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Hemnauth Mohabir with his mother, Rowti, outside the house they share in Georgetown. ((Daniel Zwerdling/NPR))
NPR's Daniel Zwerdling has discovered a pattern of abuse of immigrants in American prisons stretching back to the mid 1990s. Focusing on two jails in New Jersey, he found physical assault and the use of dogs to intimidate.
If build it they will come…
Fred Mogul Reporter, WNYC Radio on Gifford Miller's speech this morning about the West Side Stadium
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» WNYC Radio
Not Just Fun And Games
Andrea Bernstein Senior Reporter, WNYC discusses New York's Olympic bid and New York State politics
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» WNYC Radio
The Rules of Attraction
Susan Hughes, visiting assistant professor of Psychology at Vassar, says the voice, not just the body, makes a person attractive
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» Susan Hughes
American Abu Ghraib?
Daniel Zwerdling, NPR senior correspondent, has uncovered a pattern of abuse of immigrants in American jails.
» Immigrant Detainees Tell of Attack Dogs and Abuse
» Immigrant Detainees Tell of Attack Dogs and Abuse
Becoming One of U.S.
Allan Wernick, Immigration Project Director of the Daily News/CUNY Citizenship Now project and author of U.S. IMMIGRATION & CITIZENSHIP: Your Complete Guide, 4th edition (Emmis Books, 2004), on immigration issues and the Citizenship NOW project
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Kymete Kodra Gashi, immigration ...
» Daily News Citizenship guide,
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Kymete Kodra Gashi, immigration ...
Licensed to Bike
According to Transportation Alternatives as many as 112,000 adult New Yorkers ride their bikes on any given day and up to 2 million New Yorkers own bicycles. With so many of us on two wheels City Councilwoman Madeline Provenzano has proposed a licensing scheme. Under her plan anyone ...