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Protesters can make an impact and have fun, too
Marni Halasa is a lawyer, journalist, activist and performance artist, and the founder of Revolution Is Sexy, a one-stop shop for activists, groups and organizations needing advice and counseling on how to stage protests that attract the attention of mainstream media. Halasa, who was active in Occupy Wall Street, was an editor for read more here »
Simply ‘ameowzing’ To The Editor: Re “Astrologer needs a miracle to save East Village home” (news article, July 13): Angel Eyedealism is an ameowzing woman! I loved visiting her cosmic pad and getting a reading last year; I hope she manages to keep it! Sending her magic energy. Kirsty McKenzie It’s up to the read more here »
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BY SUSAN BROWNMILLER | Landscape designers often propose adding a man-made “water feature” to a country estate for visual interest, lively motion and calming sounds. The options include dredging and filling a pond or a lake, or creating a stepped waterfall and a brook. A fountain that recycles its water is recommended for a small read more here »
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BY BILL TALEN (REVEREND BILLY) | We’re in a strange place, a garden inside Trump Tower. We are facing blank pages with our pens. There are 15 of us, including Savitri D and myself, and singers from the Stop Shopping Choir. We wait for the timekeeper to say, “Write.” We will write nonstop for 45 read more here »
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BY LENORE SKENAZY | Warning: Reading this column may have the same effect it had on the woman writing it. (I must have a Popsicle or Good Humor right now!). But it wasn’t always as easy as screaming (and going to the freezer, or deli). These things had to be invented, and I think we read more here »
Continue reading …I loved that church To The Editor: Re “Last Mass looming for Christopher St.’s St. Veronica’s Church” (news article, July 6): I lived directly across from St. Veronica’s for 14 years and seven months. I watched many funerals take place at that church, but no weddings that I can remember. I saw Mother Teresa’s nuns read more here »
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BY NANCY GENDIMENICO | There’s nothing left of my old apartment at 112 E. 11th St. except a sign on a wooden partition with the address. Behind that is rubble, a bulldozer and wide-open space between Third and Fourth Aves. I’d been monitoring progress of the demolition since the announcement was made last summer when read more here »
Continue reading …The Albanese alternative To The Editor: Re “De Blasio, Chin come under fire at town hall” (news article, June 29): Glad to see that de Blasio and Chin are being shown how much they are doing wrong for our communities. Does anyone think that they are really listening? I don’t. The appearance of Sal Albanese read more here »
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