jaa345@nyu.eduGrad Students Struggle for Internships
Employers are reluctant to hire graduate students, fearing a more experienced intern will be unsatisfied with their menial responsibilities and walk away.
Archived | Apr 28, 2005 (~622 Words)Contributors
Jonathan Ages
Jonathan Ages is freelance journalist currently getting his Masters in Journalism at New York University. Born and raised in Canada, he has contributed to entertainment news organizations including Canada’s Chart Magazine and the STAR! network series, MovieTelevision.
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Dirty Clothing Line Cleans Up
The most a plumber normally shows of his butt is the top part of it, but one U.K. clothing line is marketing their work clothing by dropping the handyman’s pants entirely.
Archived | Apr 28, 2005 (~717 Words)Canadian Rockers Shrug at Hype
Ask any music hipster in America — Montreal is officially cool. Now, if only Montrealers would agree.
Archived | Apr 18, 2005 (~927 Words)Hair of the Dog With a Side of Eggs
Two Lower East Side Manhattan restaurants serve their eggs scrambled and turn their customers’ hangovers sunny-side-up.
Archived | Apr 7, 2005 (~741 Words)Online Music Junkies Keep Cheap Fix For Now
EMI, a major record label, denied that they were in talks with other music companies to push for unilateral price increases for online music, as was reported in The Financial Times on Feb. 28. They questioned the sources of the article and said the digital music industry was not ready for higher prices.
Archived | Mar 25, 2005 (~664 Words)Channel Surfing for Nostalgia
Teenage soap operas aren’t just for kids. They’re luring droves of post-pubescent viewers too.
Archived | Mar 24, 2005 (~730 Words)Small NYC Maps Can Help the Directionally Challenged
Wallet-sized maps are indispensable when navigating the streets of New York City.
Archived | Mar 15, 2005 (~116 Words)NHL Puts Vendors on Ice
The National Hockey League announced the cancellation of the 2004-05 season on Feb. 16, assuring that it will be at least eight more months before hockey fans hear the “slap” of a shot or the “boom” of a player hitting the boards. But the noise local entrepreneur’s are most concerned about is the “ka-tching” of cash registers.
Archived | Feb 17, 2005 (~701 Words)