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Sunah Choudhry

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October 22, 2020 // By Sunah Choudhry

PHOTO ESSAY: The Cage On COVID-19 Lockdown

With coronavirus (COVID-19) still lurking in the air, student employees at The Cage are spraying and wiping down every piece of rental equipment that gets slid under their newly installed glass barrier. Employees and students must adhere to a new set of rules in order to sign out equipment, which includes new pickup and drop-off times, sanitary protocols and most importantly, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines. Federal work-study employees Emely Alba, a senior communication an...
March 29, 2020 // By Sunah Choudhry

It’s Over and Riz Ahmed Says so On “The Long Goodbye”

In a time of heightened political tensions, Riz Ahmed makes his rapping return with his Pakistani pride, holding roses in hand and a powerful breakup story to tell. But this is not just any breakup. His third studio album, “The Long Goodbye,” tells of one between him and Great Britain. Ahmed, who also performs under the name Riz MC, is part of the rap duo, The Swet Shop Boys. He is known for displaying his heartfelt pride for his country through emotional poetry transformed into rap....
February 19, 2020 // By Sunah Choudhry

Men’s Lacrosse Passes By DeSales in Season Opener

The Montclair State University men’s lacrosse team began their season with a win against DeSales University 11-3. In the brutally frigid temperature, the game was a battle between both teams to see who could come out victorious. Red Hawks sophomore midfielder Matt Dancsecs was the star of the game, scoring five goals in the second half alone. Coming in second in goals was junior attack Robert Brennan, scoring two goals to Friday’s home opening win.  ...
February 5, 2020 // By Sunah Choudhry

Trinity Corney Breaks Boundaries With Cerebral Palsy

Trinity Corney is not just any student at Montclair State University. Corney struggles with cerebral palsy, a rare disorder that affects one’s movement, muscle tone or posture. However, she does not let it stop her from doing what she needs to accomplish. Whether that means opening up a heavy-set door herself, or walking the extra distance, she lets nothing get in the way of her perseverance. Although strong inside and out, there are times where there are not enough services provided for h...
May 26, 2019 // By Sunah Choudhry

Turning the Tassel

As family and friends lined up for the 2019 Montclair State University undergraduate ceremony on May 24, graduates rushed inside the Prudential Center and awaited to turn their tassels on to the next chapter of their lives. President Susan Cole addressed the graduates and their families with some Montclair State related history. Along with the current graduates, a group of graduates from the class of ’69 were celebrating their 50th anniversary. In the class of ’69, 1,182 students gra...
January 24, 2019 // By Sunah Choudhry

Quick Media Clicks Should Give Demi’s Heart a Break

After TMZ had reported on Demi Lovato’s relapse, there were media crews scrambling to get quick clicks on articles with aerial views of her home, recordings of her 911 phone call and photos of any family or celebrities that visited her at the hospital. However, few people in the media and viewers of these articles have not stopped to wonder how the media might be negatively affecting her. Addiction is no easy battle and is an ongoing struggle. It’s a journey for those that suffer fro...
January 16, 2019 // By Sunah Choudhry

Blunt Bowles Bakes Under Media Pressure

Once the middle of the season approaches for football fans, every fan can determine whether their team is going to the playoffs or not. With every team that fails, the blame game from reporters and die-hard fans draws closer. The finger could be pointed at the owner and general manager. And finally, there comes a time when the organization has to face the heat and put their head coach front and center to answer the hungry reporters that need responses for the fans. As for the New York Jets, the ...
December 12, 2018 // By Sunah Choudhry

‘Patriot Act’: The Awakening of Millennial Political Talk Shows

As college students in this new political era, we are being influenced by all the different types of media about politics. Some of those influences could be on popular streaming platforms, such as Netflix, or on your basic cable networks. Other influences could be found on podcasts or even radio shows. In the aftermath of the 2016 election, political media is more important than ever. Since the premiere of Hasan Minhaj’s “Patriot Act” on Netflix, there have been memes circulati...

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