SPORTS
- Red Storm Recruits Bedova
- Bryant Coach Hits 1000th
- Hun School's Jackie Mullen Chooses Arcadia
- Calhouns meet the mayor
- PSAL beats CHSAA in all-star battle
- Colleges still sweet on Lewis following post-season benching
- Patriots mount comeback over James Madison
- Dozo drops a depth charge
- Newcomers Surge For Title
- St. John's Lacrosse midfielder named player of week
-
photo by Denis Gostev
Better late than never: Hwang punctual for title win
Danny Scarola felt his volleyball team had gotten cocky, resulting in a league loss last week to rival Francis Lewis. Then last Thursday, the Cardozo coach told his players to come to practice at 3:30 p.m. sharp – no excuses. -
photo by Denis Gostev
Dozo Lacrosse Fights Cancer
The Cardozo boys lacrosse team got a reminder of exactly what it was working for. Former Judges defender Steven Budhan, who beat Hodgkin’s lymphoma just two years ago, spoke to the team a little more than two weeks prior to the team’s Coaches vs. Cancer game in his honor.
-
Inappropriate Language Sidelines Dozo Softball Coach
The longtime Cardozo softball coach has been removed pending an investigation into his “inappropriate language,” and players, parents and fellow teachers are not happy, the New York Post has learned. -
Bayside Softball wins for cancer-fighting coach
Bayside‘s postgame celebrations this year might as well be sponsored by AT&T. -
Dozo Shocks PSAL city champion GW
Three weeks ago, Cardozo began its baseball season in Washington Heights to see how it measured up against powerhouse George Washington, the defending PSAL Class A city champion. After finding themselves in a huge 11-run hole, the Judges rallied against the Trojans backups. They left feeling good after the narrow defeat, taking a moral victory back with them to Queens.
- City drops ax on August Martin by voting to close
- The magic of animation
- Women's center lauds leaders
- City decides to shutter Rich Hill, John Adams
- Quinn updates Astoria co-op on ongoing city issues
- City votes to close seven Queens high schools
- Miller pushes for equal pay
- Assistant AG McCue, 91, was active in Queens GOP
- Hearings save Grover Cleveland
- Red Dresses fill Citi Field in hopes of scoring for heart health
-
photo by Phil Corso
PS 169 Tots Recycle To Raise Charity Funds
The quiet streets between PS 169 and the Bay Terrace Waldbaum’s were met with the sounds of nearly 70 little voices Monday as kindergarten students lugged bags of recyclable products to the supermarket. -
photo by Rebecca Henely
LIC High Says No To Closure
More than a hundred students, teachers and supporters stood out on the steps of Long Island City High School Monday afternoon to protest the proposed closure of the institution.
-
Activists Demand Albany Approve Dream Act
Time is running out for lawmakers to pass the New York Dream Act before the summer break, according to community activists who rallied in front of Queen Borough Hall Monday. -
Flushing HS Shutdown Upsets Teachers, Activists
Northeast Queens educators and civic leaders were deflated after the city’s plan to close Flushing High School was approved at a hearing last week. -
QCC Creates Insurance Policy For Survivor's Stories
It was just another day to some of the students passing through Queensborough Community College last Thursday.