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The Student Voice of Fordham Lincoln Center

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The Student Voice of Fordham Lincoln Center

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ROXANNE CUBERO

ROXANNE CUBERO, Former Creative Director

Roxanne Cubero (she/her), FCLC ’22, is a layout editor at The Observer, where she previously served as creative director. She is pursuing her Bachelor of Fine Arts in dance and new media and digital design. She was supposed to graduate in the spring of 2022, but due to an injury — and her undying love for The Observer – she’s back for another semester. Roxanne can’t think of things she’s doing while she’s not in The Observer office, because she’s always there.

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image of being in new york with wish you were here written on it

[Photo] Living, in New York

By JESSICA YU • November 15, 2021

Living in New York is expensive, and we as college students shouldn't be expected to go out as often as possible when life is expensive.

met gala attendees in graphic format on top of an image of the met

The Met Gala, Explained

September 23, 2021
The Met Gala has evolved into a pop culture phenomenon following years of evolution and increased public attention on the museum benefit.

Barre-d From the Studio

April 26, 2020
Eleven Ailey/BFA students spoke to The Observer about transitioning to online instruction.
Casale chose Australia because she wanted to study abroad in a country she'd never get to visit otherwise.

Lessons Learned Down Under

September 17, 2019
Students study abroad for many reasons; Maddy Casale wanted change. While some venture across the pond, Casale trekked down under, through a non-Fordham study abroad program at the University of Melbourne. With a semester on the other side of the world from Lincoln Center, Casale talked to us about the lessons she learned abroad and the transition upon returning.

Speed Date With Fordham Clubs

August 25, 2019
With 53 clubs offered at Fordham Lincoln Center, it's difficult to get to know all of them in three hours. Have no fear, because your guide to Club Day is here. In this article, you will find every club at Fordham Lincoln Center, summarized in 10 words or less.
Pride participants celebrating outside of The Stonewall Inn, where the modern gay rights movement began in 1969.

How to Be a Good Ally During Pride

August 25, 2019
The allyship of heterosexual and cisgender persons is crucial to the progression of the modern gay rights movement. But it isn't something that you pull out every June and put away every July; it's a year-round commitment. With the help of queer members of the Fordham Lincoln Center community, learn how you can be a better ally to the LGBTQ community.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Whitney and the New York Public Library all have special exhibits that aren't to be missed.

Balenciaga, Ballet and a Biennial

August 25, 2019
"Camp" at the Met, the Whitney Biennial and the NYPL's "Archive in Motion" exhibit are cultural escapes from the bustling city.
To Freshmen, From Upperclassmen

To Freshmen, From Upperclassmen

August 24, 2019
Anywhere from one year to three years spent in one place can give a person a lifetime of tips and tricks to getting by. In this article, upperclassmen from Fordham Lincoln Center share a wealth of information to the class of 2023.
Pining can be rough. Music, as with all things, can be a remedy.

Pining 101

February 12, 2019
There's no shame in having a crush, even when you can't work up the nerve to talk to them. To cope, here are some great playlists to keep you grounded and sane!
The Met’s “Heavenly Body” exhibit melds faith and fashion in a unique look into Catholicism and clothing.

To Respark a Catholic Schoolgirl’s Imagination

November 8, 2018

Walking into the Byzantine and medieval art galleries at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, I felt that I was intruding upon a sacred space. However, there was no meditative hum of a choir; instead, a staccato...

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