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Category Archives: HMWA
Kazin’s “A Walker in the City”
Alfred Kazin’s piece, A Walker in the City, made me think about many things he discusses in relation to my own life in New York City. My favorite line in the piece is “I was of the city but not … Continue reading
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City Fever
When I think of New York the first thing that comes to mind is Manhattan. The tall buildings, the parks, busy streets, and the many places to shop and eat. Living in Long Island it’s quite peaceful and there’s not … Continue reading
Brooklyn
English Blog Moving to Green point Brooklyn five months ago from Long Island I thought I was moving into the city but I was so wrong.I thought moving to Brooklyn that my life would be overwhelming and always be on the … Continue reading
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“It’s a wonderful place, but I’d hate to live there.”
Is the adage quoted by E.B. White in “Here is New York.” I have no idea if this was true 60 to 70 years ago since his time of writing, and it probably wast true in the 80s when the … Continue reading
New York Money
As I was reading from George Templeton Strong’s The Diaries this weekend, I was intrigued to find that I could relate easily to many of the thoughts and ideas which were impacting Strong’s life during the mid-1800’s. Particularly, the way the … Continue reading
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Moving On Up
I wasn’t always a city guy, nor did I ever believe that I would have become one. Born and raised in a small town on Long Island, I didn’t have much exposure to the grandeur that was New York City. … Continue reading
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Oblivious of NYC
I’ve lived in the borough of Queens for almost all of my life, except prior to my immigration to the states, and I consider myself a New Yorker. However, even though I live in New York, I don’t know much … Continue reading
Wannabe New Yorker
Since my first semester freshman year of high school I was always OBSESSED with New York. I wouldn’t say thats necessarily an uncommon obsession. There is so much about New York to fall in love with. But the weird thing … Continue reading
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Sketches.
Saturday. 70th Street and Madison avenue. It’s almost 3pm and the line in front the one and only “La Dureé” store in New York City is growing bigger every minute. It seems to me that the inhabitants of the Concrete … Continue reading
The City I Never Knew
Although I do consider myself a native New Yorker, there are so many things that I never knew about this fine city. For example, as we read the various pieces and watch the various videos in class, there are many … Continue reading
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