The Campus Magazine | CCNY

“City Never Sleeps” Lavender Fever Scavenger Hunt Before finals week arrive, Lavender Fever Week’s scavenger Hunt kicks off by inviting students to pick up their maps with the first clue at the Student Life office. The hunt will run until Friday May 3, 2013 at 5PM. The first prize will be a 16gGB iPad mini. [...]

CCNY offers a new way to keep your stuff safe. by Christal Somar iPhone 5: $650. iPad 2: $399. Macbook Pro: $1,100. Protecting these devices by registering them with CCNY’s Public safety: Priceless. Recently, the Department of Public Safety has teamed up with the NYPD and has brought the Operation Identification Program to CCNY. Operation [...]

We finally have an answer to the signal problem–it’s your fault! Darlene Bueno Students, as well as faculty, complain constantly about the wifi signal throughout the school. “It’s frustating,” says Frank Ponciao, a CCNY junior studying psychology. “Terrible,” adds Arlene Usha, another CCNY student. “Not having access everywhere sucks cause it doesn’t allow me to [...]

 Are you and your belongings protected on campus–a discussion by Shantia Dobson Security guards stationed at buildings at CCNY stop students and check ID cards for verification that they do not pose a threat to the campus or other students. But is this working to safeguard you and your stuff? Serious, violent crime has decreased [...]

 Let the shopping season begin by Shanika Sealy Black Friday begins on Thanksgiving this year, and many Americans plan to ditch their feast in exchange for shopping deals. Wal-Mart and K-Mart open doors at 8 PM, Target and Toys R Us at 9 PM, and Best Buy, Kohl’s and Macy’s at midnight. On Cyber Monday, [...]

 But do you need it for school? CCNY weighs in by Samantha Wendorf Emad loves his iPad. “Ever since I got my iPad I don’t even know where my laptop is,” says Emad Uddin, a junior and advertising & public relations major. Uddin joins a growing number of students who are bringing iPads – and [...]

City Never Sleeps by Emily Goldblum Online Job Search 101 Hey Seniors, listen up. Now’s the time to look for a job. If you’re not a senior yet, you should be searching for an internship. Here’s an opinionated guide to the maze of job search websites: Monster.com -          Note themselves as “the employment solution.” They’re [...]

An opinionated look at what the candidates had to say—and how they delivered their message by Louis Oprisa City College will have to wait until the second week of May to find out the official results for the Student Government Elections that recently took place. Candidates held debates in the NAC rotunda on April 19th [...]

 The new iPad is flying off the shelves. But for budget-minded students is it worth the hype…and the price? by Lucy Pichardo. The first weekend the new iPad went on sale, Apple sold a record 3 million devices–and experts are predicting 66 million sales in 2012. College students love the newest products, so there’s no [...]