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Fifteen Years Later, ‘Titanic’ Hits Home
How Growing Up Can Make the Same Film Look So Different “I want to sex Jack.” – An actual excerpt from my first grade…
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The Visible Flaws of Invisible Children
How the “Kony 2012” Video Oversimplifies a Complicated Conflict During my sophomore year of high school, a new English teacher decided to show a…
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Reflecting on the Presidential Elections in Senegal
How Musicians Mobilized a Movement to Defend Democracy One of the few African countries to never experience a coup d’etat, the Republic of Senegal…
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The Disconnect Between Police Officers & the Communities They’re Sworn to Protect
On February 2, officers from a New York Police Department street narcotics squad kicked down the door and raided the home of 18-year-old Ramarley…
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Compromising the Constitution: How political ploys are endangering our civil liberties
Last month, members of The New School community and a crowd of interested outsiders packed into Tishman Auditorium for a much-anticipated discussion between former…
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Recipe for Success: Sell yourself not your music
Once upon a time the music industry functioned according to a very specific set of rules. There was a structure for success. There was…
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