Star Wars Blasts the Box Office

“Star Wars: The Force Awakens” brought in a record-breaking $215 million at the Box Office during its premiere weekend showing in the United States. Episode Seven of the long-reigning Star Wars series very well fulfilled the $100-million-dollar expectation set by the Disney-Lucasfilm company days before release.  The record sales outnumbered any other film-opening that weekend,…

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December Sports!

December Sports Friday, December 4th Men’s Basketball WINS against Hunter College  Score: 89-65 Women’s Basketball WINS against Hunter College  Score: 79-50 Tuesday, December 8th  Men’s Basketball LOSES to College of Staten Island  Score: 59-78 Women’s Basketball LOSES to College of Staten Island  Score 54-82 Friday, December 11th Men’s Basketball WINS against York College  Score: 85-62…

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A Million and One Players

On November 24, a Russian fighter jet was shot down by Turkish forces. On November 13, a coordinated attack by ISIS agents in Paris killed over 130 people. On October 31, a Russian civilian airliner flying over the Sinai Peninsula to Moscow was downed, killing 224 passengers and crew. These events are disturbing symptoms of…

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Cotard’s Syndrome: Zombie Disease

The belief that one is already dead is known as Cotard’s syndrome, named after the French neurologist who first diagnosed it. In the 1800s, Jules Cotard described the syndrome as a type of depression characterized by anxious melancholia and delusions about one’s own body. Esmé Weijun Wang is among the few people who experienced the…

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A Tale of Two New York Teams

There’s no doubt that the Knicks still run New York. Ever since the Nets moved to Brooklyn in 2012, they still have not been able to build a legitimate fan base. Last season, the Nets were able to squeeze their way into the playoffs while the Knicks finished with their worst season in franchise history,…

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