The Last Hurrah! A Bucket List for NYIT Graduates
Miasha Lee, Staff Writer
May 7, 2013
The time has come; you’re graduating. All the grueling nights of writing term papers, cramming for exams and balancing between school and work has finally paid off. One of the most remarkable achievements in life has been accomplished. This signifies the closing of one chapter and embarking on a brand... Read more »
The Winter’s Tale
Erica Brandt, Staff Writer/Associate Editor
April 30, 2013
NYIT’s theater class is putting on a show that you certainly do not want to miss! The Winter’s Tale is a great Shakespeare piece and NYIT is absolutely doing it justice. Save the dates: May second, third and fourth! Tickets are only available at the door on nights of the performance and it fits about... Read more »
MTA Fare Hikes: How it affects NYIT students
Anthony Cosie, Staff Writer
April 30, 2013
The recent MTA fare hikes have affected millions of New Yorkers who rely on the public transportation system to get to and from their daily destinations. More specifically, NYIT students are feeling the effects of the increased fares. From students that dorm at both the Manhattan and Old Westbury campuses... Read more »
How to Download the Pocket Campus Slate
Pranav Krishnamurthy, App Developer/ Staff Writer
April 22, 2013
App Description and Downloading the Apps: The purpose of creating these apps – to enhance the 40+ year history of the Campus Slate, and move the publication in a forward direction Obtaining the app on the device(s): i. Make sure that all the device owners have an account on the respective... Read more »
What’s Happening in Globesville?
Mike Cerullo, Staff Writer
April 20, 2013
NYIT’s new 24/7 entertainment destination, Globesville, is being re-launched on April 25th to a large audience of both students and faculty. The program was created by Professor Don Fizzinoglia of the Communication Arts Department, allows current students and alumni to interact over a wide host of... Read more »
The “eye-triple-ee”
Elsaid Salem, Technology
April 16, 2013
When you first walk into the room for the IEEE you see a ton of aluminum pieces, screws, tools, wires, and computers. There’s almost always someone there tinkering with one robot or another, telling jokes, and simply having fun. So what exactly is going on?The IEEE president, Richard Mortimore explains... Read more »
A Relay for Life: Fighting the Big “C”
Miasha Lee, Staff Writer
April 8, 2013
Imagine being at the doctor’s office for your regular check up; there seems to be something concerning your doctor. You sit with your hands shaking and knees trembling as you wait anxiously to see what’s taking so long. Then the unthinkable, you hear that dreadful six letter word C-A-N-C-E-R and... Read more »
Tebow Mania Comes to New York
Matt Neglia
April 3, 2012
The Lord certainly works in mysterious ways. The Denver Broncos 2011 season began with a record of 1-4, a team struggling on the field that was looking for a spark to get some wins. Then a miracle happened, his name is Tim Tebow, the #25overall pick in the 2010 NFL Draft and backup quarterback for the... Read more »
Relay For Life: Celebrate. Remember. Fight Back.
Matt Neglia
April 3, 2012
Cancer is a dangerous disease. It is fatal, and unmerciful. It annually claims the lives of 10.9 million people a year. However, annually at NYIT a tradition is celebrated where students take the opportunity to fight back against the deadly disease. The American Cancer Society Relay for Life is a life-changing... Read more »
The Luck of the College Student
Matt Neglia
March 6, 2012
Saint Patrick’s Day is a time to celebrate. It is a time of celebration for those who are of Irish descent and to honor the memory of Saint Patrick, who brought Christianity to Ireland. For many young people, Saint Patrick’s Day (coming up on March 17th) is a time to not only wear green and display... Read more »
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