Art by Nafissatou Yattassaye Editor's Note:  The Paper is not affiliated with CUNYAC. These reports are independent and meant to provide a recap of the games our reporter attends. By Nafissatou Yattassaye CUNYAC Sports Series 12/11 Recap: Basketball  Thursday afternoon capped off the last game before the end of finals week on December 11th, where our CCNY women and men Beavers faced Hunter College in another double header matchup. Our City College women Beavers picked up the

Photography by Jayden Pantoja By Jayden Pantoja On October 4th, a bustling crowd of Harlem residents and NYC councilmembers gathered together on 110th Street and 5th Avenue to celebrate the late Former Senator Bill Perkins. Near Central Park resides a street named in his honor, a tribute to a man whose life was intertwined with that very community. But who was Bill Perkins, and how did his impact expand from a single community to New York City as a whole? Born in Harlem on Ap

Photography Credit: wwe.com By Francisca Lorca Women’s sports have become a popular topic in media, and viewership has increased greatly in comparison to previous years. From basketball, soccer, and wrestling to the new upcoming Women’s Pro Baseball League, this new generation of women sports viewership has allowed the creation of different divisions to embark on a new journey. When it comes to WWE’s women’s divisions, Stephanie Vaquer made history as the first South American