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The Chance to Rename Brooklyn’s General Lee Avenue is Here
The Place for New York Policy and politics Developed in conjunction with Joomla extensions. General Lee Avenue on Fort Hamilton in Brooklyn (photo: Gettty) Every Soldier, Sailor, Marine, and Airman from New York City and Long Island conducts their enlistment at the Military Entrance Processing Station (MEPS) on Fort Hamilton Army Base, located on the southeast coast of Brooklyn.
When Will We See the First Great Video Game Movie?
Recent video game movies have received mediocre praise, but video game lovers within the film industry bring hope to the genre SOBCONTROLLERS VIA FLICKR Video game movies are becoming more common as both cinema and the gaming industry evolve. By STEPHEN BRAGALE May 9, 2021 Hollywood is putting a lot of faith in video game movies. A film based on “Mortal Kombat” was released on April 23, an “Uncharted” adaptation is coming out soon and even a “Metal Gear Solid” movie is in the works.
Meme News at Fordham: Troubling Trend or Trusted Trolls?
Accounts such as @lc_sinners and @lowensteamy_memes provide entertainment and an outlet for student frustrations MADDIE SANDHOLM Students are increasingly turning to Fordham meme accounts as a way to receive updates about the university. By CHLOE ZELCH and STEPHEN BRAGALE November 27, 2020 News satire was first popularized by “The Daily Show” when a survey in 2004 found that the show’s viewers were more informed about political issues than people who read newspapers or watched televised news.
CPS Holds Election Week Safe Spaces for Stressed Students
Students discuss their concerns over political issues and COVID-19 via Zoom COURTESY OF FCLC JUNIOR CLASS DEANS The university’s Counseling and Psychological Services held online discussion groups to help students with election-related anxiety and stress. By STEPHEN BRAGALE November 11, 2020 Over two-thirds of Americans said that this year’s election was a significant source of stress in their life, according to an American Psychological Association survey.
Conservative Students Hesitate to Share Political Views On Campus
MADDIE SANDHOLM Many conservatives on campus do not feel comfortable sharing their political views with others. Similarly, professors often abstain from expressing their political beliefs due to professional concerns. October 28, 2020 Conservative students on Fordham’s Lincoln Center (LC) campus have often found themselves in the minority. An anonymous political survey of 211 Fordham students conducted by The Observer found that only 10% of respondents identified as Republicans or Libertarians.
New Rounds of COVID-19 Testing
Fordham director of University Health Services clarifies who gets tests and who pays ANDREW DRESSNER University Health Services has announced a new testing policy in which all on-campus students must be tested once per month. By STEPHEN BRAGALE October 14, 2020 Director of University Health Services (UHS) Maureen Keown announced a new monthly COVID-19 screening test requirement for the fall 2020 semester in an Oct. 1 email.
Fordham Ranks 203rd in Social Mobility
The University Ranked 66th Overall but Placed in the Bottom Half for Social Mobility ANDREW DRESSNER Some students and faculty believe that rankings do not mean much since the deciding factors used do not reflect recent concerns. Others say that an increase in the national ranking can help with careers after graduating. By STEPHEN BRAGALE October 1, 2020 Fordham placed 66th out of 389 schools in its category in the U.S. News and World Report’s (USNWR) 2021 list of national research universities.
New ASILI Demand List Targets Public Safety and RAs
COURTESY OF ASILI VIA INSTAGRAM The updated list of demands from ASILI was announced in an Instagram post. The total list now includes 16 demands for the Fordham administration and board of trustees. By STEPHEN BRAGALE September 15, 2020 ASILI, the Black Student Alliance at Rose Hill, is calling for anti-racist reforms at Fordham’s Public Safety Department and Office of Residential Life, according to an updated list of demands in an Aug. 31 Instagram post.
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