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Tag Archives: Economy
Is Sustainable Capitalism Possible?
Since the publication of Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations, capitalism has become, with only the exception of a few countries, the dominant global economic system. Without a doubt capitalism works. Capitalistic strategies have helped to create some of the … Continue reading
Posted in Haller-Spring 2010
Tagged Brooklyn, Capitalism, Earth Day, Eco-Festival, Economy, Intergenerational Ethics, Kingsborough Community College, Sustainability
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Hot Date on a Icy Rink
The weather and economy may have cast a cold spell over New York City but that doesn’t mean dating life should burn a hole in your wallet. Now a days with the economy, dating is getting more and more expensive … Continue reading
Posted in Dollars & Sense, Holiday/Prof. Haller, Manhattan, Uncategorized
Tagged Dating, Economy, Free, Ice Skating, new york city, winter activities
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Nursing in a weak economy
“This has been four of the hardest years of my life. It’s reassuring the sacrifices were worth it knowing I’ll be able to find a job in May,” said senior Plattsburgh State nursing major, Marie Massaiero. With unemployment at its … Continue reading
Posted in Manhattan, murray hill
Tagged college graduates, Economy, healthcare, New York, nursing
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Keep the Bus Running, Seniors Demand
The Metropolitan Transit Authority proposed to remove the B37 bus route along the Third Avenue path in Sunset Park, angering senior citizens living within the community as the recession continues to force everyone to cut spending. Along the Third … Continue reading
Posted in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, sunset park
Tagged Economy, transportation
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Recession not affecting Astoria’s spirit
By Timothy Petropoulos The holidays are a time for joy and cheer, peace and giving, but in these rough financial times, these virtues can be hard to find. The people of Astoria are not letting the … Continue reading
Christian Gives Private Tutoring Business to the Church
In our current rough economy, who would swap a weekly pay check of $2,000 for a $600 one? Perhaps a dedicated Christian; like the person who just handed over his private tutoring company to his church. John … Continue reading
Posted in Manhattan, Staten Island, Uncategorized, Union Square
Tagged Business, Church, Economy, religion, tutoring, Union Square
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Tough Times for Queens Library
Jackson Heights and Corona residents of all ages enjoyed soul food while a blues band performed in the program hall of the Langston Hughes Community Library and Cultural Center during the institution’s annual Kwanzaa celebration on Dec. 13. Though the … Continue reading
Posted in Corona, Jackson Heights, Queens
Tagged Economy
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Daycare Troubles
It is no secret that the recent economic problems have affected more than just working adults. Their families have also needed to make sacrifices. Some parents are unable to send their young children to daycare because they cannot afford it. … Continue reading
Posted in Brooklyn
Tagged child care, Daycares, East Flabush, Economy
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College club provides more than recreation
The Haitian American Student Association (HASA), a Brooklyn College Student Organization, not only adds to to the social atmosphere of the school but does charitable deeds, as well. “HASA is a club that highlights Haitian culture and educates the Brooklyn … Continue reading
Posted in Brooklyn, Flatbush
Tagged Brooklyn College, charity, East Flatbush, Economy, Haitian American Student Association
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New Charges for Senior’s Meal Plan
The Salvation Army’s senior program faced a $15 price rise in its monthly food plan for senior citizens this past October, according to an employee. The Salvation Army, located on 225 Bowery, has a small section to the left of the … Continue reading
Posted in Chinatown, Lower East Side, Manhattan
Tagged Chinatown, Economy, Manhattan, Salvation Army, Senior Citizens
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Studio Still Dances On
The One Step at a Time Dance Studio, located at 111-17 Lefferts Blvd. in South Ozone Park, Queens, is trying to stay on top of the further crumbling economy. Patricia Harry, the director and owner of the studio, wasted no time in … Continue reading
Donations difficult to come by
The altruistic spirit that is alive in most of us during the holidays makes it a perfect time for charitable organizations to ask for donations. But this year charitable events like the American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life are re-evaluating … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Astoria, Economy, Relay for Life
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Community council battling with current crisis
With the financial crisis still alarming corporations everywhere, non-profit organizations have to fight much harder to solicit necessary funds in order to keep providing social services to others. Whereas retailers and other businesses are struggling with a decrease in … Continue reading
Posted in Forest Hills, Kew Gardens, Queens
Tagged Economy
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Is There Comfort for Those Spiritually?
On the back of every dollar bill of American money reads these words, “In God We Trust.” However within these past few months, with such a economic crisis, are more people looking for spiritual comfort? Sister Debbie Hodge of the Church of … Continue reading
Posted in Co-op City, The Bronx
Tagged Economy, religion
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Ticket Sales Reinforce Signs of Recession
“The Recession on the way, hey, but on another note, a lot of sounding like Young, tell’em register to quote,” is the opening line of the remixed version of Young Jeezy‘s “Put On” featuring Jay-Z. What’s the connection here to … Continue reading
Posted in Brooklyn, Manhattan, Not New York, Queens, Staten Island, The Bronx
Tagged Economy
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The Bowery Mission Has Hope and Faith
The chilly New York weather has turned on an unfriendly face to the city’s homeless. Fortunately, the legendary Bowery Mission in Manhattan is still open for those needing a refuge from the harsh streets. It is the third oldest … Continue reading
Posted in Lower East Side
Tagged Bowery, charity, Economy, homeless, homeless shelters, Lower East Side
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A Helping Hand and a Hot Breakfast
As daylight grows shorter and temperatures begin to plummet, many residents of Jersey City are forced to sleep outside of businesses and restaurants. The JC homeless community is cast aside and ignored like another piece of debris on the street. Luckily, the … Continue reading
Posted in Jersey City
Tagged Church, Economy, homeless, Jersey City
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Your President & Your Fears
The Presidential election presented two candidates to our nation with very distinct views and two different backgrounds. Some Americans not only based their decisions on the candidate’s views, but their social upbringing as well. On Election Day, I interviewed two … Continue reading
Liquor stores buzzing on Jamaica Avenue
Walking down Jamaica Avenue in Queens between 95th to 75th streets in the wake of the economic downturn, anyone is sure to feel the difference in the normal hustling and bustling strip. An otherwise buzzing Jamaica Avenue with crowds of … Continue reading
Economic uncertainty in Old Mill Basin
At first glance, the small neighborhood of Old Mill Basin is seemingly untouched by America’s uncertain economic situation. However, upon further scrutiny, it is apparent this is not the case. There are many ‘For Sale’ signs that have been up for … Continue reading
Posted in Brooklyn, Mill Basin
Tagged Economy
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