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Barbers Help Researchers Battle HIV in Brooklyn

May 25, 2017 journalism 0

By RADHIKA VISWANATHAN Brignel Camilien works at the Arthur Ashe Institute of Urban Health, designing projects that help communities increase awareness of health issues. But …[read more]

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Drawbacks of Cuomo’s Excelsior Scholarship

May 24, 2017 journalism 0

Brooklyn News Service reporter Deidra Brisco explores some of the drawbacks in Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s Excelsior Scholarship program, which provides free tuition at public universities …[read more]

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BC Vending Machines Still Sell Unhealthy Snacks

May 22, 2017 journalism 0

Student Nikki Orozova relies on vending machines at Brooklyn College for afternoon snacks. (Michelle Cummings) By MICHELLE CUMMINGS It’s noon and you’ve been on campus …[read more]

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Returning Oysters to New York Harbor

May 22, 2017 journalism 0

Brooklyn News Service reporter Lisa Flaugh explores efforts to return New York City to its one-time status as the world’s oyster capital.

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Seeking Sanctuary at Brooklyn College

May 21, 2017 journalism 0

Brooklyn News Service reporter Paul Frangipane explores what sanctuary status means to undocumented immigrant students at Brooklyn College. (Photo: Paul Frangipane)

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Rising Rents Lead More to Bed-Stuy Soup Kitchen

May 21, 2017 journalism 0

By ALAIN GAILLARD The soup kitchen starts serving food at 10:30 every morning. A few soup kitchen guests begin gathering outside the main entrance of …[read more]

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NYC Schools Resist US Immigration Authorities

May 20, 2017 journalism 0

By JOSEPH DE LA CRUZ New York City School Chancellor Carmen Fariña visited P.S. 58 in Maspeth this week to assure parents that their children …[read more]

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Terror Defendant Sentenced

May 13, 2017 journalism 0

By ANDREW HUGHES An American man who conspired with al Qaeda but later cooperated with government investigators was sentenced to 90 days in prison on …[read more]

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Help for Youths Transitioning from Foster Care

May 4, 2017 journalism 0

By JESSICA MARQUEZ Eighteen is the age where you are officially an adult. You can vote, you can buy a lottery ticket, you can open …[read more]

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It’s A Hard-Knock Life in Foster Care

April 29, 2017 journalism 0

By JESSICA MARQUEZ Starting a new school can be daunting and a bit scary for students of any age but when it’s your third new …[read more]

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