By Dean Joannou, Staff Writer There are an estimated 17 million veterans in the United States, and Promise sought to honor them last week in recognition of Veterans Day. The first of the two events was Tuesday, Nov 9 with Letters for Veterans, followed by the Veterans Day Flag Raising…
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By Alex Mousa, Staff Writer Scorpios are born from Oct. 23. to Nov. 21. It is the most common sign of the zodiac, having the highest frequency of birth in the United States at 9.6 percent. This is almost 50 percent higher than the rarest sign Aquarius, with 6.3 percent…
By Richard Sirio, Staff Writer The Student Body Boutique (SBB) hosted a fall festival that showcased student creators and campus organizations on Nov. 3 during common hour in Hillwood Commons. The festival had students selling clothing from their small businesses and a few student-run organizations that are raising funds for…
By Joe Frescott, Staff Writer For almost 52 years, “Sesame Street” has been at the forefront of children’s television, and is seen as one of the most influential shows of this generation. The popular children’s television show has been entertaining and educating young children for over half a century, and…
By Grace Catanese, Staff Writer Adele recently dropped her newest single “Easy On Me” after not releasing any music since 2015. The single is already breaking records, and is causing a big uproar from her fans. Fans were ecstatic when they found out Adele would be putting out a brand-new…
By Ella Barrington, Staff Writer Men’s soccer players have made certain that they want to win the Northeast Conference(NEC) championship this season. Junior defender Henry Haferkorn says that there is no excuse to come up short this year. “Because we lost in penalties at the conference championships last year, it…
By Grace Catanese, Staff Writer Halloween is a day that many people, including college students, get to express themselves by dressing up as whatever they want. Many take different routes with their costume ideas, whether they choose to dress as something funny or clever, Halloween is a way for students…
By Dina Rami, Staff Writer After spending almost an entire school year virtually on Zoom, this year’s student government association (SGA) is working towards an enjoyable 2021-2022 school year for students. Many students stayed home due to the coronavirus pandemic and social distancing guidelines, so this school year is imperative…
By Emma Robinson & Miranda Ruiz, Co-Editor-In-Chief & Contributing Writer Post biology professor emeritus Bill Schutt released his newest novel “PUMP: A Natural History of the Heart” on Sept. 21. Schutt is a vertebrate zoologist and author of six nonfiction and fiction books. On Thursday Oct. 7, Schutt held a…
By: Dean Joannou, Staff Writer Professor of film and acting at Post Robbie Tan played Billie Ross, a character in the HBO miniseries “Mare of Easttown”. The series was nominated for 16 Emmys this year and won four. “To see the show was a part of the Emmys, it was…