Category: Extracurricular Activities
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Lace Up for Immune Health
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Anna Amelianchik Exercise is critically important for physical and mental health because it helps stave off diseases related…
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A Different Kind of Outbreak
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Anna Amelianchik Before the novel coronavirus resulted in travel restrictions, event cancellations, and toilet paper shortages, The Rockefeller…
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CrossFit: Everything You Need to Know About One of Our Current Fastest Growing Sports
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Francesca Cavallo Starting any new exercise practice can be discouraging, and it’s no different when entering into a…
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Free Summer Park Events in NYC
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Susan Russo Park rules for ALL parks: NO glass containers (baby bottles OK); alcohol; smoking; drugs; dogs off…
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Manhattan Spring and Summer Fun
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By Susan Russo Consider these (mostly) FREE events in NYC Parks, many falling between June and October: At…
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Paninis and Pupusas: A Jackson Heights Love Story
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By Brianna Caszatt and A Gerald Martini In the months leading up to the World Cup, we kept…
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Crickets: From Midnight Music to Midnight Snack?
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By Jason Rothauser “And how much is that per cricket?” I ask. I’m standing in front of the…
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World Cup 2014: Enough Info to Get by in Conversation
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By Brianna Caszatt & A Gerald Martini, football masterminds Temperatures are rising and flowers are in bloom: summer…
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Puerto Rico in March – Summer at the tip of Winter
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By Natalia Ketaren Puerto Rico, “the rich port,” is an unincorporated territory of the United States. To us…
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Take Me Out to the Ball Game
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By Aileen Marshall It’s springtime in New York, and that means the start of baseball season. There is…
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For Your Consideration – Crystal ball edition!
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By Jim Keller Last year’s Crystal Ball edition yielded four of nine eventual Best Picture nominees. Gravity, American…
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Spring Breaks in April
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By Susan Russo Special Free Events and Short Excursions Manhattan Macy’s Flower Show When: April 1-6 Where: 34th…
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The oldest Irish bar in the city
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By Aileen Marshall Most New Yorkers have heard of, if not been to, McSorley’s, a downtown bar. Popular…
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Brooklyn Night Bazaar
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By Jason Rothhauser For both the hip and hungry, Brooklyn has been host to a growing new trend…
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Requiescat in Pace
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By George Barany George Barany is a Rockefeller alum (1977). For more puzzles by Barany and Friends and…
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Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
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By Aileen Marshall We all know that the third Monday of January was Martin Luther King, Jr. Day,…
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Culture Corner : music roundup
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By Bernie Lang In the past couple of months, I’ve been to live concert performances in the major…
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It’s Christmas Time in the City
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by Aileen Marshall Like the old song says, the “city sidewalks, busy sidewalks” are “dressed in holiday style.” Besides…
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For Your Consideration — Ones to Watch Vol. 3 Edition
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By Jim Keller With the fall film festivals behind us, we’re staring down the barrel of the Oscars’…
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Looking War in the Eye
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by May Dobosiewicz Quick—name how many wars are being fought in the world right now. At the time of…
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