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Better public transportation starts with everyone paying the fare

Better public transportation starts with everyone paying the fare

David Barrera, Staff Reporter November 21, 2024

Recently, I was getting onto a crowded Q25 bus, nearing the afternoon with my secured goods of instant boba kits, along with the rush of people trying to get home at Main Street's second to last stop....

Letter From the Editors – Summer 2024 Edition

Rukhmah Nauman and Caitlyn Crisostomo August 8, 2024

Hello readers of the QSInquirer, We want to thank you for coming along with us this year. Last year most of our work came out of the Journalism class. This year was a journey as we tried for the first...

Cuisine Crusaders: New Tokyo Sushi

Cuisine Crusaders: New Tokyo Sushi

Atchijah Ravinathan and Taiba Mian July 29, 2024

With mixed reviews and seemingly no one entering, New Tokyo Sushi looked like an intriguing place to try out. It’s a take-out restaurant so there’s no seating, and the staff didn’t seem to be all...

Book vs. Motion Picture: Percy Jackson and the Olympians

Book vs. Motion Picture: Percy Jackson and the Olympians

Miriam Yagudayev, Staff Reporter July 29, 2024

The book series, “Percy Jackson and the Olympians,” by Rick Riordan, is much better than the movie and television series adaptations, mostly because the book has more in-depth character development...

Cuisine Crusaders: Boon De Moo Ka Ta Thai B.B.Q

Romeo Zambarrano, Abyaz Mahboob, and Katelyn Qiu May 30, 2024

Boon de Moo Ka Ta is an all-you-can-eat restaurant in Flushing that offers a unique combination of hotpot and barbecue. You can cook your food with a sizzling skillet or a simmering broth. The restaurant...

Gray Team sign that was vandalized.

Color “War” sends the wrong message

Avital Isakharova, Staff Reporter May 22, 2024

If you've been paying attention, then you know that there's about to be another war: QSI's First Annual Color War. On May 24, classes will compete against each other in different events to see which class...

Banning books is pointless, hurts students more than it helps them

Banning books is pointless, hurts students more than it helps them

Ryan Mendez, Staff Reporter May 8, 2024

The list of banned books is growing fast and the negative effects of banning books are mostly felt by young people since their minds are always developing.  Having access to all kinds of information teaches...

Letter From the Editors – Winter 2024 Edition

Caitlyn Crisostomo and Rukhmah Nauman March 11, 2024

Hello readers of the QSInquirer, In this edition we touch on pressing issues like gender neutral bathrooms, the ethics of A.I, the early college experience and stress levels at QSI. We also have a food...

Cuisine Crusaders: Chill'D Taste Thai Review

Cuisine Crusaders: Chill’D Taste Thai Review

Abyaz Mahboob, Julius Elevazo, and Jeremy Molina March 7, 2024

Chill’D Taste Thai restaurant provides an authentic and delicious eating experience. The ambiance creates a welcoming and comfy atmosphere that enhances the dining experience. The service is amazing....

Movie Review: “The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes”

Abigail Kimyagarov, Staff Reporter March 5, 2024

As somebody who has watched all of "The Hunger Games" movies prior to the newest one without reading any of the books, I found the movie to be very interesting but slightly difficult to understand in the...

New cell phone policy helps students focus

New cell phone policy helps students focus

Kevin Juarez, Contributor January 22, 2024

The new cell phone policy has changed student life forever. A recent study shows that prior to the policy 100% of students were using their phones. Only 98% of students are using their phones after...

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