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From pizza to dim sum to a weird spin on milk tea, here’s a breakdown of Clog-verified places to go if you ever have the munchies in the Big Apple. Bonus: they’re all vegetarian-friendly!
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Throughout his career, Vishaan Chakrabarti has acted as a longtime social impact architect and urban planner, improving public spaces in New York City.
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Mackey had recently returned from a trip to New York, where she visited the Manhattan offices of Guinness World Records in an attempt to register her 23 years of calendars as a new world record.
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Writing about art put me close to so many artists. It was exhilarating. But I was only ever close.
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The play is a parodic depiction of the cutthroat, phone-smashing, smarty-pants high finance world that hits a bit closer to home than expected.
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Like several films before it, “Person to Person” brings the cacophonous life of New York City to the fore by giving us several day-in-the-life narratives — but it fails to do much more than that.
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New York: the city that never sleeps and never goes a day without tourists. Here are some secluded/less frequented spots to check out in the Big Apple.
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Arriving in California, I was slapped in the face with the realization that the suburban myth was actually a reality. Goodbye to convenience and excitement, hello monotonous chill.
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Although NYC is known for frequent celebrity sightings and run-ins, its landmarks and quaint locations are also often prominently featured in movies. Only after my six-week excursion did I realize that my sister and I actually visited a lot of places seen in movies. ‘Hitch’ I went to Columbia University
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A week after finishing my freshman year at UC Berkeley, I packed some of my clothes, took my backpack with a few folders in it and flew to New York City. For the next six weeks, I lived with my sister in the heart of the city while taking a
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