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Spring Fling

Flinging in the rain

Rain poured down at the 31st annual Spring Fling fair last Thursday. As students ran for cover in the Vertical Campus, WBMB, Baruch’s radio station, played the Fat Joe and Lil Wayne song “Make It Rain.” The threat of having to move the event to the Multi-purpose room dissipated when skies cleared up after the 10-minute downpour. Full story

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UBS exec insight

UBS executive gives insight

Students preparing to find internships and part-time jobs heed the advice of a prominent business executive Bill Richards. Full story

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Tennis

Tennis captures sixth title

By the time the tennis team’s three-hour practice is over, bright tennis balls cover the court, including the far corners to the net. Full story

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MemorialSports

A final farewell

As verses of “The Prayer” resonated in a quiet corner room of the Vertical Campus’ 14th floor, so did the voices of people who gathered last Tuesday to bid a final farewell to their friend and mentor, Ralph Sirianni. Full story

In Bill Richards’ own words

The Ticker was privileged to chat with Bill Richards in our final interview of the semester in our series on “prominent executives.” In this interview, Richards shared the general perception of the economy held by many of the hedge funds, which he covers.

David Bagatelle

Herald National Bank CEO answers questions

Interview with Herald bank CEO

Arman

‘I have MS, MS doesn’t have me’

Armaan Torabi looks like any other healthy Baruch student. But, his constantly clenched fists, jittery arms and twitching eyes say otherwise.

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Professor Allen wins fellowship

Assistant professor and translator Esther Allen became the first Baruch faculty member to be awarded a fellowship for writing at the New York Public Library.

Cold War version 2.0

The United States’ effort to gain further influence in the Middle East has left Latin America without a leading hegemon. Latin American countries responded to the U.S.’s absence by embarking in a unification and reform process, which ultimately threatens to dilute the American influence on the region.