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Not Just For Kicks – Professional Women’s Soccer Is Here To Stay

December 23, 2016 by Rajvi Desai

The third attempt at starting a National Women’s Soccer League in the United States began in 2013. Unlike the previous efforts, the NWSL successfully progressed into its fourth year, a feat that had never been accomplished before. This time around, there are sponsors, television coverage, and most importantly, fans. Sky Blue Football Club, the only […]

Filed Under: Multimedia, Photo, Sports Tagged With: empowerment, equality, football, jersey, soccer, sports, women

Closer Look: Cabin Fever

July 28, 2016 by Jeffrey Kopp

In April the Associated Press published a brief story about a New York man who traveled to Alaska to build a cabin in the wilderness, but when things weren’t as he expected, the situation quickly turned into a battle for survival. In the premiere episode of the Closer Look podcast, Brittnye Jones and Jeffrey Kopp interview Vladimir […]

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The Body Positive Runway Show

July 5, 2016 by Kiara Ventura

Smart Glamour, a fashion brand that creates clothing for women of various heights and sizes, held a runway show on February 19th in the West Village area. By representing many ethnicities, body shapes and sizes on the runway, Smart Glamour sets itself apart from other brands in today`s fashion industry.

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Many Fish In The Sea

June 16, 2016 by Eliza Lambert

This year, Chinese New Year fell on the eve of Valentine’s Day, and in New York City it was shockingly cold. Trying to keep my fingers warm while they clutched my camera, I stumbled into an open-air fish market in Chinatown. What follows is a short photo-essay, playing on the saying single people hear a lot: “There […]

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The Anti-Piano Man

June 16, 2016 by Eliza Lambert

New York City is known for its characters, and Colin Huggins is one of my favorites. It is a rare day in Washington Square when his piano music isn’t permeating the park; his grand piano is an ostentatious, out-of-place surprise that endears tourists and locals alike. The top three song requests are also the three songs Colin refuses […]

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Lens to Loisaida – Photo Poetry Slideshow

April 18, 2016 by Tara Seewack

Photos of the East Village neighborhood “Loisaida” set to a poem by Bimbo Rivas. Photos by Tara Seewack. Voice over by Bosco Ballve. Bittman “Bimbo” Rivas was born on November 11th, 1939 and helped pioneer the Nuyorican Movement in New York City. He coined the community’s name based on the Puerto Rican pronunciation of “Lower […]

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Couples Renew Their Vows in Time Square on Valentine’s Day

February 15, 2016 by Talia Milavetz

On Valentine’s Day, couples came from all over to renew their vows in the heart of New York City.  

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‘Silent Disco’ at Bryant Park

February 9, 2016 by Lisa Azcona

The second annual Winter Carnival, held at The Bank of America Winter Village in Bryant Park, included many of the attractions you might expect to find in an event of this kind: ice skating, hot chocolate and photo booths. But, it was the ‘silent disco’ that was among the most unique attractions of the two-day […]

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