Some subway rules seem obvious: do not ride between subway cars. Other matters are more vague: can you jump the turnstile even if you have a prepaid Metrocard which did not swipe properly? The MTA just just proposed a new rulebook for subway conduct.
Troop Increase
Julian Barnes Senior Editor for US News and World Report on the increase of troops in Iraq prior to the January elections
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» US News and World Report
Taking Stock
Tom Lauricella, reporter for the Wall Street Journal, on problems with employees managing 401 (k) plans
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» Wall Street Journal
How Do You Like Our SEVIS?
Gail Szenes, director of the office of international students and scholars at New York University, says fewer foreign students are coming to NYU
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Joseph Nye, University Distinguished Service Professor, and the Sultan of ...
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Joseph Nye, University Distinguished Service Professor, and the Sultan of ...
SEVIS with a Smile
Russell Knocke, Director of the Office of Public Affairs in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), says SEVIS may save us ,
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» Student and Exchange Visitor Information System
Emily Post rides the New York City Subway
Neysa Pranger Campaign Coordinator, Straphangers Campaign on the new MTA rules of conduct
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Another Tight Race
The undecided races for mayor of San Diego and governor of Washington State have gotten a lot of attention recently. But for many New Yorkers, the empty seat to watch belongs to the Governor of Puerto Rico.
When election workers stopped counting votes on the night of November ...