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Character and Competence

Kevin Craig, FACULTY February 25, 2025

Kevin Craig is a professor of mechanical engineering at Hofstra University. He is a graduate of Xavier High School in NYC, the United States Military Academy at West Point and Columbia University. I...

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Fear mongering ingredients is not the solution

Nish Arumugam, SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE February 25, 2025

If you have spent any time online, there is a large chance you have come across a half-naked guy yelling at you for using seed oils. According to these bastions of nutritional health, everything from food...

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Employment should not depend on social media

Estelle Collette, STAFF WRITER February 25, 2025

Growing up, we were warned about digital footprints and the importance of thinking before we post. We were told to be careful of who we follow, keep our accounts private and that leaving offensive comments...

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Stop treating real cases like your courtroom drama

Lee Cusack, Staff Writer February 25, 2025

The practice of televising pop culturally significant trials is both a blessing and a curse. It is a blessing in how it makes court proceedings more public, allowing people from all over the world to watch...

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Owners’ decisions expand beyond the game

Shannon Bickert, Staff Writer February 25, 2025

Imagine this: The team you grew up watching in the city that you love is uprooted and moved away. All of the history, legends and championships are just memories of what was. This is the reality that Oakland,...

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Bananas are for eating, not art

Kat Powers, SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE February 11, 2025

In Dec. 2019, Italian visual artist Maurizio Cattelan went into an art museum in Miami Beach and displayed a banana duct taped to a wall. You heard me right. A banana, a wall, duct tape and opposable...

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Hofstra’s train shuttle needs some adjustments

Sasha Jules, SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE February 11, 2025

Although many Hofstra University students – commuters and residents – rely on the campus shuttle to transport them to and from the Mineola and Hempstead train stations, difficulties with the shuttle...

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Justice for Timothée Chalamet at the Oscars

Vanessa Flanagan, STAFF WRITER February 11, 2025

As a huge Timothée Chalamet fan, I feel it is my duty to defend him. I saw “A Complete Unknown” and loved it; I think Chalamet deserves every award he is nominated for. At the same time, I am aware...

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Be quiet and appreciate greatness

Tom Norman, OP-ED EDITOR February 11, 2025

Over the past few years, there have been three constants in life: death, taxes and the Kansas City Chiefs. They have appeared in four of the last five Super Bowls, a trend that continued this year, where...

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‘Brain rot’ shows how we use humor as a coping mechanism

Kumba Jagne, ASSISTANT MULTIMEDIA EDITOR February 1, 2025

When I went home for winter break, I was immediately hit with a question from my sister: “Are you raising your ya-ya-ya?” When I met her with confusion, she immediately called me old. She is seven...

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We need to do something about Hofstra’s desks

Makenzie Hurt, EDITOR IN CHIEF January 27, 2025

As an English major in one of the less established schools at Hofstra University – the School of Humanities, Fine and Performing Arts – my classes are typically held in random buildings throughout...

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Your professors need to cold call

Craig Mannino, STAFF WRITER December 14, 2024

Picture this: it’s 9:40 a.m., you’re in class, your professor just asked a question and the room is silent. Your professor idly stands at the front of the room, waiting for someone to raise their hand...

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