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Maria Bentivegna Cooper Squared

After A Year On Zoom, the Toll of Online Learning Hurts Student’s Mental Health

Elle Liu Cooper Squared

NYU International Students Face Additional Pandemic Hurdles

April 7, 2021 By Elle Liu

The Covid-19 health pandemic created a new set of hurdles for international students at New York University from travel restriction to securing visas, leaving many bewildered about what to do next and causing enrollment rates to  drop. As student lives were abruptly uprooted across the United States last March, more than a million international students […]

Sarah Unterberger Cooper Squared

A Long Intermission for New York Actors May Not Be Over Just Yet

April 6, 2021 By Sarah Unterberger

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George Papazov Cooper Squared

Having Friends On The Other Side

March 29, 2021 By George Papazov

“Deep in the human unconscious is a pervasive need for a logical universe that makes sense. But the real universe is always one step beyond logic.” ― Frank Herbert, Dune “I always wanted to do a full psychic reading cause I was curious,” says Emilie Lonkvist, 21, a Media Culture Communication student at Steinhardt. “So […]

George Papazov Cooper Squared

Do Mi Sol Dooo

March 29, 2021 By George Papazov

“We have created a civilization with Stone Age emotions, medieval institutions, and godlike technology.”  – Edward O. Wilson, The Social Conquest Of Earth.  Ron White, author of How Computers Work, compares their history to mutation and natural selection that carry organic species to new shores. Each step in their evolutionary maze is the innovators’ response […]

Anthony Buccino Cooper Squared 2

From Cap-Haitian to Queens – A Muay Thai Fighter’s Pursuit of Gold

March 29, 2021 By Anthony Buccino

After three rounds, Frantz Pierre did not have his hand raised. He was exhausted. The adrenaline rush which flavored each kick and punch in the first round had worn off. He cried. He even became physically ill. This was Pierre’s first amateur Muay Thai fight at a tournament in Fishkill, New York. Pierre said it […]

Alex Smith Cooper Squared

Sports in Boston: racism, wrongful accusations, and a renewed hope

March 26, 2021 By Alexandra Smith

Boston is anything but a sports backwater. Since 2000, the city has had more playoff wins than any other city or region in North America. As far as championship wins go, Boston boasts 12 in 20 years between the Celtics, Red Sox, Patriots, and Bruins. These franchises have produced legendary dynasties, cementing Boston’s position at […]

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After A Year On Zoom, the Toll of Online Learning Hurts Student’s Mental Health

April 7, 2021 By Maria Sanz Bentivegna

NYU International Students Face Additional Pandemic Hurdles

April 7, 2021 By Elle Liu

A Long Intermission for New York Actors May Not Be Over Just Yet

April 6, 2021 By Sarah Unterberger

Usefulness Of The Useless

April 6, 2021 By George Papazov

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