue the Discussion on Contemporary Feminism…
So after posting about the misrepresentation of feminism in my last post, I got some feedback from friends: “You barely touched on what contemporary feminism is – you just wrote about what ideals it should represent.” “Are gender equality and feminism the same thing? I mean, if feminists are just promoting equality between the […]
Stuck in An Uptown Funk: MTA Fare Hikes 2015
As a college student in Queens, New York, I ride the subway a minimum of twice a week. Last semester, there were times that I rode it four times in one day just to reach different parts of Manhattan! You can imagine my ire when I heard that the MTA was raising its prices. After […]
Humanoid, but not human? Maybe?
Androids are a staple feature of science fiction. Metropolis, one of the first full length science fiction films, centers around one. The popular Terminator franchise centers around several models. Often, these works feature them wanting to be more human-like. But why is humanity the endgame?
A few questions for Casey
Name: Casey Age: 23 Year: Master’s Program (Teacher certification in English) From: Valley Stream Currently Lives: Valley stream Number of siblings: Three Birth order: Second Oldest Earliest Memory: Sister throwing my favorite doll across the room and breaking it Languages Spoken: Spanish, Italian (Sicilian Dialect), some Greek Countries traveled to: Greece, spent a while there […]
Taking a Bite of the (Poisoned) Apple
Last week, Apple finally released the Apple Watch. This product, whose arrival has been eagerly anticipated by legions of enamored fans for months, expanded the company’s scope beyond just computers and phones. Many investors are concerned that Apple’s progress has plateaued; as of late, the new products bear only minor improvements in size and memory capability, instead of the […]
Featured Links: Fibonacci Sculptures
These are solid sculptures that, when spun under a strobe light, seem to move. The result is a little dizzying, but beautiful.