For more information visit Visual Resistance and Times Up. A white-painted bicycle slouches against a lamppost a few steps shy of Crosby St., several feet from the busy traffic on West Houston. Withered flowers stick out of the bike’s spokes. The paint is flaking. This quiet...
The national crisis in health care has come home to the Graduate Center Community. As reported last month, on-site access to medical consultations, prescriptions, physicals, and blood tests at the Student Health Services Center was suspended as the Office of Student Affairs (OSA) wends...
From the Editor’s Desk “This is not generous, not gentle, not humble.” — William Shakespeare Love’s Labour’s Lost V.I. 637 There is something in the character of Halofernes — the ridiculous and bumbling pedant of Shakespeare’s...
Despite the large-scale improvements made to the technology resources over the past year, from hardware to software to wireless internet access, there remains one large shared groan: “Why is the network so slow?” Thanks to a $1 million capital grant to the GC Department of...
Adding to the outbound fax services made available to students earlier this year, Matt Liston, head of IT’s Enterprise Networks & Systems, said that the inbound fax service is ready for student use. Students can now receive faxes sent from anywhere in the world, and the faxes...
