The Brian Lehrer Show: Student Development

The Brian Lehrer Show

Student Development

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Wednesday, August 16, 2006

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Student photo from Williamsburg Prep High School

Part of life in New York is that the view is constantly changing. Turn around and that local landmark is gone and a new building is in its place. Some students in Brooklyn took part in the project to document their neighborhoods as development comes to their part of town. One of the students joins her teacher and the project’s resident photographer to talk about change, growth and gentrification. Also,

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Student Development

Swathy Marri, student at Williamsburg Prep High School
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Vincent Falivene, social studies teacher at Williamsburg Prep High School for the "Williamsburg Under Construction" project
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Jackie Neale-Chadwick, resident photographer for the "Williamsburg Under Construction" project and curator and coordinator of the resulting exhibition "Lost in Transition: Williamsburg and Carroll ...

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- on New York City's increased immigrant population and what it all means

» Marcelo Suarez-Orozco's bio ...

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Anwen Hughes Staff Attorney, Asylum Program for Human Rights First
- on the sometimes difficult task of navigating immigration courts

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Dahlia Lithwick
- on terrorism laws being applied to American teenagers.

» http://www.slate.com/id/2137689/

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Jackie Neale-Chadwick

Jackie Neale-Chadwick

Originally uploaded by wnyc.

Jackie Neale-Chadwick, curator and coordinater for the photo exhibit "Lost in Transition: Williamsburg and Carroll Gardens", pauses beforing discussing the Williamsburg photo project. ...

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