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Ben Land
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“Who would I complain to? The government?” Residents grow impatient with unresolved Newtown Creek pollution
Liam Hibbert
November 26, 2024
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Trump wins well-reasoned, ill-informed support from D.C. prisoners
Jessica Brand
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Alessia Girardin
November 13, 2024
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Trump wins record support in blue New York
Elena Xiang
November 7, 2024
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A little party never killed democracy
Mackenzie Matwick
November 4, 2024
Walk into Anne Stonehill’s Gramercy apartment on a recent Tuesday night, and there’s going to be a party. Not just any party, but a letter
A Viral YouTube Video Set My Career on Fire
Alessia Girardin
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Prop One sparks a new conversation about a long-standing struggle for equal rights in New York
Hudson Burrows
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In June of 1969, across the nation, all eyes were on the LGBTQ+ rioters outside Stonewall Inn. Police barricaded the bar while protesters fought back.
The Normalization of Consent in Dance
Maia Wheeler
October 10, 2024
Richard Frye, 19, a student dancer at New York University’s Tisch School of Arts, wasn’t comfortable with the idea of exposing his body on stage.
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