2008 Woodie Awards
Vote Absentee
Walking home one night a few weeks ago, I looked up to the sky and realized that I could see stars. A rather unusual sight in New York, I exclaimed to my friend, "They have stars here!" Despite having made a fool of myself, this was one more thing that has made this summer one of my greatest. (2) comments
Within every college's nooks and crannies lies an array of distinct secrets for students to uncover. These helpful tidbits range from the universal (think ratemyprofessor.com) to others as simple as the trick route to use to get to class when in a time crunch. (0) comments
Ana Kovziridze comes to Baruch College from New Utrecht High School in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn. Originally from the Republic of Georgia, she came to the U.S. with her parents at age 11. Though teased early on by her classmates for being unable to speak English, she later became popular in school because of her volunteer efforts and New Utrecht's student organizations and debate teams. (0) comments
The library is the heart of every college. It's the one place that no matter what your major or specialty is, connects you to all the resources you need. The William and Anita Newman Library is no exception. Dedicated on May 19, 1994, it has received numerous accolades primarily for its design, but also for actively providing information and library services to students. (0) comments
