Monthly Archives: July 2009
WHY DOES ALL MY MUSIC SOUND LIKE CRAP? – Robert Tarantino
The MP3 is the new standard for recorded music. Portable MP3 players like the Apple iPod are fantastically convenient, providing a simple system of stuffing dozens of albums onto a… Read more
Twitter Trend – Christine Tran
In the Fall of 2008, I predicted that Twitter would be the next big thing for companies as a means of directly communicating with consumers:
Cap and Trade: Do We Need It? – Alex Giannattasio
As Of Yet Untitled Alexander Draine’s most recent column in Draine On Society entitled “Carbon-based Lifestyles” opened up the debate on climate change and HR2454 (“Waxman & Markey”) from a… Read more
Wesley James Young and Dave Imbriaco: Points on Healthcare
What is Seen and Not Seen, Wesley James Young: The most important point about health care is whether or not the sick are being healed. The current debates over insurance… Read more
Restaurant Review: Why Curry? – Edward Alan Bartholomew
Why Curry? — 4.5/5 126 St Marks Pl New York, NY 10009 (Btwn 1st Ave & Ave A) I’m not sure why a restaurant would question the food it serves. This is… Read more
July 4th in Paris: A Reflection on the Identity of the American Patriot – Matia Guardabascio
Correspondence from an American Poet Abroad: For the first time in my 21 years, I spent the 4th of July outside of the United States. However, fate will have it… Read more
My Weekend Away From Jersey – Ali Riaz
LION OF GOD What I needed was a vacation. For I’m in limbo; I required some time to think. The future is uncertain and the outlook is grim, but you… Read more
like bubblegum ~ Starky Morillo
Poesia and I sit there studying the record book, caught in a maze of incoherent chapters, searching for a truant truth that left no scent, no feather, leaving me so… Read more
III. Ideals ~ Edward Alan Bartholomew
From the series “On Cemeteries”, from Rutgers own Edward Alan Bartholomew. Part One in the series can be found here. Ed also managing The Wayfarer, a site dedicated to the… Read more
