Love Shouldn’t Hurt
Harlem event offers help for domestic violence “Is it really love?” That is what Reverend Lakeesha Walrond asked the packed house recently at Harlem Hospital. She was part of …
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By JULIAN CANTRES Oceans of Hope, a sailboat manned by people with multiple sclerosis, anchored in Manhattan on Tuesday. The 67-foot-long vesselHo departed from Copenhagen, Denmark in June. Since then, …
‘Hope’ Sails into New York Harbor Read MoreFulton Transit Hub Costly & Flashy, Riders Say
By SANDRA ALMONTE Subway riders had “mixed feelings” about the cost of Lower Manhattan’s newly opened transit hub on Tuesday, its first full day of operation. The Fulton Center station’s …
Fulton Transit Hub Costly & Flashy, Riders Say Read MoreTheir Eyes Have Seen the Gory
By DESIREE JACKSON, ELIZABETH KELLY & LOVASHNI KHALIKAPRASAD Former New York City Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly served as the Grand Marshal in the 95th Annual Veterans Day Parade on Tuesday. …
Their Eyes Have Seen the Gory Read MoreFrom BC to z100; Skeery Jones Visits Campus
By Priscilla Perez Published: November 12, 2014 Skeery Jones , the Executive Producer of the Elvis Duran and the z100 Morning Show, visited Brooklyn College last Tuesday to talk to …
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Champions Again
This year’s match was tenser, but the Brooklyn College Women’s Soccer team prevailed over the College of Staten Island for the second-straight year in the CUNYAC Final. PHOTO/ Brooklyn College Athletics
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