On Nov. 4, 2019, The New York Times published two news articles about prejudice against Hispanics in the U.S. I was casually scrolling on Twitter and saw both articles tweeted minutes apart by The Times
Manari Kaji Ushigua, leader of the Sapara Nation in Ecuador visited Stony Brook to speak about the possibility of their land being sold by the government to drill for oil.
New to Stony Brook University’s campus and Long Island, New York, Assistant Professor Joseph Pierce drinks his mate (pronounced ma-tay), an Argentinian herbal tea, from a small gourd at his desk. He is well dressed in a tailored-to-fit houndstooth suit and his tame shoulder-length hair makes him the ideal subject of hair envy. But he is more than perfect hair.
Cancun, Mexico, Miami, Florida and Riobamba, Ecuador. Which of these does not belong? They were all destinations of Stony Brook students this spring break, so the answer is they all belong. However, the...
