Neighborhood gem Tuli Bistro graces the corner of 20th and S streets. The warm décor of the restaurant gives you a feeling of something familiar - home. The space is small, so seating is limited. Take a seat at the chef bar to watch food preparation, or relax the intimate tables inside and out. This is not the place to get the party started. Tuli is the perfect spot for conversation fueled by some seriously delicious food. A seasonal cuisine is offered from a menu that changes daily, including salads, specialty pizzas and small plates of seafood, steak and pastas. The warm goat cheese and pear salad is a must order to start off your meal. The honey-roasted pear complemented by the smoot

Most people can recall the memorable childhood song taught in elementary school about the man who is celebrated every year on Oct. 12th which began with: “Columbus sailed the ocean blue in 1492”. However, what if this man did not exactly discover the new world? What if there was more to discuss about this holiday than the everyday American seems to forget in thanks to a day off? Students and professors alike gathered in dozens in City College’s Multicultural Center of City College on Oct.12th, 2009 to discuss the man behind the holiday-leaving an open ended conclusion of the fate of the celebration. The discussion quickly asked if Columbus was really the first person to discover the “New