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Marymount Manhattan College

Sunday, December 16, 2007

Art And Artisits

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The Not So Private Dancer By Sarah Campbell If someone assumes that the life of a Philadelphia ballerina is mundane, after a moment speaking...
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College Life

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Internships: Discovery And Real World Experience By Sarah Campbell Internships are a great introduction to the world of work and business. I...

Classmates

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Hoping A Generation Will Find Solutions To Complex Problems By Sarah Campbell Glen Burwell, in his second year at Marymount Manhattan Colleg...

City Life

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Hard Times For A Legal Immigrant By Gunes Atalay Many people have an idea about how hard life can be for illegal immigrants in this country....

College Life

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Shopping Cheaply In The City By Gunes Atalay It is hard to be a student in New York City, one of the most expensive cities in the world, whe...
Wednesday, December 12, 2007

City Life

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Hoping To Bridge The Gay Generation Gap By Chris Evans Sitting in the darkest corner of Starbucks, Andrew Fleming, 58, takes a sip of his Ve...

City Life

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A California Gamer Tests Life In New York City By Therese Whelan “If I were alive in the Middle Ages, I’d be one bad ass knight,” says Greg ...

Decision 2008

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Hampton Roads Has A Change Of Heart On The Iraq War By Glenn Burwell After four years of war, the American public is most certainly ready to...

Diversity Series

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No Longer Feeling Out Of Place By Kelly Lafarga A bell rings and suddenly halls fill with loud, vivacious children. Some of the older ones s...

Diversity Series

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Will An Implant Eliminate Deafness And Demolish A Community? By Jamie Cohen The Cochlear implant can change many lives. The device works by ...

Diversity Series

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Happy To Have Lived A Traditional Village Life By Gunes Atalay Bahiya Soran, 45, from a little village called Kuyulu outside of Mardin in th...
Friday, November 30, 2007

Millennials In The New Millennium

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What The Future Holds By Jamie Cohen Echo Boomers are the upcoming prospects of this world. They are the generation that will carry the rest...
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Classmates

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Insight Into A Dancer’s Life By Jamie Cohen Emotional strain, multiple injuries, career threatening decisions and life altering situations, ...
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Thursday, November 29, 2007

Classmates

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Slammin’ Poems, Naturally By Therese M. Whelan They told me it doesn't take much to let yourself be free They can hold you down and chai...

Classmates

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Dismissing The ‘Gay Male’ Stereotype By Gina Mobilio As he sits down to begin his interview, Jamie Cohen, a 20 year-old Marymount Manhattan ...

Classmates

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She’s Now Getting An Adrenaline Rush From Immigration Issues By Gunes Atalay When we talked, it was 10:30 pm and she was just getting home. ...

Classmates

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Finding A Place For Her Creativity To Flourish By Priya Joshi Actress, writer, photographer, traveler, dreamer. Any of these words can be us...

Classmates

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Real Life Battle With ADHD By Kelly Lafarga He is often known as the life of the party. His quick wit and sarcastic humor is what makes him ...
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Classmates

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The Girl Who ‘Can Do And Be’ By Janette Lynott Christine Levitin-Breyette, who never wanted to come to New York City, has adjusted quite wel...

Classmates

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Surviving Early Adversity And Aiming High By Janette Lynott Christopher Evans, a student at Marymount Manhattan College, is more than just a...
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