Shamus Khan

Meritocracy is an engine of inequality

Thu, Mar 3, 2011, 10:32pm

A much lauded theory is inaccurate in portraying social realities.

An education in inequality

Thu, Feb 4, 2010, 9:57pm

They may claim otherwise, but colleges are “need blind” in the worst possible way. They are ambivalent to the disadvantages of poverty.

Spectrum

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Free Pinkberry!

By Emma Finder

Jun 17, 11:13pm

For those of you who are in the city for the summer (or really, really like froyo and don’t mind flying/bussing/driving), cool off after a warm day in the city... Read More
#gagnant la musique

Electro-pop singer-songwriter Jake Gagne blends variety of sound in new EP

By Noah Jackson

Jun 10, 11:27pm

Many students associate experimental music with the depths of Brooklyn, but Jake Gagne, CC ’16, is bringing the avant-garde to Morningside Heights. Gagne released his debut EP, “Violent Moan,” at... Read More
777-FILM

For Dad Films releases sneak preview of ‘A Certain Tendency’

By Emma Finder

Jun 8, 2:43pm

In case you needed yet another reason to get back to campus this fall, the student filmmakers of For Dad Films — a new filmmaking group on campus — have... Read More

This week in The Eye

Declare your major yet? Meredith Foster debunks the myth of the humanities-science divide. Check it out in this week's Eye.

This week in history

1991: Spectrum columnist reacts to the Persian Gulf War

Alan Felgate, CC '92, decried the American involvement in Iraq and Kuwait in an editorial on June 12th.

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