In Conversation with Professor Simon Bowmaker
Written by Sanjana Gupta The Gould Standard sat down with Professor Simon Bowmaker to learn more about his views on work, life, and the future. Dedicated, motivational, and [...]
Spring 2018 Issue
Looking Back at 2017 – How Bad was US Foreign Policy?
Written by Srishti Ganesh Looking back, 2017 wasn’t as bad as a year or revolutionary a year for US Foreign Policy compared to what it could have been. A cursory glance at [...]
Tweets, Memes & Covfefe: What We Can Learn from Trump’s Humor
Written by Sal Bhakuni “Just kidding” is a defense against the out-group – a way to get out of an ill-timed, offensive, or hurtful joke. Now, the out-group can’t be [...]
XXXTentacion and the Case for Ethical Listening
Written by Stephanie Yang While the hip-hop world is no stranger to domestic violence accusations and misogynistic song themes, it has avoided the scrutiny of the #MeToo [...]
Don’t Graduate without Taking Negotiations
Written by Devyani Nijhawan If it were up to me, I’d make Negotiations & Consensus Building a required course for all Stern students. Studying in a Finance-focused [...]
Multi-Factor Authentication: Imperative or Inconvenient?
Written by Pooja Narayanan In implementing MFA, NYU administration emphasized the importance of security. Students would have to prove they were logging into their accounts [...]
For the Student Who Wants to Do It All
Written by Kobi Dent Our time at NYU and Stern is limited to four short years, and all the opportunities this school and city have to offer constantly make me wish there were [...]
The Offline Impact of Online Porn
Written by Stephanie Yang While normalizing sex can encourage healthier and safer sexual relations, mass media is also at fault for endorsing, or even advertising unprotected [...]
Is It Time to Break up Big Tech?
Written by Chelsea Tang Unlike telephone service, the internet cannot be controlled in the same way. There is currently no singular strategy on how to regulate these [...]
Trivia’s Turnaround: Can HQ Go On?
Written by Jackie Yang What’s more surprising is the sheer scale that this app has achieved. When it first launched, HQ enjoyed only a few thousand recurring players. But [...]
