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Photo by Jefferson Siegel
Monday afternoon, several dozen protesters gathered in Foley Square near the courthouse to decry the two former police officers’ acquittal in May on rape charges.
This time, ‘Rape Cops’ don’t get off; Will serve time in jail
By Jefferson Siegel
In a verdict that shocked the city, three months ago, two former Ninth Precinct police officers were found not guilty of raping a barely semiconscious, intoxicated East Village woman whose apartment they visited not once — but four times — in a single night while on duty in December 2008.
Water-main break knocks out power
Pot bust after fire in Soho
Travelers have trickled back to Tompkins Sq. a bit
Activist is arrested at a panel about private funding for parks
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ARTS
FringeNYC, at 15, delivers 17-day smorgasbord
Bulbach weaves ancient craft into contemporary art
Poetry, music, film dismantle barriers, trigger action
Just Do Art!
High praise, times two, for Nilaja Sun’s ‘No Child…’
‘Bamboozled’ beats the devil at his own game
BY JERRY TALLMER
TNC’s traveling street theater turns 35.
SoHo artist finds an audience in Poland
BY SAM SPOKONY
After a lifetime of work, Bernard Aptekar looks to protect his legacy.
Dwelling-place memories of a Hitler-era Berlin Jew
BY JERRY TALLMER
Installation takes you on literal, figurative tour of Manfred Nomburg’s living space.
Dig if you will a picture
BY SCOTT STIFFLER
Anthology Film looks back at ‘Me Decade’ musicals.
With 300 photographs, Exit Art begins to break the silence
BY LILY BOUVIER
Slavery is still an issue of the times.
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On the vanguard of musical progression, in the park
Playwright Penninno conceives something new
BY MARTIN DENTON (nytheatre.com)
Sound and fury signifying something worth seeing
Summertime theater festivals are cool, fresh and HOT!
Queer theologian makes the case for (radical) love
The Art of Pride
REDD TALE’s hot little ‘summer of creation’
BY SCOTT STIFFLER
Redd Tale Theatre Company has carved out a nice little niche by taking the road less traveled when it comes to doing what’s been done before.
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Volume 81, Number 11 | August 11 - 17, 2011
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