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Tag Archives: Jasper Cunneen
Co-Ops, Condos, and Community
For six decades Stuyvesant Town/Peter Cooper Village has been a renter’s paradise, boasting low prices and a secluded tract of prime Manhattan real estate. But the recent shuffle in ownership has shaken a traditionally steady neighborhood. Financing the construction itself … Continue reading
Posted in Conflict Story (final), Feature Writing Fall 2010, Stuyvesant Town
Tagged Jasper Cunneen
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Community Assist for Phys-Ed
With over 1,600 schools and over one million students, New York City lays claim to having the largest public schooling system in the nation. It boasts a $21 billion annual budget and a robust workforce of 80,000 teachers. Yet with … Continue reading
Posted in Community Services Story, Feature Writing Fall 2010, Stuyvesant Town
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Response to ‘Names in the News’
Journalists constantly find themselves in ethical/moral conundrums. They have to balance reporting accurate information with protecting sources and, in this instance, potential targets. It is understandable that the New York Times wanted to add as much detail as possible to … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Writing Fall 2010, Issues in Journalism
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Intelligent, Witty, ‘Price’-less
The air was thick and the rows tightly packed. The chairs, with slightly tilted seats, beckoned their occupants to lean toward the man onstage. In a crowded seventh floor room of the William & Anita Newman Library, Richard Price stood … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Writing Fall 2010, Richard Price
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When Hardware Becomes Housewares
Outside New York City, the small town hardware store contains racks of sharpened saws, columns of hefty hammers and shelves of potent power tools to satisfy every homeowner’s need. Entire walls are dedicated to a multitude of nuts, nails, bolts, … Continue reading
Posted in Community Business Story, Feature Writing Fall 2010, Stuyvesant Town
Tagged Jasper Cunneen
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Joe^2
The relationship between Mitchell and Gould is interesting, to say the least. In Mitchell’s first piece, Professor Sea Gull, he is clearly positioned as the comprehensive journalist. He gives a basic, while very in-depth, profile of Mr. Joe Gould. Mitchell … Continue reading
Stuyvesant Town/Peter Cooper Village Background
Touted as a “suburb in the city,” Stuyvesant Town/Peter Cooper Village (STPCV) was built and opened in the late 1940s by Met Life Insurance for returning WWII veterans in desperate need of housing. With Robert Moses leading the way, space … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Writing Fall 2010, Neighborhood Backgrounders, Stuyvesant Town
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