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Families Rejected, Shelter Rooms Empty
Even as the city is telling hundreds of homeless families that they are not eligible for temporary s ...
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By Andrew White
Subpoenas for AIDS Officials
The City Council's general welfare committee voted unanimously late last month to subpoena two Giuli ...
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By John Harlacher
Bad Air Days
A team of New York City doctors has found that the main culprits for asthma-related visits to the ci ...
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By Glenn Thrus
Wedge City
Sure, the landlord lobby loves Republicans. But wait till you hear their plan to turn New York City' ...
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By Glenn Thrus
Take My Midwife, Please
Alternatives to doctor-delivered Ob-Gyn care are still controversial, but they're here to stay. Many ...
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By Kristine Blomgren
Schoolhouse Block
A small public academy dedicated to racial harmony and social justice was set to open in Crown Heigh ...
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By Jill Kirschenbaum
Demolition Derby
Rudy Giuliani begged the Clinton administration to fulfill a $48 million promise to the New York Cit ...
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By Kim Nauer
Independents' Day
Who says overcrowded public schools are the only option for black kids? Increasingly, poor and worki ...
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By Kierna Mayo
A "Cure" for the Homeless
New York has moved from battleship-sized homeless shelters to a network of privately-run, smaller tr ...
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By Phyllis Vine
Cityview: The End of Workfare
A call for outcomes-oriented job training programs.
By David R. Riemer
City Lit: Recasting the Couc
A book review of <i>Children, Race and Power: Kenneth and Mamie Clarkâs Northside Center</i> by Gera ...
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By Eleanor Bader
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