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Hip-Hop with a Ukulele
Jon Braman may not sound like the typical hip-hop artist, but his ethos continues the legacy of the genre’s best. Like Notorious B.I.G. and…
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Parsons Exhibit Displays State of Online Privacy
A crowded venue full of free wine, artists and their respective works should evoke openness, not paranoia. But at the Sheila Johnson Design Center…
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The Colors of Healing
Parsons students come together to commemorate Nicki Muller’s life and art There it hung, adding color to the tar black walls that surrounded…
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A Tale of New Cities
Young artists are leaving New York and looking elsewhere The dream of moving to the big city may be changing. In recent years, post-industrial…
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Students Prioritize Classwork Over Sleep
Ten minutes before his class began, Daniel Kim was nearly asleep at his desk. He yawned, rested his head on the table and closed…
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Politics, Activism and Mutual Aid
Brooklyn’s In Our Hearts Tries to Redefine a Movement Every Friday — weather permitting — a free shop pops up on the corner of Marcy…
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