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The Sentinel

The Student News Site of John Jay College of Criminal Justice

The Sentinel

The Student News Site of John Jay College of Criminal Justice

The Sentinel

Courtesy of Angelis Carrero/ Justin Colón
Shooting Star Justin Colón
Angelis Carrero, Writer • November 22, 2022

John Jay senior Justin Colón has gone viral several times on TikTok while talking about science, completing what was once thought as impossible.  Colón took his passion for science and began posting creative videos to educate...

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John Jay Community Reacts to Midterms
Staff November 15, 2022

With results from the November 8th midterm elections still rolling in almost a week later, and Democrats having a stronger showing than many predicted, John Jay students, staff, and faculty members shared their reactions to how...

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WHY “DON’T WORRY DARLING” MAKES EVERYONE WORRY
WHY “DON’T WORRY DARLING” MAKES EVERYONE WORRY
Alexandra Cortese, Writer • November 11, 2022

  A seemingly aimless cycle of optical illusions, “Don’t Worry Darling” (2022) directed by Olivia Wilde was among one of the most highly anticipated film releases of 2022. The movie consists of a stellar cast...

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Student Council Scholarships: Get That MONEY!
Student Council Scholarships: Get That MONEY!
Lauren Braithwaite, Managing Editor • November 7, 2022

Interim-President Kelvin Pineda has spearheaded the Student Council to approve funding ten scholarships, continuing the legacy of predecessors.  Approximately $700,000 are awarded to students in scholarships each year. Historically,...

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(October 2022) A poster urging sign up for a protest, in advocation of The New Deal. The protest is primarily organized by John Jay College of Criminal Justices’ DSA committee, being held on Sunday November 13th, 2022
Could CUNY Be Tuition Free?
Alexandra Cortese, Writer • October 28, 2022

The rising cost of higher education has spurred an ongoing political debate in New York, with free tuition potentially becoming a reality for CUNY students by 2023.  CUNY institutions were previously free of cost until 1976,...

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