PUBLISHEnRot'eS á qns.com Joshua Schneps // [email protected] LIKE US FOLLOW US Aspire College Magazine @aspiremag WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! Aspire wants you to be part of our magazine! If you have a comment about an already published article, let us know! If you have an idea for a story (whether you’d like to write it or not), tell us! What would you like to see more of? Less of? Have a short story, poem, photograph or piece of artwork you would like us to showcase in the publication or online? Contact us right away! We’re open to all kinds of suggestions that would help make Aspire the best college magazine out there! Email us at: [email protected] QNS.COM PUBLISHER & ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Joshua Schneps [email protected] EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Helen Klein [email protected] ART DIRECTOR Stephen Reina SENIOR SALES EXECUTIVE Keith Fiocca EDITORIAL CONTRIBUTORS Jaime DeJesus Angela Matua Meaghan McGoldrick Anna Spivak ASPIRE COLLEGE MAGAZINE 38-15 Bell Boulevard Bayside, NY 11361 (718) 224-5863 Fax (718) 224-5441 www.qns.com ENTIRE CONTENTS COPYRIGHT 2016 BY ASPIRE PUBLICATIONS LLC No such ad or any part thereof may be reproduced without prior written permission of ASPIRE COLLEGE MAGAZINE. The publishers will not be responsible for any error in advertising beyond the cost of the space occupied by the error. Errors must be reported within five days of publication. Ad position cannot be guaranteed unless paid prior to publication. ASPIRE PUBLICATIONS assumes no liability for the content or reply to any ads. The advertiser assumes all liability for the content of and all replies. The advertiser agrees to hold ASPIRE COLEGE MAGAZINE and its employees harmless from all cost, expenses, liabilities, and damages resulting from or caused by the publication or recording placed by the advertiser or any reply to any such advertisement. áá SPRINGING AHEAD Suddenly, spring has sprung, ushering in a time of new beginnings long awaited after the chill of winter. For college students, this means a variety of things, and we here at Aspire have you covered, both as you work to ace your course work and as you prepare to take some well-deserved time off from cracking the books. Finals are approaching, so studying ramps up, and suddenly campus libraries are filled, even late at night, with students prepping for upcoming tests. Need some studying tips? Turn to our article on how to make the most of the hours you have. Trying to fuel your efforts? While cafeteria food may not be either the most nutritious or the most delicious, you can eat well on campus and avert the Freshman 15. Find out how in our story in this issue. For those who will be starting their college careers in the fall, we have other assistance in store, namely how best to tackle the dreaded FAFSA form. Yes, you need to fill it out but help is available, and we’ll tell you where to look. Then, there’s that all-important, off-campus fun to consider. With that in mind, whether for spring break or summer vacay, it’s time to get serious about honing your beach body, and there, too, we’re with you. Check out our feature highlighting easy exercises you can do in your dorm room, no special equipment needed, and before too long, you’ll be ready for that bikini, not to mention the latest looks – and you can find a preview of them in this issue of Aspire as well. If you prefer spectator sports to working out, we can help with that as well. Turn to our extended preview of the two hometown baseball teams, the Mets and the Yankees, to learn about the squads’ strengths and weaknesses, and what to expect as they move forward through the season, hopefully to a Subway Series this fall. If you’d rather be watching movies, our resident cinema buff is eager to share his views of some soon-to-be-released blockbusters. There are plenty of films in the offing that look to be exciting and entertaining, whatever your interests may be, and will likely help the next few months fly by. Jos hua Schneps Publisher | Aspire 6 SPRING 2016
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