The Passion for Religion Ebbs
Mar 16, 2004
As the Passion of the Christ continues to break box office records, Christians observe lent, Jews prepare for Passover, the attorney general holds morning prayer services and politicians routinely voice their religious
Imprisoned In New York
Feb 19, 2004
 Criminals are among New York City’s most popular exports. According to a recent study, about 44,000 state prisoners, or two-thirds of the entire state prison population, are from New York
The Citizen
Feb 02, 2004
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Who Are NYC's Republicans?
Jan 26, 2004
 As the Republicans prepare for their first-ever national convention to take place in New York City, are they struggling to come up with a welcoming committee of native New Yorkers?
Five Hidden Facts About Housing (An Analysis Of Data From The Housing and Vacancy Survey)
Dec 09, 2003
 The New York Housing and Vacancy Survey (known to those interested in housing as HVS) is conducted every three years (unless it is a Census year) on commission
Young, Graduated and in New York City
Oct 21, 2003
 Every year New York City draws young people in pursuit of fame, fortune, excitement and relevance. They are a popular subject for literature, theater, and Gotham Gazette
Back To (Public and Private) School
Sep 08, 2003
 The back-to-school experience in New York City depends on who you are and where you live. The most obvious distinction is between public and private school.
Counting Drop-Outs
Aug 14, 2003
 For at least 50 years, business leaders, politicians and parents berated students to “Stay In School.” Dropping out of high school condemned one to a life of economic
The Vanishing Jews
Jul 08, 2003
 The number of Jews in New York City fell below one million by 2002, according to the 2002 Community Study by the United Jewish Appeal-Federation of
The Affluent Of Manhattan
Jun 11, 2003
 The top fifth of Manhattan households received more than 50 times as much income in 1999 as the bottom fifth, according to analyses based upon Census 2000 data. |