By Michael Bell. The room was small, with a fan gently blowing in the...
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Meditation Wires People for Joy
By Michael Bell. The room was small, with a fan gently blowing in the background. The group sat around in a circle of chairs with their eyes closed and feet planted firmly on the ground.
Lehman Hosts “Effective Public Speaking” Workshop
By Madeline Scher. On Monday April 15 Katina Kalin, a freelance speech and voice coach, gave a 45-minute workshop called “Effective Public Speaking for Leaders” where she spoke of essential tips to benefit our schooling and future careers.
Pathways Coming This Fall
By Adavie Guitierrez. Student journalists from five senior colleges sat at a round table discussion in the Graduate School of Journalism on March 1 for a briefing on Pathways.
The Ice House Café – A Spring Fling
By Madeline Scher. Recommended: The Clam Special Reservations: Not necessary Price Range: Entrees ranging from $6.95 – 29.95 Atmosphere: Laid back, family friendly, nearby college go-to Location: 140 Reynolds Ave, Bronx, NY 10465 With warm weather arriving, it seems a sin to do anything indoors. Fortunately, The Ice House Café and Restaurant offers [...]
The Writer’s Corner: My Philosophy of Education: What Does It Mean to Educate
By Natisha Jordan. EQUALITY
Department Drops Professor’s Class, Students Upset
By Percy D. Luján A week before the start of the spring semester, adjunct professor Theresa Murphy received unpleasant news. Her class, a course called Black Women in America, was given to another professor, which left her without any course to teach at Lehman.
Jason Jeremias: Director of The Price of Silence
By: Madeline Scher. Majoring in theater, minoring in anthropology, dance and political science, Jeremias is the founder of the movement The Price of Silence, a show that combined music, acting, and dance choreography to highlight some of the great challenges that many women face such as that of domestic violence and rape.
Concert Review: The Celtic Tenors
By Alejandro Paulino. St. Patrick’s Day in New York City is a time for Irish and non-Irish New Yorkers alike to go see the marching bands, soldiers, and dancers in one of New York’s biggest parades of the year.
Sugary Drink Consumption—Was Bloomberg Right?
By: Meghan Baron, Registered Dietitian, Lehman College Student Health Center Research from the American Heart Association indicates that sugar-sweetened drinks are linked to more than 180,000 obesity-related deaths worldwide each year.