The Communication Department and MC's Diversity Committee sponsored maduros, tostones, pastelitos, rellenos de papas, chicharron de pollo sin hueso at the Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration. New York Times reporter David Gonzales also spoke at the event before a performance of the Santo Rico Dance Company. Hispanic Heritage Highlighted By Times Writer
The delectable smell of authentic Hispanic food and the rhythmic beat of Hispanic music filled the air at Smith Auditorium on October 28th during MC's Hispanic Heritage Month celebration.
Maduros (fried ripe/sweet plantains), tosontes (fried green/salty plantains), pastelitos (mini meat wraps), empanadillas (meat patties), relenos de papas (stuffed potatoes), chicharron de pollo sin hueso (fried boneless chicken chunks) and Dominican Cake were just some of the many dishes that were served at this event.…
Milos Vuckovic is just one of many international student athletes that compete for the track and field and cross country programs at MC. Photo courtesy of gojaspers.com Coach Mecca Draws Talented, Disciplined International Athletes
Like a proud parent, Dan Mecca could not help but smile when asked about his athletes. Currently in his 15th season as Head Coach of MC's Cross Country program and MC's Track and Field program, Mecca still gets excited about the sport.
Throughout any given day, Mecca instructs numerous practice sessions, makes recruiting phone calls, reads letters and e-mails of interest, and plans for his next international trip.…
Voting Booths Available in Draddy
The MC Campus has been abuzz lately about a very special event coming up. No, not Halloween. Election Day! November 4th is fast approaching, and a lot of clubs and organizations on campus have been doing their part to get students excited and involved in this upcoming election.…
OV Haunted House Misconception
Halloween was a very much anticipated holiday on the MC campus. Weeks before the actual event, it was not uncommon to find dorm rooms adorned with black and orange streamers, fake jack-o-lanterns, plastic skeletons, and pumpkins. For an MC student, there were many plans to chose from on the big night itself, be it attending the MC Players' "Nightmare before Halloween," going downtown for the parade in the Village, or simply watching the ultimate scary movie that will ensure no one a decent night sleep.…
A Look Into A Successful Journey
Staying in touch and keeping connections has benefited M.C.'s Fashion Student Association, otherwise known as FSA. President and founder of the club, Jasmine Humphrey, stayed in contact with Betsy Hilfiger, Tommy Hilfiger's sister and Director of Community Affairs at Tommy Hilfiger, ever since they were a sponsor at last semester's First Annual Fashion Show, here at MC.…
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FeaturedLet's Go to the Punk Rock Show!a NOFX ExperienceWhen going to see one of the greatest punk rock bands of all time, a band still touring 25 years since its inception and all of its members over 40-years-old, I wondered what should be expected as a virgin for live NOFX? NOFX, arguably the best punk rock band ever, have two live recordings, their first, 1995's I Heard They Suck Live!!! and last year's, They've Actually Gotten Worse Live!, which gave me my first real expectations before I saw them live for my first time last Wednesday night at Irving Plaza.What To Do In NovemberAs the world seems to rush through November to get to the Holidays, there are many exciting events to attend in the Big Apple. The New York Comedy Festival is a five-day long event (Nov 5-9) that features over 25 different comedy acts at 12 different venues across Manhattan.Nine Science Credits? I'm an Arts Major!Each semester as I try to make the "perfect" schedule for the next semester, and I look at the core classes I still have yet to take, I'm always perplexed by the fact that, as a Communication major in the School of Arts, I still have to take nine credits of science.Golf, Swimming, Politics and Wall StreetJasper Nick Labanca Knows How to Keep Busy"The sky's the limit," said Nick LaBanca, the 20-year-old junior as he explained his goals after college. While his ambitions are in politics, for now LaBanca is occupied by his double major in finance and economics, and his commitments to two division one teams here at MC, the men's golf and swim teams.The Little Italy of the BronxReview of a DelicatessenIf you're ever on Arthur Avenue, surrounded by bakeries and delis and you can't decide which one to go to, choose Tino's Delicatessen. Not only are the prices reasonable, but the food is incredible. Both times I've been there I've thoroughly enjoyed my meal. |