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A Height Deemed Appalling: Nineteenth-Century New York Newspaper Buildings
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In the last quarter of the nineteenth century in New York, the largest newspapers were concentrated along a short stretch of Park Row in lower Manhattan. In this high profile location, the Tribune, the Times, and the World used architecture as a means to forge their corporate identity in the minds of city dwellers. In their efforts to distinguish themselves from one another, and as symbols of their own success, publishers commissioned the leading architects of the day to build them increasing...
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New York's rock 'n' roll rhapsody.
The Mail on Sunday (London, England)
; ... here, I'll make it anywhere ... ' The landmarks and shrines of this rock 'n' roll heritage do not appear on most New York tourist maps and are easily overlooked in the breathless round of shopping and sightseeing. But every so often a name on a street sign or ...
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The art of summer in NYC.(Arts & Culture)(New York City)
The Christian Science Monitor
; Byline: Carol Strickland Contributor to The Christian Science Monitor New York -- Summer art exhibitions in New York City tend to be crowd-pleasing visual extravaganzas of wide public appeal, akin more to a beach novel than an existential tract. The edgier, more challenging offerings are deferred
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 "The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)")
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BETTER, BUT STILL LACKING OOMPH; SCHWEINFURTH'S 'MADE IN NEW YORK' SHOW PLAYS IT SAFE IN SHADOW OF EVERSON BIENNIAL.(Stars)(Column)
The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)
; Byline: KATHERINE RUSHWORTH CONTRIBUTING WRITER The annual Made in New York exhibition at the Schweinfurth Memorial Art Center in Auburn is once again upon us, which means summer is in full swing. Each year, the show highlights works by artists from throughout New York state, with this year's
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SENATOR CLINTON DISCUSSES NEW YORK`S TRANSPORTATION NEEDS WITH FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATOR NOMINEE
Capitol Hill Press Releases
; For Immediate Release Senator Clinton Discusses New York`s Transportation Needs with Federal Highway Administrator Nominee July 24, 2008 WASHINGTON, DC-Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton today met with Thomas J. Madison, Jr., the nominee to be Administrator of the Federal Highway Administration within
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McGraw Hill Education: New York City Students Making Progress in Math
Wireless News
; McGraw Hill Education: New York City Students Making Progress in Math WIRELESS NEWS-July 24, 2008-McGraw Hill Education: New York City Students Making Progress in Math (C)2008 10Meters - http:// www.10meters.com ...
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Building Up and Out
The Washington Post
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The Monied Metropolis: New York City and the Consolidation of the American Bourgeoisie, 1850-1896
Business History Review
; ... Consolidation of the American Bourgeoisie, 1850-1896. By Sven Beckert. Cambridge University Press, 2001. 512 pp. Photographs, 4 maps, graphs, index. Cloth, $35-00. ISBN 0-521-79039-5. While American social and labor historians have devoted a great many words ...
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Thinking about these times: three major shows provide an overview of curatorial practice in a city striving to retain its artistic pre-eminence.(ART NOW: NEW YORK)(New York, New York)
Apollo
; [ILLUSTRATIONS OMITTED] Three recent installations at bastions of contemporary art allowed New Yorkers and visitors to this art capital to assess the state of museum going and curatorial practice here. The New Museum for Contemporary Art (Fig. 1) recently opened to much fanfare; the 2008 Biennial
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SALEM WINS OUT OVER NEW YORK'S BRIGHT LIGHTS
Roanoke Times & World News
; Big city and big names: Diane DeReu-Foley used to live SO beyond Salem. But she and husband Joe Foley "never ever" question their move here. "Even though we're Yankees, the community welcomed us!" she laughed. Such laughter peppered her stories during our recent working lunch at Salem's Mill
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 "The Capital Times (Madison, WI)")
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REQUIRED CALORIE COUNTS NOT LIKELY ON MADISON MENUS BUT LOCAL NUTRITIONISTS SAY NEW YORK CITY LAW HAS MERIT.(NEWS)
The Capital Times (Madison, WI)
; Byline: Samara Kalk Derby Madison has toyed with banning plastic bags, and a member of the city's Plan Commission recently suggested blocking additional restaurant drive-throughs, but no one here has proposed forcing chain restaurants to post the calorie count of each food item as is now the case
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