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Category Archives: Bernstein Spring 2009
Burger, or Beer Garden?
On the weekends, this bar is packed wall to wall with a diverse collection of Crown Heights residents. It is more than just a bar however—it is Franklin Park, the official beer garden of Crown Heights. Differing from most bars … Continue reading
Vendors Cater to City Officials
From the smell of spicy Halal food to the delicious taste of indulgent cupcakes, vendors look forward to the next customer transaction. But there is one thing that these street-smart businessmen and women do not hope for: the visit from … Continue reading
Posted in Bernstein Spring 2009, The A La Carte Project
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I Get My News From Jon Stewart… Really!!!
When the radio was invented, it created new ways people could get their news. For many years it was popular. Almost everyone had a radio. The thought was that the radio was so amazing that nothing would ever take its … Continue reading
Posted in Bernstein Spring 2009, The Future of American Journalism
Tagged Comedy Central, Jon Stewart
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The Cookie Crumbled in My Hands Even Before I Could Taste It
Our final project for Professor Bernstein’s “Perspectives on the News” class was called “A La Cart.” The project dealt with different aspects of food and vending carts. I was excited to work on our final project with my group. Our … Continue reading
Posted in Bernstein Spring 2009, The A La Carte Project
Tagged Cookies
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Journalism Under Reconstruction
The future of American Journalism is under the microscope, and its stableness is pending recovery. According to the Columbia Journalism Review, the structure of journalism is shifting significantly. Reporting that was once existent on a smaller scale has … Continue reading
“Brussel sprouts journalism,”: Don’t let the name fool you, it’s not as bad as it tastes
There are both positives and negatives of “good-for-you, brussel sprouts journalism,” Some of the positives deal with having a specific niche to deal with. Having a specific niche makes it so that a certain story will get full coverage instead … Continue reading
Posted in Bernstein Spring 2009, Brussels Sprouts Journalism
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Hurricane Katrina: When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts
When it comes to New Orleans many people envision Jazz players, dancing in the streets and of course Mardi Gras. The history of New Orleans would not be complete without those threads woven into that city. However on August 28, … Continue reading
Posted in Bernstein Spring 2009, When the Levees Broke (Spike Lee)
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Brussels Sprouts for New Journalism
David Carr’s article creatively discusses a new platform for reporting and journalistic media under the format created to be brussels sprouts journalism. This form of journalism involves the “shaving off” of certain aspects of the news, and only keeping what … Continue reading
Posted in Bernstein Spring 2009, Brussels Sprouts Journalism, Uncategorized
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“The Roots Run Deep Here”
The Analysis of Spike Lee’s When the Levees Broke Although we were unable to hear Spike Lee’s commentary directly through the film, the development of the piece reveals his point-of-view and how he interprets the ‘resulting views’ of this … Continue reading
Posted in Bernstein Spring 2009, Uncategorized, When the Levees Broke (Spike Lee)
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Joseph O’Connor: Readings “From an Irish Male”
Captivating and inspiring; those are just a couple of the words that can be used to describe the atmosphere at the book reading by Joseph O’Connor. At the beginning of the readings he discussed his love of going to the … Continue reading
Posted in Bernstein Spring 2009
Tagged The New York Times- Feature Story, The Ticker- Feature Story
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125th Street Still “Change”-less Months After Obama Election
Stepping above ground at 125th Street and Saint Nicholas Avenue in Harlem, James Brown’s hit, Payback plays loudly on a vendor’s neon green stereo, African women dressed in brightly patterned garments persistently chirping, “hair braiding, we braid hair,” and a … Continue reading
Posted in Bernstein Spring 2009, Manhattan, Neighborhood Conflict Story
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Recession Proof Youth Services
The sound of kids playing nearby in Henry M. Jackson Playground along Henry Street is all too common . Not far away, children accompanied by their parents can be seen entering Henry Street’s Youth Services, services which focus on … Continue reading
S.P.U.R.A: A 40-Year-Old Conflict That Won’t Go Away
“I think if we have affordable housing, specifically low-income housing, it will be problematic,” said Ann Bobco, a Lower East Side resident since 1986 and a former member of Community Board 3 in the late ‘90’s. “We will be dropped … Continue reading
Park Plans Threaten Community Garden
Spend a Saturday or Sunday at Two Coves Community Garden for a day of fun-filled activities for all to enjoy run by local Astoria residents. There is live music, a potluck, an instrument-making workshop for indoor composting, soil workshops, recipe … Continue reading
Housing Dreams Defer in Bushwick
Across neighborhoods in Brooklyn, peaceful dreams are being interrupted. James Nowello is a Brooklyn resident from Bushwick who like most homeowners is dealing with the consequences of a declining housing market. In the mid-2000s Bushwick, Brooklyn was experiencing a huge … Continue reading
Posted in Bernstein Spring 2009, Brooklyn, Neighborhood Conflict Story
Tagged Brooklyn, Bushwick, Conflict Story
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