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Yoni Rabinovitch wrote a new post, Retail Won’t Cut It Anymore, on the site QC Voices 2 years, 2 months ago
Would you ever open up a hardware store? Or a corner grocery, or an electronics store? Would you open the next Radio Shack or Best Buy? I know I wouldn’t. Yet, we’re still all buying hammers, groceries, and cel […]
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Yoni Rabinovitch wrote a new post, Without work, what will we do?: Part II, on the site QC Voices 2 years, 4 months ago
There’s an old joke in Israel and it goes something like this: “In Israel, a third of the people go to the army, a third pay taxes, and another third go to work. The only problem is that it’s the same third […]
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Yoni Rabinovitch wrote a new post, VR and AR Will Be the End of the Couch Potato, on the site QC Voices 2 years, 5 months ago
It is a pretty obvious to most people that our preferred leisure activities have reduced the time we spend being active. Kids, as parents lament, are glued to their parents’ ipads. We spend less time ou […]
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Yoni Rabinovitch wrote a new post, The Future is here at QC, on the site QC Voices 2 years, 8 months ago
This is Matt Greco:
Matt teaches digital image-making and photography here at QC, and is also responsible for all the 3D printing that happens in the digital imaging lab. That figurine you see is a 3D […]
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Yoni Rabinovitch wrote a new post, The End of Garbage, on the site QC Voices 2 years, 8 months ago
It seems many of us are terrified of the looming garbage apocalypse. We’re shocked by stories of massive garbage islands in the pacific, or steaming piles of electronic waste in Eastern Europe. Maybe we go to t […]
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Yoni Rabinovitch wrote a new post, Welcome to the Dronosphere, on the site QC Voices 2 years, 8 months ago
Drones are a lot of fun. So let’s talk drones. In fact, maybe your photog friend has already tried to have that conversation with you. Or maybe you shared some Facebook post about Amazon Prime Air, which you t […]
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Yoni Rabinovitch wrote a new post, Dear Politicians: UBI is Great, but Please Stop Talking About it, on the site QC Voices 2 years, 9 months ago
Here’s an update: This past week, the UK’s Jeremy Corbyn became the latest politician to propose implementing the universal basic income (UBI) for his country. He is one of many to do so recently, and their effo […]
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Yoni Rabinovitch wrote a new post, Six Questions For Six People: Question 5, on the site QC Voices 4 years, 1 month ago
JRR Tolkien, author of the Lord of the Rings, wrote “Many that live deserve death. And some that die deserve life. Can you give it to them? Then do not be too eager to deal out death in judgement. For even the v […]
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Yoni Rabinovitch wrote a new post, Six Questions For Six People: Question 4, on the site QC Voices 4 years, 1 month ago
Who would you say are the top five best looking celebrities/models?
SARAH:
Ioan Griffud (forever abc), Chris Evans, Liam Hemsworth, the Divergent girl, Benedict Cumberbatch
VIJAY:
Rihanna, […]
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Yoni Rabinovitch wrote a new post, Six Questions For Six People: Question 3, on the site QC Voices 4 years, 1 month ago
Android, IOS or Windows, What made you Choose?
SARAH:
the phone was on sale.
VIJAY:
IOS. Just becuase i’ve used it all my life, and I find the quality better.
FANNY:
IOS. It’s the […]
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Yoni Rabinovitch wrote a new post, Six Questions For Six People: Question 1, on the site QC Voices 4 years, 1 month ago
Lets say you know you will live till 80. Would you give up two years of your life for one day on the moon?
SARAH
Yes. Ive always wanted to be an astronaut since I was little. But then when I got into […]
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Yoni Rabinovitch wrote a new post, A Few Questions for Wesley, on the site QC Voices 4 years, 2 months ago
This week I sat down with Wesley Van Eeden, an artist, illustrator, graphic designer and painter who works for clients across the world as well as exhibiting his personal work in various galleries. His newest p […]
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Yoni Rabinovitch commented on the page, on the site Honors Intro to Poetry: This American Lyric 4 years, 2 months ago
I think you can definitely see some similarity between Rankine and Ginsberg. Both were writing for very different reasons, but both were protesting. the dedication here is to Trayvon Martin, while Ginsberg dedicated his to Carl Solomon. Both poets feel that the person they are dedicating to have been the victim of society. They are both angry in some way.
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Yoni Rabinovitch commented on the page, on the site Honors Intro to Poetry: This American Lyric 4 years, 2 months ago
I think the simple fact that this poetry proves that in some way this poem has a comedic element (if that’s a convention). I think it’s playing off the individualistic movement in America. The line begins “they call me skinhead, and I got my own beauty.” This could be making fun of mass market contemporary “life advice.” By placing it in the…[Read more]
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Yoni Rabinovitch commented on the page, on the site Honors Intro to Poetry: This American Lyric 4 years, 2 months ago
I think that perhaps “Chronic Meaning” by Perelman is the most honest poetry we have read yet. All emotion and tensions of the author are not being obscured with any pretenses about meaning or form. There is nothing holding the words back. It is very much a stream of consciousness. That is what I think the message is, that we are able to glimpse…[Read more]
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Yoni Rabinovitch commented on the page, on the site Honors Intro to Poetry: This American Lyric 4 years, 3 months ago
I think the “you,” the apostrophe in this poem adds a critical dimension to what is at play here. I agree that it is too simple to say this is simply against racism, and specifically South Africa. Especially in the three opening lines, I think Lorde is making clear that not only are they affected but we are affected as well. Not only are they to…[Read more]
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Yoni Rabinovitch wrote a new post, A few Questions for Casey, on the site QC Voices 4 years, 3 months ago
Name: Casey
Age: 23
Year: Master’s Program (Teacher certification in English)
From: Valley Stream
Currently Lives: Valley stream
Number of siblings: Three
Birth order: Second Oldest
Earliest Memory: S […] -
Yoni Rabinovitch commented on the page, on the site Honors Intro to Poetry: This American Lyric 4 years, 3 months ago
Yes! loving the cynicism. The extended metaphor is laid out too neatly. Besides, I’ve been scuba diving. You feel so alive and at one with nature there’s no way during those moments anyone is feeling depressed (but that’s a technicality). Everything in this poem is too easy. Furthermore, on a note of personal taste, I found the beginning of her…[Read more]
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Yoni Rabinovitch wrote a new post, A Few Questions for Scott (part 1), on the site QC Voices 4 years, 3 months ago
This week I sat down with Scott Cheshire, author of High as the Horses Bridles. The novel tells the story of an ex-Jehovah’s Witness and child preacher, who returns from California to Queens to care for h […]
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Yoni Rabinovitch commented on the page, on the site Honors Intro to Poetry: This American Lyric 4 years, 3 months ago
I’m not sure I can bring clear, textual evidence, but we had discussed in class that this poem was revolutionary in terms of bringing the issue of homosexuality out in the open in an otherwise conservative, conformist society. Perhaps the lack of recognizable meter and breaking away from previously used forms that Deborah mentioned is indicative…[Read more]
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