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Crown Heights Journal: A Steel Symphony, Pounded Out in Brooklyn
In lots throughout New York City, drums are being pounded in preparation for the Steel Band Panorama Competition.
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Beliefs: A Niche of the Unreal in a World of Credulity
The “Is My Husband Gay?” column brought new popularity to Christwire. Yes, it’s all one big joke.
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Patient Money: Food Safety Tips for the Budget-Conscious
Safety experts have advice on ways to germ-proof your food, and still save money.
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Your Money: How Debt Can Destroy a Budding Relationship
Because one person’s debt becomes a shared responsibility in marriage, when do you reveal a substantial liability?
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Freedom Trains
Isabel Wilkerson’s masterly account of the Great Migration tells the story of the six million African-Americans who moved away from the South between 1915 and 1970 by following the journeys of three individuals.
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Op-Ed Columnist: The Real Story
Here’s hoping that President Obama goes big next week with new proposals for boosting the economy.
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Op-Ed Contributor: How to End the Great Recession
To fix the U.S. economy, we must finally deal with wage inequality.
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Child’s Ordeal Shows Risks of Psychosis Drugs for Young
Powerful drugs are given to young children despite a lack of study on how they affect development.
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Crossroads County: Fewer Young Voters See Themselves as Democrats
Though many students are liberals on social issues, the weak job market has taken a toll on their loyalties.
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Op-Ed Contributor: A Dream House After All
The residential market took a hit, but owning a home still makes sense.
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For the A-Cup Crowd, Minimal Assets Are a Plus
Many women these days want to showcase their small chests, not pad them out. Retailers are listening.
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BP Says Limits on Drilling Imperil Spill Payouts
The company says proposed legislation could disrupt its efforts to set aside $20 billion for claims and penalties.
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Editorial: Mistrust and the Mosque
A poll has found that even New York City sadly harbors a robust disapproval of the proposal to build a mosque near ground zero.
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New York Poll Finds Wariness for Muslim Site
The poll indicated that support for a center planned near ground zero is tepid in its home town.
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In Medical School Shift, Meeting Patients on Day 1
A new curriculum at N.Y.U. is intended to foster more personal relationships between medical students and patients.
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The Many Iterations of William Shatner
The strange and multifarious career of an actor who always seems to be with us.
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The Peanut Solution
An easy-to-produce paste may help cure malnourishment around the world. But who owns the recipe?
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As Colleges Compete, Major Money Flows to Minor Sports
The Directors’ Cup, a little-known but prized honor, has set off a competition to have the best broad-based sports program.
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U.S. Asks Educators to Reinvent Student Tests, and How They Are Given
Could the bubble be on the way out? In the near future, students may take their tests on computers.
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The Tipsy Diaries: The Kitchen Sink in Your Drink
It’s an infuse-a-palooza out there, as infused spirits make serious headway in bars and restaurants of all kinds.
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