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July 2010
Vol. 34, No. 3
Vol. 34, No. 3
In This Issue
Tough Love In The Big City
Kids in New York have often had a lot to fear. So how’d we end up afraid of them?
Spotting TroubleThe Debate Over Detecting Teen Suicide Risks
The problem of youth suicide has sparked debate over how to identify--and help--those at risk.
No EntryWhy Is Teen Unemployment So High?
The woman sweeping floors at the McDonald's on 204th Street had gray hair tracing her temples, and h
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Afraid of Crime Now? Join The Kids
There are plenty of neighborhoods in New York City where the presence of guns, as well as their dead
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Back To BasicsChallenges at the Community College Door
For her mere 20 years, Gina Ortiz speaks with the polish and poise of a person used to impressing h
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Making Their WayImmigrant Women Straddle Cultural Chasms
For Tasnim Huque, the past few months have been full of surprises.
July 2010
Young people in New York have never had it easy, from the real-life hardship of Jacob Riis' day to the fictionalized struggles of "West Side Story" and "Do The Right Thing." But as school lets out and summer sets in, people aged 16 to 25 in New York are facing a unique set of obstacles in 2010. Amid profiles of young people and case studies of solutions, this issue charts the challenges that youth policy must meet.
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Slideshows
City Limits Retrospective: Youth in New York City
A Photo Essay of Life for Young People in New York City
Web Extras
A Troubled Age: Tough Times For NYC Youth
The new issue of City Limits magazine looks at five challenges confronting youth in the five borough
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Op-Ed: Closing Schools Won't Fix Them
The city's Department of Education wants to close 19 more schools that aren't performing well. But w
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Obama Must Make Youth A Priority
In this op-ed, an advocate says a multibillion-dollar federal initiative is needed to bring disconne
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City Limits celebrates the launch of its March 2011 issue: Defining Brooklyn.The 35th Anniversary Celebration
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