I am addicted to Garbage. Not the kind here in New York City that litters our streets and provides ample food for the rats. I’m talking about the rock band Garbage — the very same Garbage that I have listened to for the last nine years. I love them and listen to their songs everyday on my MP3 player during my daily commute on the subway.
Archived | Apr 28, 2005
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The bright yellow bands are inescapable. And it is the one fashion accessory that everyone can agree on.
The LIVESTRONG wristbands have a firm following of fans, with more than 40 million of the $1 bracelets sold in less than a year to raise awareness about cancer and to support research efforts.
Archived | Apr 28, 2005
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Sometimes having a childhood nickname stick can turn out to be a very profitable experience. Just ask Chick, a.k.a. Nicky Hilton, who is using her nickname for a new juniors clothing collection.
Archived | Apr 21, 2005
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New York City is the hippest place to be during the steamy summer months. Whether you are here on vacation, toiling away at that fantastic internship or stuck in a rut, the Big Apple has a plethora of activities to keep you entertained until Labor Day.
Archived | Apr 16, 2005
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Falun Gong demonstrations became a common sight for New York pedestrians this summer as followers of the practice, which originated in China, set up exhibitions in prominent New York City locations. Now Falun Gong has spread to a new locale even closer to home than the village streets: the Kimmel Center at New York University.
Archived | Mar 31, 2005
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Jason Friedman and his girlfriend, Ariela Schulman, had too much of a good thing. They had 200 vintage T-shirts that were lovingly collected on their travels over the years, but nowhere to keep them. So in January of 2004, they started a business to preserve the memories the T-shirts hold.
Archived | Mar 31, 2005
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After dinner, take a moonlight walk with your honey to Veniero’s for a sugar-filled evening.
Archived | Mar 25, 2005
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Even on a student budget, you can sample plenty of great New York restaurants — if you eat lunch out rather than dinner.
Archived | Mar 25, 2005
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