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Classes for certain college majors, the move to remove learning has been especially jarring, as science labs and acting workshops don’t translate so easily to Zoom.

ByMykel Barrett

ByNuha Dolby

ByJeanmarie Evelly 0Comments

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May 2020

Uncategorized

In Chinese Community, Increased Competition for Pandemic Grocery Delivery Workers

The pandemic triggered a new business model in the Chinese community: customers ordering via ad hoc WeChat groups from self-designated delivery workers, who would go out to buy and deliver…

ByHuiyu Lai for World Journal 0Comments

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May 2020

Opinion

Opinion: What College Kids Lose at Online U

‘Education’s response to the pandemic—which catapulted us fully online at breakneck speed—must be understood as an emergency measure, not an overall best approach, which it is not.’

BySonia Murrow 0Comments

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May 2020

In Depth Investigations Justice

He was Waiting for Clemency. Now He’s Fighting Coronavirus.

Robert Lind, 73, is serving a 50-years-to-life sentence for a shooting in 1983.

ByBrooke Henderson 10Comments

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May 2020

Comunidades de habla hispana Economy

Preocupación por la vivienda de los trabajadores indocumentados mientras las granjas de Nueva York se hunden en problemas

¿Qué les pasa a trabajadores agrícolas cuando una granja se enfrenta a una crisis económica – que podría acortar la temporada – en medio de una emergencia sanitaria mundial?

ByDaniel Parra

BySadef Ali Kully 0Comments

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May 2020

Uncategorized

‘Japan is Safer than NY’: What It’s Like to Study Abroad in a Pandemic

‘I could sense panic in the emails I receive from my instructors.’ News site NY Japion interviews a Japanese exchange student who was studying in New York when the pandemic…

ByNY Japion 0Comments

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May 2020

Opinion

Opinion: How We Can Eat, Rather than Dump, Our Dairy and Produce

‘Food waste is troubling in the best of time, but given current hunger epidemic, it’s particularly shocking to see dairies dumping milk and farmers discarding good produce.’

ByJoel Berg

ByDan Glickman 1Comment

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May 2020

Housing and Homelessness In Depth Investigations NYCHA

COVID-19 at the Mitchel Houses: Communication Issues, Cleaning Delays and a Farewell to Mr. Mercado

Cleaning is now being done in earnest, residents say, but delays in basic maintenance have been the norm for years.

ByRoshan Abraham 2Comments

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May 2020

Opinion

Opinion: NYC Needs a Real Plan to Improve Social-Distancing Compliance

‘Mayor de Blasio has shifted the police’s role. What comes next must be a smart, actionable plan that empowers local communities to educate, assist, and lead first-level enforcement of social…

ByJanos Marton 0Comments

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May 2020

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City’s Efforts to Meet Food Crisis Evolve; Questions About Long Term

The pandemic forced the city to create a whole new food-distribution system. While there have been bumps, experts say the effort has been a success,

ByJeanmarie Evelly

ByNicole Javorsky 0Comments

When Labs Go Online: For Some College Majors, Remote Learning Means Extra Hurdles

In Chinese Community, Increased Competition for Pandemic Grocery Delivery Workers

Opinion: What College Kids Lose at Online U

He was Waiting for Clemency. Now He’s Fighting Coronavirus.

Preocupación por la vivienda de los trabajadores indocumentados mientras las granjas de Nueva York se hunden en problemas

‘Japan is Safer than NY’: What It’s Like to Study Abroad in a Pandemic

Opinion: How We Can Eat, Rather than Dump, Our Dairy and Produce

COVID-19 at the Mitchel Houses: Communication Issues, Cleaning Delays and a Farewell to Mr. Mercado

City’s Efforts to Meet Food Crisis Evolve; Questions About Long Term

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