With your Super Bowl party experience less than two weeks away, don’t let this year’s party be one where you don’t understand what is going on. This year, show up to the party and know your stuff so that you can do more snacking than ask questions.
Read MoreKing’s encourages students to take internships early-on, and I commend them for that. We have four years as college students in New York City, to compete for some of the most competitive internships in the world, internships with application processes more competitive than some entry-level jobs.
Read MoreAdditionally, many face important life lessons as they move out for the first time and practically adjust to living in “an alpha city.” These lessons deserve students’ time and attention. However, in my experience, once a student is overwhelmed with the demands of their internship, they are more likely to sacrifice their mental health, physical well-being, or performance in school, rather than fail or quit at a “real job” that they are told will define the course of their career.
Read MoreA recently discovered Leonardo da Vinci painting was showcased in New York City at Christie’s auction house. "Salvator Mundi," a portrait of Christ, has an eerie resemblance to the famed "Mona Lisa." The painting was sold at auction for $450 million on Nov. 15, making it the most expensive painting ever sold.
Read MoreIn their opening game of the season, The King’s College Men’s Basketball team defeated the Webb Institute by the final score of 63 to 45. Despite King’s winning on the scoreboard, tonight’s performance could be considered a loss in many facets.
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At age 11, I had only dealt with death once before: my grandfather. The one thing I remembered from his funeral was watching my grandmother cry as the creaky organ played at the beginning of the service. By the next day, I was back in class laughing with my friends, and that haunting music had been forgotten.
Read MoreNew Saint Andrews only has 14 faculty members. All are white and only one is female. Many are alumni of the college, and three are related. Less than half hold a doctoral degree, though, at times in the college’s 23-year history, that number has dropped to under a third.
Read MoreThis is not the nudity of Game of Thrones or Californication. We are witnessing something else, something new. It’s hard to divorce nudity from pornography. Once we said we couldn’t define porn, but we knew it when we saw it. I don’t know if that’s true anymore.
Read MoreImagine seeing videos of childhood friends being rescued from second floors because flood waters submerged the first floors of their homes. “What happens if we drown? Will anyone notice?” asked a friend of mine on Facebook Live, hoping she would be rescued.
Read MoreI am ugly and broken, and so is the world around me. Siedell claims, however, that this is why he is drawn to Modern Art in the first place. It reveals the things that we don’t want to see.
Read MoreFrom the start of his campaign to his inauguration, President Trump has presented himself as the champion of the “forgotten Americans.” The billionaire promised to save the White working class voters who were supposedly left behind by the Obama administration, voters who in turn delivered him the Presidency.
Read MoreCity engagement used to be a part of King’s year-long House Cup Competition, along with the GPA and basketball competitions.
Read MoreValentine’s Day is upon us, which means a date for some, early weekend indulgences for others and just another Tuesday for the rest. Regardless where one falls, the the link between tomorrow and romance is undeniable.
Read MoreVoting this year was incredibly difficult for me and for most of my family and friends.
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