alu206@nyu.eduA Renaissance Man Painting in the 21st Century
An artistic master weaves classic technique with a contemporary twist.
Archived | Apr 28, 2005 (~778 Words)Contributors
Anne Urda
My name is Anne Urda, and I am originally from South Bend, Indiana. I
am currently a second-semester graduate student in the NYU journalism
department, with a newspaper concentration. I graduated in 2001 from
William & Mary with a B.A. in history. After college, I moved to
Washington D.C. and worked for nearly three years as an assistant
historian for the Daughters of the American Revolution before deciding to pursue journalism.
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Sugar and Spice
Janice Cable’s “Candy Dance” class gives women a fun — and sexy — way to burn off the calories.
Archived | Apr 28, 2005 (~760 Words)Famous Joe's — Still Worthy of the Title
Forced to move locations after an astronomical rent increase, Joe’s Pizza is still going strong three doors down from its original spot.
Archived | Apr 21, 2005 (~955 Words)A Place As Good as You Remember
Peaking in popularity 25 years ago, Howard Johnson’s dominated the American highway, but since then, the chain has almost vanished. Ironically, the Howard Johnson’s in Times Square, a mecca for what’s new and the first place where tourists land, has held on throughout the changing times.
Archived | Apr 7, 2005 (~1002 Words)Union Square Greenmarket Freshens Up Produce Choices
Tired of standing in front of the produce section and not finding anything fresh? Put the shopping cart back and take a walk outside and on up to the Union Square Greenmarket, located at 17th Street and Broadway.
Archived | Mar 25, 2005 (~180 Words)Reduced-Price Bagels Are a Hole-in-One
If you love to wake up and eat a delicious bagel but can’t justify plunking down $2.50 or more every day, an inexpensive way to still enjoy the favorite food is to pay a visit to Bagel Bob’s, located at 51 University Place, on Monday nights.
Archived | Mar 25, 2005 (~191 Words)College Students Credit Internships for Later Opportunities
For Adam Lobel, a morning spent reading the paper turned out to be a life-changing experience. The University of Texas student caught sight of an interesting advertisement promoting a contest for the MasterCard Priceless Experience Internship. The idea is to give college students a rare opportunity to gain hands-on experience in the highly competitive fields of sports, music and film.
Archived | Mar 8, 2005 (~797 Words)