Sarah Kerson
2016-08-27T12:00:03Z
Columbia students joined antiviolence activists in front of the Manhattan Criminal Court for the second time in two months on Thursday morning for the court appearances of 21 Manhattanville youth arrested in June on gang-related charges.
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2015-09-21T11:00:02Z
Workers at Book Culture are demanding that store owners rehire five employees who were terminated earlier this week amid disputes over a unionization vote.
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2014-12-06T23:00:03Z
Updated Sept. 26, 11:01 p.m.
2014-12-06T23:00:03Z
At a meeting meant to amplify the voices of residents of the Grant and Manhattanville houses on either side of Broadway and 125th Street, attendees said that what spoke loudest was the absence of the youth residents at the center of the ongoing violence between the developments.
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2014-09-26T20:48:16Z
Updated Sept. 26, 12:48 p.m.
2014-08-24T13:34:56Z
The halls of Harlem Renaissance High School are filled with music. It's everywhere---there's a recording studio where students are rehearsing with a full band. Somewhere, someone is painstakingly practicing the same song on the piano. Whitney Houston can be heard faintly down the hall.
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2014-08-08T08:01:17Z
A local early childhood education program, long struggling with financial issues, is turning towards alternative methods to support itself.
2014-08-08T08:01:17Z
Tenants from the Upper West Side joined activists from across the city at City Hall on Thursday to protest cutbacks in the Section 8 housing voucher program by the city's Department of Housing Preservation and Development.
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2014-08-08T08:01:17Z
A new program at the School of International and Public Affairs' Center on Global Energy Policy aims to support women interested in working in the energy industry by hosting female speakers and providing opportunities for students to network with professionals.
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2014-02-16T04:12:40Z
I'll be honest. I moved to New York City with the romantic hope of becoming a published writer. Cue the eye rolls.
