Lessons from the Pandemic: It’s Time to Rethink Social Policy
COVID-19 and the ensuing unemployment crisis has demonstrated a need to improve the United State’s social safety net.
Health Care
Latinos are Watching the President
Now that President Biden has taken office, many Latinos feel more empowered and put their trust in the new president.
Accreditation related changes make part-timers feel especially vulnerable
By Lavinia Pisani
The Guardsman
Amid budget cuts and furloughs, many of City College’s part-time instructors have never felt so insecure about their jobs, but some of them are even more concerned about the overall effects of the school’s accreditation sanctions.
Among those concerns are continued layoffs.
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OPINION: Health care reform makes life easier for uninsured students
By Matt GomezThe Guardsman
Health care was reformed last month, and while the effects may not yet be evident, benefits for students could be great in the future.
Although this reform does not bring the country closer to a universal, single-payer system or include a public option, it will make
Editorial: Rhetoric and politics confuse an important debate
One of the ugliest forms of manipulation occurs in the health insurance industry, which has grown at a severe rate to the point that it threatens every facet of this nation's economy. Even the healthy suffer from this abhorrent example of free-market economics gone wrong. The industry turns
On The Record: Students' position on US Health Care
Students' position on US Health Care
By Jimmy Young STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER