The Hofstra Chronicle

Panel analyzes how media lacks war coverage

Hofstra Chronicle • March 22, 2016

By Marie Haaland STAFF WRITER As a part of Globalization Day on Tuesday, March 15, well- known journalists Bob Hennelly and Phyllis Bennis participated in a discussion of how international issues...

How American Sniper embodies Islamophobia

Hofstra Chronicle • February 12, 2015

By Mike Cicchetti SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE The recently released film, American Sniper, tries and fails to find the diverging point between the war-life and civilian-life soldier, Chris Kyle. Instead,...

‘American Sniper’ – Why Chris Kyle is the quintessential war hero

Hofstra Chronicle • February 12, 2015

By Alexi Cohen SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE The recent release of the movie American Sniper has drawn thousands to the theater to watch as Chris Kyle, played by Bradley Cooper, saves countless lives with...

War on pacifism: Professors preaching, not teaching

Hofstra Chronicle • April 24, 2014

By Pooja KumbharColumnist Pacifism is a wonderful conviction in theory, yet it is often rejected by the majority as being an unattainable ideal. However, that same majority of society does not even...