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“City Never Sleeps” by Alex Aleman The semester is coming to a close, but it’s not over yet. Take a break from the stress of term papers and exit projects, and check out some of these events happening around the city. May is National Bike Month! Go celebrate at the 5th annual Spring Brooklyn Bike [...]

“City Never Sleeps” by Alex Aleman Now that the Valentine’s Day craze has passed, let’s focus on another important part of February: Black History Month. This month honors the courageous and influential African American men and women who have made a difference in the United States. Here are some events honoring them this weekend. Initially released in [...]

City Never Sleeps by Emily Goldblum  Let Your Fingers Do the Shopping! Did you miss Black Friday because you had to work or didn’t want to deal with stampedes and crazy New Yorkers on long lines? It’s not too late to find deals–it’s Cyber Monday! Price reductions extend beyond just retail, and you can get [...]

City Never Sleeps by Alex Aleman New York City got hit with yet another storm this week. Luckily, no real damage was done. After Sandy shut down so many attractions, tours, and schools last week, go out this weekend and visit some of these fun events around the city. Get a good laugh at the [...]

 City Never Sleeps by Emily Goldblum Coming Back to Reality First things first, hope everyone’s well. If you need any help or advice post-Hurricane Sandy, please click here.  Also, don’t forget about FEMA, the American Red Cross, NYC311 and also for Staten Island specifically: Recovers.org. Please, if you have anything to give or need anything, even [...]

City Never Sleeps by Emily Goldblum Classes and Activities are Cancelled on Tuesday! So for everyone who had three papers due tomorrow you have slightly more time to get them all done. Unless, of course, your professors are e-mailing you and letting you know you have to send your paper in via e-mail. In that [...]

 Yeah. So. Whatever. by Bryant Buernet How disgusting is New York? “I looked down and my shoe was covered with vomit,” says Jovanni Huerta, a 21-year-old, business major, about a recent subway ride to school. A whole lot of people have had the same experience according to a recent study. A yearly survey by Travel [...]

Fun, free stuff to do over the weekend. By Alex Aleman Between the MTV Video Music Awards, Fashion’s Night Out, and the Democratic National Convention, everyone in New York was busy last night. With this exciting, hectic, and emotional week at its end, what’s left to do this weekend? Plenty!   Free Fashion: If you [...]

Fun and (almost) free stuff to do. by Rochelle Sterling As we await the end of the semester, graduation, or a hiatus from classes until the summer sessions begin, some downtime is definitely in order. You can find many different ways to enjoy summertime in New York without breaking the bank or going too far. [...]

It’s 7:00 A.M. on my first day of classes at City College. My alarm is buzzing, and I am immediately up, in the shower, and out the door by the time my watch strikes 8:00. I’ve given myself two hours to find my trains, find my class, and be seated before my French teacher utters [...]