By Amanda Shea Hungria As a food enthusiast, I’m on a mission to find seven places around New York City’s most expensive neighborhoods that you, your tummy, and your wallet deserve to know about. Why am I doing this? From the loss of the $4 bacon, egg, and cheese to the disappearance of the 50-cent […]
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By Jeffrey Wang Sitting at the dinner table, my mother asks, “Has school ended yet?” “Yeah, today was the last day.” I respond, stuffing pieces of fried tofu in my face. “Well, what are you doing then?” she asks. “Uhh I applied for some jobs but I haven’t really heard back.” I say. Without looking […]
By Sanaii Coke Living in New York is often chaotic and fast paced. It’s a city of rush and hurry, often known as “the city that never sleeps” Due to this, it’s difficult to notice the small beauties of the city, most notably the flowers. The difference between wild grown flowers and flowers grown in […]
By Veralyn Vislocky When people think about New York City, most people’s minds automatically go to the Statue of Liberty, Times Square, and all of the skyscrapers in Manhattan. No one’s first thoughts are about the parks and nature, which really bring people together. Neighbors who would’ve never interacted with each other making conversation while […]
By Nazeeha Ahmed For both its densely populated cities and humid tropical climate, Bangladesh is a country that has some unique ways of getting around. Western gadgets, such as cars or motors aren’t affordable for the average resident. The country is largely run on with the same traditional methods their ancestors have used for generations–except […]
By Brianna Sylvain Every neighborhood is shaped by the familiar fixtures and sights that its residents encounter regularly. Their steady presence may fade into the background but always provide a sense of reassurance and comfort. Think about the bus stops, murals done by local artists, and fruit stands with your neighborhood; all things that seem […]