by Song Review: Can “Kill Bill” remix return with a vengeance?
by Sequels rarely match up to their predecessors, and the latest remix of SZA’s chart-topping song “Kill Bill,” is no exception. In 2021, R&B singer SZA …
Dr. Dorothy Roberts presents ‘Ending The Legacy of Racism in Medicine’ at NCC
By Samantha Corvera and Kaitlyn Seawood Dorothy Roberts, an internationally recognized scholar, public intellectual and social justice activist, visited NCC on Feb. 13 at Lipkin …
Album review: Black Country, New Road delivers worthy follow-up with “Ants From Up There”
By Kaitlyn Seawood Black Country, New Road’s extraordinary second album, “Ants From Up There,” is a steady build to a triumphant conclusion with an array …
Studying green across the ocean blue
By Thanh-Thanh Nguyen NCC students interested in environmental sustainability might want to consider getting greener with the Community College in France (CCF) program. The French …
Film review: Stunning scenery can’t save ‘The Banshees of Inisherin’
by This tragicomedy takes place in the mid-1920s, in the fictitious island of Inisherin – of beautiful coastline, tall stones and extraordinary landscape. The real location …
December 2022 issue
Corrections: On Page 7, we misspelled the names of players Luka Modric and Robert Lewandowski.
The Commuter goes to Washington
Society of Professional Journalists features Watergate reporters and other top journalists at its 2022 MediaFest By Kaitlyn Seawood Journalists from across the country came to …
Local scenes of democracy in action
On sunny Nov. 8, citizens of Nazareth and Bethlehem made it to the polls, as did the rest of the country. A housewife with her …
November 2022 issue
Corrections: Nathan Carpenter’s graduate studies were in San Diego. The first daughter of the Carpenter-Vermaak family is Eowyn. Carpenter’s bike was purchased from WorkCycles, Holland, …