The Nurse Practitioner Will SeeYou Now
by ROConnor-McGinn
More than a year after the departure of the previous nurse practitioner, the Graduate Center welcomes Adraenne Bowe to its ranks. She joined the GC earlier this semester. A New York native who earned her nurse practitioner credentials on the west coast, Bowe became the second person to fill the role since the Student Health Services […]
Harlem’s High-tech Homeless: Poet communicates through rhyming couplets and email
by ROConnor-McGinn
Their eyes met for little more than a second. “Cool” J.C. Rocwell acted instinctively. He sprang from where he sat and fell into step with the white-haired passer-by. At 6’2”, Rocwell towered above his new friend. “Hello buddy,” he said as he intercepted the man’s path and pulled papers from the black Polo Sport bag slung […]
“For those whose deaths never made the news”
by ROConnor-McGinn
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 memorial the Village Voice called “Tomb of the Unknown Biker” is the […]
