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New York, Our Future?

Posted on February 9, 2013 by Jason Tsalkas

Lately, there seems to be only a few things on my mind when I usually am a cluttered thinker. Those few things are school/graduation (I’m two semesters away from graduating), helping my family, and success – looking for a good, … Continue reading →

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A Complete Change

Posted on February 9, 2013 by Shaina Kamkar

Unlike much of the class, I found that Alfred Kazin’s essay, From a Walker in the City, was very relatable. I lived in Long Island my entire life and noticed things that stayed the same and things that drastically changed. … Continue reading →

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Why walk?

Posted on February 6, 2013 by EKaufman

My father grew up in Brownsville. He taught in the junior high school across the street from Afred Kazin’s childhood home. At least once a year, my dad and his best friend plan a pilgrimage back to their old neighborhood. … Continue reading →

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