…institution’s beginning, the majority of its students were African American—and that’s still true.” Today, the college remains committed to job training and preparation. The core of this effort, because MCNY’s…
…can personalize to current time, recipient’s location, device, social context and business rules. The New York City metropolitan area had the largest concentration of high-tech employment in the nation, with…
…who have reduced crime today to levels not seen in decades.” “It has been said that, ‘Whoever renders service to many puts himself in line for greatness.’ Today, we commemorate…
…the home to so many top publishing houses, newspapers, and broadcasters, we’ve long been the world’s media capital. And in recent years we’ve also seen a sharp increase in film…
…the game. Isn’t it time for real serious regulation? These periodic losses do nothing to help our seriously wounded economic recovery and only point out that the fox is still…
…billion in 2011. This sector was bolstered by ongoing work at the World Trade Center, Barclays Arena and Madison Square Garden. The Building Congress forecasts non-residential construction to increase to…
…unexpectedly weak economic conditions, but continues to face significant budgetary challenges in the years ahead, according to a report released today by State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli. “While the state…
…it learned in the newspaper that the Chicago Transit Authority’s President, Forrest Claypool, said there were about eight items in the contract he considered outrageous, one of them being a…
…what has been going on? What lessons can be learned from France’s election by those who toil day-to-day to right the wrongs and put the powers that be on notice…
…United States of America, there has been one overriding American Dream: that people could come here, from around the world, and they would have the opportunity to work hard and…
