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Hofstra Beef is for losers

Ricky Hubert, SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE November 11, 2025

As human beings, we all have little things we see and hear on a daily basis that drive us crazy. Nevertheless, this doesn’t mean students need to share them via the Hofstra Beef Instagram account.   Are...

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TikTok is making us dumb

Kia Prosper, SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE October 15, 2024

To clear the air, I am in no way a TikTok hater. I do enjoy scrolling and giggling at memes and silly videos, however, many TikTok users struggle to differentiate entertainment from pure foolishness. This...

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Introducing American High

Aidan Judge, ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR November 15, 2023

With television and film content running short due to the SAG-AFTRA strike, uncertainness is looming over the entertainment industry. In this trying time, everyone could use a laugh, which is exactly the mission of American High.

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Professor reports student tweet, claims defamation

News Hofstra Chronicle May 8, 2018

Ja’Loni Owens, a junior public policy major, was issued a conduct charge for violating “Infringement of Rights” under the student code of conduct outlined in the Guide to Pride after a complaint was reported to the university by a political science professor, Dr. Richard Himelfarb, for a tweet Owens published on Sunday, April 22.

Think Again: Debunking the apocalyptic social media myth

Angelica Beneke March 14, 2018

"Social media is bad for you. Social media is ruining humanity. Social media is divisive. I’m sure we’ve heard people say this or at least seen headlines about it. Facebook, one of the rulers of social media itself, has also recently admitted that social media poses mental health risks for many of its users. While social media has its downsides, such as easily allowing hate groups to form and flourish like on Steam, this generalization is just way too dangerous ­– especially for people with mental illnesses."

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