Alpha Theta Phi Chapter - Phi Theta Kappa - LaGuardia Community College

Non-violence is the greatest force at the disposal of mankind. It is mightier than the mightiest weapon of destruction devised by the ingenuity of man. Mahatma Gandhi In a world rife with conflicts, tribal wars, and nuclear weapons, is the non-violent approach the best way to resolve conflicts? Or, is there a time when violence is not only necessary, but justified? Please share your comments and write your name at the end of each comment.

Jaida Triblet It’s been ten years since you left me, I don’t cry anymore. Although sores are still open, salted & blistering, I miss you but I can't find the words to tell you I love you. Our emotions hang in the air thick and tense like a black cloud darkening this relationship. I choke on heavy black smoke, Daddy I can't say I love you. And you can't say sorry, because there’s no reason to apologize, so we continue living this lie, this pretend 'father-daughter' relationship that so many girls envy, but they're the lucky ones, can't you see Daddy? Tear-stained pillows tell my story of sorrow and grief, Emotions too deep, I know nothing of which I speak. For all the times I wished I could have danced on your feet, Or sat on you lap, Or watched the game with you, Distant brief memories of my childhood of which I have no recollection, Daddy do you remember? Our relationship is a strained one, We sometimes ride in cars in

Andrea Gombor When should I start my transfer process? ASAP! When you have an idea of what your going to pursue, you have to start looking through hundreds of colleges that have the potential to accommodate your educational and financial needs. If you don't know what you want to pursue, maybe you should start even sooner. You have to give yourself a chance to see whats out there. When you delay transfer, you risk your chance of not getting the college you want and the financial assistance you may be eligible for. I started the transfer process the summer after I graduated, despite advice to start sooner, so I was only able to apply to one. After thorough research, I applied to Sarah Lawrence, but I had to defer for a year and I didn't qualify for many scholarship s that require you to be a current student. While I love Sarah Lawrence and know it will suit me, I regret not trying to apply elsewhere because I will never know what colleges would have ac

By Luis K. Feliz 1. Start early . Go to Commonapp.org and open an account. Most of the schools to which you will apply accept the commonapp. Make a list of at least 10 schools, or a maximum of 15. Your lists should consists of “reach schools,” that is, schools that have a low acceptance rate, think Stanford, the University of Chicago, Harvard, “target schools,” that is, schools that are selective but you have more of a chance of getting in, and safety schools. On safety schools, I did not like applying to safety schools because I did not think I would attend any of them, if I were admitted. Thankfully, I had many choices to choose from and thus I did not have to dip into my target or safety schools. However, you don’t want to be a snob about looking into great safety schools. Three schools that you might consider are: Reed College, Mount Holyoke (women only), and Bard. 2. Affordability. Your lists should include schools that give transfers hefty financial aid packages. Therefore,