Location

Village Voice writer, Tom Robbins talks out on "Bloomberg lll: How did it Happen? And What's Next?"
Thursday, November 19 7:00 pm
Hudson Guild Elliott Center, 26 between 9th and 10th
A refreshment or two will be offered.
Free!

Location

Yesterday I went to cast my vote, and in the voting booth I was met with a dilemma.

Location

The Lowder Business Building is home to all students acquiring any type of business degree.  Mostly upperclassmen are roaming the halls of this building, crunching numbers for finance or preparing business proposals for the many well-respected business societies run throughout Lowder.

War Eagle!

Calling all Brooklynites:

Location

As Palin Would Put it “What is it Exactly that [a Council Member] Does All Day?”

Location

 As a fan of The Simpsons, I'm excited to announce current efforts to get Springfield plutocrat Montomery Burns onto the ballot for mayor of New York City.

Location

Location

 You missed the primaries. Now at least make sure you register in time for the general elections which take place on the 3^rd OF NOVEMBER.

The last day to register is October 9th.

Location

Geeking out and getting excited to learn more about the NYC council came to an annoyingly slow halt. Like when a car starts puttering, the RPMs go way up despite zero change in velocity and you know at any moment you might find yourself stuck. Well, that is a metaphor for what I experienced just moments ago. Actually, a simile, because I used the word “like”.

Location

As a new New Yorker, I've been doing my best to learn as much as I can about this quaint little (305 square miles) Dutch village. So far I've had a lot of questions about the most populous city in the US, and frankly, I've been shocked to encounter numerous natives with the naϊveté of a novice...sorry. I can understand not knowing street names or subway stops outside of your usual route to and from home, work or school BUT there is absolutely NO excuse to be completely directionless. Find your orientation people! It's easy. Just look up, there's a HUGE compass in the sky.