Exploring the Dangers of Excessive Screen Time
By Daniel Douglas
On August 10, 2024, as I was going through the trouble of making sure all my financial aid and scholarships and loans were being processed correctly for the upcoming semester, I received an email.
In today's turbulent political and social landscape, our democracy is undergoing a rigorous examination.
BronxShakes’ recent Shakespeare performance ‘’Love’s Labour’s Lost’’ transports the audience into the Roaring Twenties, an era where we moved to the rhythm of jazz and flaunted our newly obtained wealth.
The Skin I’m In is a young adult fiction novel by Sharon G. Flake. The main character, Maleeka, is a thirteen-year-old Black girl who faces relatable challenges: living in a low-income, single-parent household, experiencing bullying, and struggling with low self-esteem.
Imagine juggling a dozen balls in the air—each labeled with a responsibility like classes, homework, friends, work, and self-care—all while trying to maintain balance on a tightrope. For most college students, this is their reality.
On November 30th, 2022, ChatGPT was released to the public, marking a significant milestone in the use of artificial intelligence. Since then, its rapid integration into both educational and professional environments has raised important questions about the role of AI in the future of learning.
Attending this program with 8 fellow students shattered my understanding of the financial industry, revealing depth I never knew existed.
Where to begin? I never would’ve imagined everything I gained from coming to Lehman College. From my background in basketball, which drew me to enroll here, to all the friends who have become like family, to the countless life lessons I’ll be able to carry with me forever.
The life of a college student can get rather hectic when you combine school, work, friends, and personal matters. You must learn how to manage your time well to deal with everything and, if possible, have time for yourself and relax.
I recently had a conversation with a student in one of my classes who hadn’t had an internship yet, which nearly resulted in me raving about this organization that I recently learned about. The organization had been involved throughout the semester, bringing KPMG (a top-four accounting firm) CEO Paul Knopp to speak on the Lehman campus.
Learning about financial literacy early on sets students up for a successful future.
When searching for your artistic voice, studying the work of other artists can inspire, new ideas and broaden your perspective.
On Tuesday, April 15th we met with the Lehman College Audio Club to learn more about the upcoming Beat Battle on May 7th.
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The Meridian, the student voice of Lehman College, derives its name from Meridian, Mississippi, the town that served as a base for many of the Freedom Riders of 1964. It was the departure point for volunteers James Chaney, Andrew Goodman, and Michael Schwerner, who traveled to Philadelphia, Mississippi to investigate a church bombing. There they were killed by local law enforcement and the Ku Klux Klan, and thus they became martyrs in the struggle for equality. Serving Lehman College since 1964, the Meridian is the students’ and faculty’s primary source of collegiate news. Every month we provide readers with hard-hitting news stories and passionate arts, theater, dance, music, and book reviews.
Do you feel a spike of anxiety when your phone goes missing, even for just a moment?