An up-close look at a little-known Jewish Diaspora
by Maria Franchesca Billini in Feature
Imagine a tropical mix of merengue, bachata, plantains, and yarmulkes? Sounds like a strange combination doesn't it? But in the small coastal town of Sosua, this is all too common in the everyday life of the Dominican Jews that still reside there to this day.
by Welby Alcantara in Feature
Why should you be a mentor? City College mentors have the opportunity to work one-on-one with a child and serve as social and academic role model. You can provide encouragement, and serve as a patient friend and good listener.
The forgotten, over worked and underappreciated at CCNY
by Welby Alcantara in Feature
Even with cutbacks and an increase in work load and responsibility, the iMedia department continues to provide excellent service.
An Interview with Edgar Santana
by Helen Arias in Feature
by George Diaz in Feature
A man in religious garb opens a finely polished wood door and enters a 137-year-old church that mayors and even governors have visited. The patrons are still filing in. It's like this every Sunday, but for Father Grange, this Sunday is much bigger. Today is Easter Sunday, the most glorious Sunday of the year.
