We Need to Educate Ourselves about Immigration
Education and language are important in helping combat the resurgence of anti-immigrant rhetoric that we soon may face again.
NEWS FROM 68TH AND LEX Articles written by: Leslie Rivera Alvarez
Leslie Rivera-Alvarez is a senior at Hunter College majoring in Cognitive Psychology and minoring in Journalism. Additionally, she is working towards a certificate in Arts Management and Leadership. Leslie is interested in literature, theatre, multimedia arts and mental health topics, particularly how they pertain to first-generation students as she is one herself.
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From Page to Screen: ‘Like Water for Chocolate’ is Embracing a New Medium
The 1989 book “Like Water for Chocolate” by Laura Esquivel finds its new form as a TV series for HBO Max. Book-to-screen adaptations are often hit or miss, but “Like Water for Chocolate” seems to be finding success in its new format.
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Finding a Healthy Screen Time Balance
It’s advised that New Yorkers lower their screen times for a healthier boost but the college subset may find that difficult when their academic and work performances rely on technology use. Still, there are some steps they can take to lower screen time.
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New MTA OMNY Perks Still Don’t Include College Students
Many NYC K-12 public school students are receiving new OMNY cards. Many commuter students, like those at Hunter College, hope for similar support.
