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It's actually pretty darn good, and if you have a chance to see it before it closes, you should.
There were at least four school groups there, which managed to be a microcosm both of how diverse NYC is on the whole... and how utterly segregated its neighborhoods and schools are. One class all Hispanic, one class nearly all Asian and white, one class almost entirely white, and one class entirely black (with a few kids who may have been Hispanic, I don't know), pursuing four different activities on three different floors.
It's kinda impressive, really.
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Shark nursery discovered in New York waters
Seoul delivers barrage of K-pop across border to North Korea
Waterless toilet uses nanotechnology to treat waste, banish smells
Strange New State of Hydrogen Created
More Young People Report Same-Sex Attractions
Suburbs Are Urban Places, Too
Clinton Unveils Plan To Increase Autism Services (This synopsis doesn't look objectionable to me.)
The NYPL Just Released More Than 180,000 Images. We Picked the Best of Old New York. (One's of the St. George Library!)
How Denmark Dumped Medical Malpractice and Improved Patient Safety
Jurassic 10-Armed 'Squid' Were Speedy Swimmers
Periods aren't that gross (Unsurprisingly, the MeFi comments are worth reading, and the YouTube comments aren't.)
In the groove: Scrape marks in ground linked to dinosaurs
Mammoth Rubbing Rocks
Schools mull medical marijuana policies over student use
NY City settles lawsuits over police surveillance of Muslims
Why Crows Hold Funerals
All the winter's a weird weather stage; Here are the players (I'm posting this weather article because I like the headline)
Twitter Isn’t Raising the Character Limit. It’s Becoming a Walled Garden.
As If Slavery Weren’t Enough, 6 Other Reasons to Avoid Shrimp
U.S., world stock markets slide as panic in China spreads More
Current pace of environmental change is unprecedented in Earth's history
Turkey's Erdogan widens call for legal action against pro-Kurdish opposition
People are starving in East Africa -- again -- as the world looks away
Syria conflict: Civilians under siege
There were at least four school groups there, which managed to be a microcosm both of how diverse NYC is on the whole... and how utterly segregated its neighborhoods and schools are. One class all Hispanic, one class nearly all Asian and white, one class almost entirely white, and one class entirely black (with a few kids who may have been Hispanic, I don't know), pursuing four different activities on three different floors.
It's kinda impressive, really.
Shark nursery discovered in New York waters
Seoul delivers barrage of K-pop across border to North Korea
Waterless toilet uses nanotechnology to treat waste, banish smells
Strange New State of Hydrogen Created
More Young People Report Same-Sex Attractions
Suburbs Are Urban Places, Too
Clinton Unveils Plan To Increase Autism Services (This synopsis doesn't look objectionable to me.)
The NYPL Just Released More Than 180,000 Images. We Picked the Best of Old New York. (One's of the St. George Library!)
How Denmark Dumped Medical Malpractice and Improved Patient Safety
Jurassic 10-Armed 'Squid' Were Speedy Swimmers
Periods aren't that gross (Unsurprisingly, the MeFi comments are worth reading, and the YouTube comments aren't.)
In the groove: Scrape marks in ground linked to dinosaurs
Mammoth Rubbing Rocks
Schools mull medical marijuana policies over student use
NY City settles lawsuits over police surveillance of Muslims
Why Crows Hold Funerals
All the winter's a weird weather stage; Here are the players (I'm posting this weather article because I like the headline)
Twitter Isn’t Raising the Character Limit. It’s Becoming a Walled Garden.
As If Slavery Weren’t Enough, 6 Other Reasons to Avoid Shrimp
U.S., world stock markets slide as panic in China spreads More
Current pace of environmental change is unprecedented in Earth's history
Turkey's Erdogan widens call for legal action against pro-Kurdish opposition
People are starving in East Africa -- again -- as the world looks away
Syria conflict: Civilians under siege
